Florida Sentinel Bulletin

On top of finishing his new video for “Look At Me Now” featuring Lil Wayne and Busta Rhymes, Chris Brown has reportedly bought a million dollar penthouse.

Breezy bought a condo in West Hollywood close to its $1.75 million asking price.

The three bedroom, three-and-a-half bath residence boasts over 3,000 square-feet and takes up the entire top floor of the building.

LOS ANGELES – The body of a newborn baby was found in a plastic bag at the Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy for Girls in South Africa, police have confirmed.

According to reports, a 17-year-old gave birth to the baby Wednesday.

No word whether the baby had been murdered or died of natural causes.

A case of concealment of death is being investigated.

The girl, who was a pupil at the school, is being treated at a nearby hospital.

Since opening in 2007, the $40 million school has come under scrutiny. Shortly after the academy opened, a female school staffer was accused of physically and sexually abusing students.

LOS ANGELES – Tyler Perry’s “For Colored Girls” opened at No. 1 on the latest national DVD sales chart, beating a pair of other new releases that did better at the box office.

“Girls” ($38 million box office), which documents the struggles endured by women of color as expressed in a series of 20 poems, overshadowed “Life As We Know It” ($53 million) at No. 2 and “Paranormal Activity 2” ($85 million) at No. 3.

Thriller “Unknown” topped movie box office charts with $21.8 million in ticket sales during a sluggish weekend over the long Presidents Day holiday.

Sci-fi adventure “I Am Number Four,” landed in the No. 2 spot with $19.5 million.

Animated “Gnomeo & Juliet” rounded out the top three on Sunday, earning $19.4 million.

By Sunday, the weekend’s No. 4 movie was comedy “Just Go With It” starring Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston. Its ticket sales dropped 40 percent to $18.2 million from last weekend and now total $60.8 million.

The weekend’s other new major release, Martin Lawrence comedy “Big Mommas: Like Father Like Son” claimed the No. 5 spot with a $17 million debut.

The mother of rapper Waka Flocka Flame is speaking out on reports that her son was involved in a North Carolina shooting.

News hit the net last week that shots were fired at the rapper’s tour bus while he had a stereo system installed at a local North Carolina business.

One assailant was injured when members of Waka Flocka’s security returned fire at the individuals, Waka was not harmed.

Now on a six minute long video rant, Waka’s mother and manager, Debra Antney is discounting the media’s attempts to link her son to the shooting because of his famous name.

“It is safe to say we took no part in this. We had nothing to do with this. This was someone else coming up with random shooting doing whatever else it is that they do. Were they even shooting at the bus? Who knows? There were other cars that were hit, but because the bus was hit and it happens to be Waka Flocka, it made good news.”

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Court documents show Michael Jackson’s estate has earned more than $310 million since the singer’s death, but is still dealing with a series of lawsuits and financial disputes.

According to a filing in the singer’s probate case, Jackson died with more than $400 million in debt.

The filing reported the income, and more than $159 million in spending, for the period between Jackson’s death in June 2009 and December 2010.

The estate’s filing states it is negotiating settlements for several lawsuits, including disputes over Jackson’s “Thriller” album.

Estate administrators have restructured much of Jackson’s debt and negotiated deals.

With a celebrity-studded crowd looking on, Rihanna rocked the halftime show at the NBA All-Star game on her 23rd birthday.

She had other big names helping her sing her hits Sunday, with Drake joining in on “What’s My Name?” and working “happy birthday” into the lyrics. Dripping in gold chains, a red-clad Kanye West came out for “All of the Lights,” which is off his latest album, but features Rihanna.

At halftime, the lights inside Staples Center went out and the video screens filled with water droplets, setting the stage for Rihanna to emerge from behind a wall singing “Umbrella.”

The red-haired singer soon shed her short black suit jacket and white scarf to reveal a short black skirt and a rhinestone halter. She shimmied her way through “Only Girl (In the World)” and didn’t flinch when her huge hoop earring fell off her left ear in mid-song.