Chris Brown was in Paris yesterday where he posed with Jean Paul Gaultier who had fake blood and bruise makeup for his pro-fighter fashion show.

I wonder if Jean and Rihanna used the same makeup artist.

Lil’ Bow Wow partied December 31, 2009 with Akon and Chris Brown at LIV night club in Fontainbleau located in Miami. After getting drunk Bow Wow got jumped in his Lamborghini with his friend Chris Brown, and started driving and tweeting about it on Twitter. First Bow Wow tweeted what he intended to do (drive drunk):

"Im bout to be f*cked up n drunk tweeting. Im saying sorry now for what i might tweet. But f*ck it ! Im young n rich im goin hard 2nite"

Then Bow Wow tweeted he was driving drunk, and that Chris Brown was a witness to his crime:

"Im f**ked up!!! Ohhhh d*mn. Y i drive the lambo. Chris might have to drive after next spot."

Bow Wow deleted the admission he was driving drunk (above), even though police say a tweet is not enough to get him arrested. Chris Brown is on probation, so he might want to reconsider riding in a car with someone who is drunk, and then taking the wheel especially if he had been drinking as well.

As if it would excuse Bow Wow’s stupidity he then tweeted an apology after he could see people had a negative response to his driving drunk:

"Apologize for that tweet. it was stupid and immature. not a way i want to kick my #2010 year off. i got too much good stuff lined up. my bad"

To prove his apology is sincere Bow Wow should volunteer some time helping victims of drunk drivers. Bow Wow is lucky he did hurt or kill someone, especially since he was driving an extremely powerful car like a Lamborghini.

Chris Brown went on Larry King, and criticized Oprah for dedicating a show on domestic violence to Rihanna. Brown said:

"I commend Oprah on being like, ’This is a problem,’ but it was a slap in my face. I did a lot of stuff for her, like going to Africa and performing for her school. She could have been more helpful, like, ’Okay, I’m going to help both of these people out.’ "

Brown went on Oprah for free publicity to sell his music, so it’s not like Oprah owes him anything.

When it comes to violence between men and women, our society stills thinks of women like they did back in the 1800s, the woman is always the victim, and all men are bad because they rule the world, which directly contradicts our equal society where woman have more financial wealth than men. It must be nice being a woman, because it means you’re always the victim, never have to accept responsibility or the consequences for your actions, and you can demand more equality from men, which means demanding more dominance over men who try to accomadate women’s demands at their own expense.

Oprah was only appealing to what people think today, and want to hear. Oprah is running a business, not trying to help men like Brown who feels like a victim, because the other person who hit him, Rihanna, is out partying in Las Vegas, making music videos, and enjoying her lucrative career, while Brown has to live under 5 years of probation, however many hours of community service, and has to convince people he’s not a woman beater.

It sucks to be a man who gets hit by a woman, and reacts as nature programmed him to do. If we’re going to say Brown should have to answer for hitting Rihanna, then we, as an equal society, need to say the same of Rihanna.

I can say one positive thing about Brown, at least his bow tie is getting smaller.

Chris Brown told Larry King he doesn’t remember getting violent with her and is still shocked the incident happened. The interview with Larry will air on Wednesday. Chris said:

"When I look at it now, it’s just like, wow, like, I can’t, I can’t believe that, that actually happened."

Though a judge has ordered Brown to stay 100 yards away from her for the next five years Brown, 20, tells King that he is still in love with Rihanna, 21. He said it’s been "difficult" not being able to see her. (Asked about her dating other men," Brown said, "I definitely would be affected by it, but, at the end of the day, I mean, we’re not together, so, if she’s happy, I’m cool." He added, "We’ll always be friends."

Brown pleaded guilty to felony assault on June 22 in a deal that helped him avoid up to five years in jail. On August 25, he was formally sentenced to five years of probation and six months of community labor service.

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Chris Brown released a video taped apology for "the incident in February." If Brown had not mentioned Rihanna’s name, we might be confused as to what "incident in February" he was talking about.

In our opinion we believe this video was a huge mistake for the following reasons.

Chris did not appear to be sincere. When he mentions "role model" at the end of his statement it becomes clear he only released this video in an attempt to pursuade fans to buy his records again.

Chris read a statement that had already been written ahead of time, which is why he couldn’t look into the camera. A real apology isn’t read, it is stated from the heart without preparation, and with some emotion, which Chris did not display.

Whenever Chris would start to mention the "incident" he would close his eyes, because he doesn’t want to face the reality of what he was a part of, then he would nervously lick the side of his mouth.

Chris did not apologize directly to Rihanna in the video, but only alluded to a private explanation he gave to her about his actions.

Chris did not directly apology to fans either, but rather alluded to the disappointment he caused them.

There are so many things wrong with this video taped apology it’s hard not to pick it apart.

While we believe Rihanna is just as much at fault as Brown, we would advise Brown to attend some classes, read some books, mature some, and take some time before he issues a real apology. Brown’s acting skills aren’t sufficient to make us believe he is sorry for his part in the "incident in February."

Brown still has a lot to learn, and so does Rihanna. Since neither seem to have learned much, we will probably see both involved in more domestic disputes with other people in the coming years.