I made a couple animations for yall from Chris’ “I Can Transform Ya” video.
Just stopping through for a quick update. I added the Nigel Parry Photoshoot, that Chris did with his mom and 2 little girls (Fans?). ALSO we added wat is being said to be the first promo picture from Graffiti. Check them out below:
Graffiti Promo:
Nigel Parry Shoot:
We have added 73 HQ Pictures of Chris from last night’s Powerhouse Concert. Check them out. We also have videos after the break.
Chris Brown headlined radio station Power 105.1’s Powerhouse ‘09 concert at New Jersey’s Izod Center last night, marking his first official concert since his February 8th altercation with Rihanna. After performances by The-Dream, Trey Songz, Fabolous, Mario, Keri Hilson and Day26, Brown’s live comeback arrived, and the “Forever” singer was greeted with loud applause, MTV reports.
Brown opened his set with new single “I Can Transform Ya,” emerging from his fleet of dancers as the crowd went wild (he debuted the track’s video earlier this week). The embattled star was cheered when he ventured to the front of the stage and received deafening shouts when he took off his “Beat It”-inspired jacket. The set featured roughly 10 songs, including hits “Wall to Wall,” “Take You Down” and “No Air.” Brown wrapped up the performance with the one song that even he admits helped keep his career afloat this past year: “Forever.”
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Chris Brown can be saved.
So says SoFla’s member of the Kennedy clan, Anthony Shriver.
Shriver, whose Best Buddies International raises hundreds of thousands in Palm Beach each spring, is having him headline the non-profit’s Miami gala Nov. 20.
R&B singer Brown, who pleaded guilty to assault and is serving five years probation, is touring intimate clubs nationwide. He’s scheduled to play Shriver’s private shindig at the Mondrian Hotel on his way to a Richmond, Va., concert.
Shriver, the son of Sargent and Eunice Shriver and a nephew of former Pres. John F. Kennedy, founded Best Buddies 20 years ago as a college student. The group matches children with disabilities with mentors.
Is a Best Buddies gala really a good venue for Brown?
Absolutely, says Shriver. Especially since Brown joined Shriver’s cause and is donating some of the proceeds of his tour to Best Buddies.
““I support Chris Brown’s efforts to show the world why he deserves a second chance, given that the commitment he has made to Best Buddies – not only to perform at our Miami Gala, but also to join the Best Buddies family as a volunteer – is a huge step in the right direction,” Shriver told Page2Live in a e-mail.
“I also appreciate Chris’ generous offer to donate a portion of the proceeds from his tour to Best Buddies. I believe Chris’ fans will be equally inspired to support Best Buddies’ mission to provide opportunities for one-to-one friendships, integrated employment and leadership development for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities once they see his enthusiasm and commitment to the cause – and just how much his efforts mean to our participants.”
It’s unclear whether Brown actually will mentor handicapped youths.
Source:Page2live