(News & Phot from Washington Post & The Sun Showbiz)
It’s a messy, blank-eyed,
occasionally appealing train wreck on which a lot of time is spent bemoaning
the attention paid to the difficulties in Rihanna’s personal life while
simultaneously exploiting them. (Most notably this concerns her relationship
with her abuser, Chris Brown, with whom she appears to be reunited.) “I was
flying ’til you knocked me to the floor,” Rihanna coos on the neo-reggae track
“No Love Allowed.” Or: “I pray that love don’t strike twice,” on the otherwise
moving “Love Without Tragedy.”
The singer has compiled an
all-star cast for her hotly anticipated fifth CD – and last week she whet
fans’appetites by posting a picture from the vocal booth online.
Top pop-producing talent KANYE
WEST, MIGUEL, HIT-BOY and, of course, her hubby JAY-Z are all in the studio
working on the release.
Even legendary songwriter DIANE
WARREN – who penned Aerosmith hit I Don’t Want to Miss A Thing – is on board.
And the plans to promote the CD
are equally huge. Beyonce will perform at the Super Bowl in February – watched
on the box by around 100million Americans – to coincide with the release.
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