Official Charts Flashback 2003: Blu Cantrell – Breathe

(CNN)All because of renewed attention from a viral TikTok video, "Dreams" has entered the Top 10 on Billboard's streaming songs chart."Dreams" earned 16.1 million US streams in the week ending Oct. 15, according to Billboard.

A post shared by (@ashleesimpsonross) on In August, Evan and Ashlee spoke to about their growing family. Evan said that he was ″so excited for this little one on the way." Ashlee added, "It'll be really nice to go back to the newborn phase.

Justin Kroll Senior Film ReporterFollowing the news Deadline broke that he was the front-runner for the role, 20th Century Studios executive Jeremy Kramer has officially been appointed president of Paramount Players. Kramer, who will report to his former Fox colleague and now Paramount Pictures Motion Picture Group President Emma Watts, begins his new position effective immediately.Paramount confirmed the scoop Tuesday.

Keeping Up With The Kardashians that Kim was high on K — sorry, I mean E — when it was filmed. The revenue Kim’s earned is enough to make anyone ecstatic, with or without chemical enhancement: she and Ray still bank an estimated $360,000 a year from their 41-minute sexploits, making the sex tape the most-watched porn of all time.

Jason Derulo is a little lighter in the pockets after he generously treated patrons at Los Angeles’ trendy night spot “Catch” to drinks following the smashing success of his latest single, “Savage Love.” The 31-year-old singer and actor’s record, a remix featuring BTS and New Zealand singer Jawsh 685, recently hit No. 1 on the Billboard charts, and to memorialize the moment, Derulo and company hit up the popular West Hollywood rooftop joint in a huge way.

Official Charts, Record Store Day UK and National Album Day are delighted to unveil the extension and relaunch of The Record Club in association with Bowers & Wilkins on 21 October for a new 12-month series.

New Year can be a trial for many of us. As the hangovers fade, the celebratory balloons deflate and the last of the Christmas tree pine needles is finally vacuumed out of the carpet, the realisation hits you: it’s January. Boring. Detoxing. Breaking resolutions. Rain. Nothing good ever happens in January. Until…

Summer 2003 may have been a scorcher, but a mighty chill was being felt across the Official Singles Chart. The cause? American band Evanescence, whose spooky goth-rock-pop stomper Bring Me To Life swooped in at Number 1. 

One of the biggest challenges for TV talent show winners is breaking away from the show that made them. An album is (almost) always guaranteed, and if it's reasonably successful, the real test comes with what to do next, when those who have raised you into stardom are distracted by a new fresh face.

Two years is a long time in pop music, but for five young ladies it was more like a lifetime. Since bursting into the Official Singles Chart with Wannabe in July 1996, Victoria Adams, Melanie Brown, Emma Bunton, Melanie Chisholm and Geri Halliwell had enjoyed an impressive run of six Number 1 singles. (Only Stop had stalled at Number 2, beaten to the top of the charts by the monster smash It’s Like That, by Run-DMC & Jason Nevins.)

It is a time of eyeliner, layer upon layer of lippy and long lustrous hair – and that's just the boys. The year is 1983 and while pretty much everyone on Top of The Pops looked like they’d been covered in superglue and rolled around a charity shop floor, there was one shimmering beacon of style who outdid all the rest. Boy George, with his expertly made-up pretty, ragged dreadlocks and shabby chic style made sure all eyes were on him.

Three ladies, one catchy tune, global fame. Quite how Las Ketchup's The Ketchup Song (Asereje) became as successful as it did is a bit of a mystery, but who are we to judge? 

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorThe eagerly awaited Netflix documentary “Blackpink: Light Up the Sky” follows Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé and Lisa from their debut in 2016 under YG Entertainment to becoming global superstars and the biggest girl band to come out of Korea.Director Caroline Suh talked with Variety about traveling to her native Korea to sit down with the quartet, twice, and tell their story.

Amanda Holden has scored the highest-charting debut album for a British female soloist of 2020 so far. 

Marty Wilde today secures the rare feat of chart success as a singer and songwriter across eight consecutive decades on the Official Albums and Singles Chart. 

Eddie Van Halen’s death was reported on Tuesday.The tracks come from Van Halen’s self-titled debut and their blockbuster album “1984,” with that album’s lead single “Jump” topping the charts.

This week, as the Official Film Chart celebrates its 100th edition, we're excited to announce the world’s first monthly digital rental chart, showcasing the films audiences are renting from video on demand services alongside the Official Film Chart’s view of what audiences are buying to keep.