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Chris Brown: Gearing Up for Jackson Tribute

He’s had a pretty rough year laden with legal woes, and now Chris Brown is ready to take the stage once again.

The “Kiss Kiss” hitmaker’s upcoming performance couldn’t be any higher profile either- he’ll be joining Michael Jackson’s original band and dancers, along with Mary J. Blige and Natalie Cole, for a tribute concert to the late King of Pop in Vienna, Austria.

Chris Brown Talks Upcoming Counseling Regimen

Now that he’s been sentenced to 5 years’ probation and six months of community labor, Chris Brown has his work cut out for him.  And in a recent interview, he revealed that most of all he’s looking forward to the counseling and anger management classes he’s about to undergo.

The “Kiss Kiss” hitmaker explained, “I want to understand my feelings.  I want to find out what really transpired as far as me that night.”

Chris Brown Blames Media for Rihanna Woes

Chris Brown’s interview aired on Larry King Live last night where he explained that his relationship with Rihanna was much like Romeo and Juliet’s.

Brown showed up to the interview in a powder blue sweater and bow tie, telling King that after the incident with Rihanna occurred, it was the media that really drove them apart.

Chris Brown Opens Up About Rihanna Assault

Speaking out about the all too well-known assault incident, Chris Brown told Larry King that he doesn’t even remeber beating ex-girlfriend Rihanna.

“When I look at it now, it’s just like, wow, like, I can’t — I can’t believe that — that actually happened,” Brown explains.

Chris Brown’s Mom: Not Ashamed

It has been a tough year for Chris Brown and his family, following his legal drama for the beating of girlfriend Rihanna.  And Chris’ mother Joyce Hawkins recently thanked her son’s fans for their support in the hard times.

Taking to the Chris Brown fan club website, Joyce wrote, “I just want to say from the bottom of my heart thank you for your continued support. I’m sorry I wasn’t allowed to speak to anyone as this case was ongoing.”