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1 million copies sold Her last album, 2001's "All for You," debuted at No Janet Jackson's New CD Debuts at No 1 since 1989's "Rhythm Nation 1814 " He debuted at No " This weekend, she will be the guest host and performer on "Saturday Night Live 1 last week with 1 Since then, Jackson's popularity appears to have faded a bit Her new album, "Damita Jo," sold approximately 381,000 copies in its first week to debut at No In addition, MTV, which produced the Super Bowl halftime show for fellow Viacom station CBS, did not initially play her new video, though last week the network said it would add the clip to its rotation " 2 on the charts 2 Apr 7, 6:24 PM EST Janet Jackson is apparently suffering from a sales malfunction It's the first time her album has not debuted at No " Jackson was denied the top spot this time by Usher, who sold 486,000 copies of "Confessions 1 with more than 605,000 copies sold There was plenty of hype surrounding "Damita Jo," including Jackson appearances on "The Late Show" with David Letterman and "Good Morning America Jackson, 37, released "Damita Jo" on March 31, about two months after her infamous breast-flashing Super Bowl halftime performance with Justin Timberlake Both blamed the incident on a "wardrobe malfunction," but it drew the ire of the Federal Communications Commission, which launched an investigation The album's first single, "Just a Little While," was a bust at radio and the second, "I Want You," has not gotten much airplay on Top 40 radio stations CNN's Alphonso Van Marsh, embedded with the U infantry division that caught Saddam, was alerted that something was up when he saw soldiers celebrating "You have to wonder in some sense if he wasn't relieved to have been caught "It could not have been a more undignified situation," NBC's Tom Brokaw said m Reporters said Saddam's identity had been confirmed through a DNA test and examination of scars on his body, that his location was a cellar near his hometown of Tikrit, that celebratory shots were being fired in the streets of Baghdad Some of the information proved shaky administrator L S " In fact, officials later said Saddam had $750,000 EST, the first of the network's Big Three anchors on the job " Many listening to him applauded custody and an exultant U Al-Jazeera's bureau chief in Washington, Hafez al-Mirazi, asked what right the Americans have to show Saddam as a prisoner of war on TV when the United States objected to showing American POWs on TV during the war ABC News aired a picture of Saddam with the words, "Saddam Hussein Captured S TV Networks Move Quickly on Saddam News Dec 14, 8:24 PM EST Many Americans awoke Sunday to stunning television pictures from Iraq of a bedraggled, bearded Saddam Hussein in U "I thought President Bush had a very measured tone in contrast to the other times we've heard him talk about Iraq," said NBC's Tim Russert " Keenly aware of the importance of images, Bush administration officials came equipped to Bremer's news conference with pictures of a disheveled Saddam opening his mouth for a doctor's tongue depressor, as well as murky shots of his underground hiding place "He was literally a rat trapped in a hole "Those pictures CBS' Dan Rather said it appeared to be "terrific news for the United States of America" but repeatedly urged caution before jumping to conclusions ; the network had been criticized earlier this year for responding slowly to the war's breakout and the space shuttle disaster Some Arab TV stations did not carry Bremer's announcement cash ABC News moved nimbly with special reports from George Stephanopoulos shortly after 5 a Rather was at CBS' anchor desk by 6:15 a Word of the possible capture began being seen on television shortly after 5 a To use Saddam Hussein's phraseology â€â€? the mother of all mug shots," said Fox News Channel's Chris Wallace Peter Jennings, however, was reporting on a documentary in Los Angeles early Sunday and not immediately available to go on the air , just outside Fort Campbell, put out an afternoon edition Fox News flashed on the screen: "Captured suspect had millions of dollars in U The Leaf-Chronicle in Clarksville, Tenn A flood of details came in before the official confirmation, quicker than usual for breaking news Paul Bremer proclaiming: "We got him m Charles Gibson handled the bulk of the anchoring S The Dallas Morning News put out a 16-page extra edition of its free daily tabloid Many media outlets couldn't resist the irony of a man who built palaces for himself being captured in filthy hole in the ground NBC's Brokaw appeared at about 7 a m S " NBC News had a similar headline Even before Bremer's news conference, some networks were reporting the news with certainty " The defining images were repeated over and over as details of the dramatic capture gradually unfolded and President Bush reported to the nation Several papers put out four- to eight-page "extra" sections, including The Tampa Tribune in Florida, the Star Tribune of Minneapolis and the Great Falls Tribune in Montana " With many newspapers out-of-date before readers retrieved them from the front stoop, some printed special editions Bremer opened the briefing shortly after 7 a m But the major ones, such as Qatar-based Al-Jazeera and Al-Arabiya in Dubai, showed both Bremer and scenes of Iraqis celebrating in Baghdad EST with the words: "Ladies and gentlemen, we got him "We're in the school of `you trust your mother but you cut your cards,'" he said m ABC, CBS, NBC and the cable news channels covered the story full-time through Bush's address to the nation, shortly after noon He sent back the first videophone images from the scene EST, more than 12 hours after the event Record of the Year: "Crazy in Love," Beyonce featuring Jay-Z; "Where Is the Love?" Black Eyed Peas and Justin Timberlake; "Clocks," Coldplay; "Lose Yourself," Eminem; "Hey Ya!," OutKast Rap Album: "Under Construction," Missy Elliott; "Get Rich or Die Tryin'," 50 Cent; "The Blueprint 2: The Gift & the Curse," Jay-Z; "Speakerboxxx/The Love Below," OutKast; "Phrenology," The Roots 5 Resto (Eminem) Album of the Year: "Under Construction," Missy Elliott; "Fallen," Evanescence; "Speakerboxxx/The Love Below," OutKast; "Justified," Justin Timberlake; "Elephant," The White Stripes 3 7 Bass, M 8 Country Album: "Cry," Faith Hill; "My Baby Don't Tolerate," Lyle Lovett; "Run That by Me One More Time," Willie Nelson and Ray Price; "Live and Kickin'," Willie Nelson; "Up!," Shania Twain; "Livin', Lovin', Losin': Songs of the Louvin Brothers," Various Artists Mathers and L Rock Album: "Audioslave," Audioslave; "Fallen," Evanescence; "One by One," Foo Fighters; "More Than You Think You Are," matchbox twenty; "The Long Road," Nickelback 4 2 6 Pop Vocal Album: "Stripped," Christina Aguilera; "Brainwashed," George Harrison; "Bare," Annie Lennox; "Motown," Michael McDonald; "Justified," Justin Timberlake New Artist: Evanescence; 50 Cent; Fountains of Wayne; Heather Headley; Sean Paul Grammy Award Nominees in Top Categories Dec 4, 12:38 PM EST Nominations in top categories for the 46th annual Grammy Awards announced Thursday: 1 Song of the Year: "Beautiful," Linda Perry (Christina Aguilera); "Dance With My Father," Richard Marx and Luther Vandross (Luther Vandross); "I'm With You," Avril Lavigne and The Matrix (Avril Lavigne); "Keep Me in Your Heart," Jorge Calderon and Warren Zevon (Warren Zevon); "Lose Yourself," J |
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