Letter B artists.
Betray My SecretsBetrayal
Bette Midler
Better Off
Better Than A Thousand
Better Than Ezra
Betty
Betty Blowtorch
Between The Buried And Me
Beu Sisters, The
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Over on the iTunes album and singles charts, Eminem continued his stranglehold, keeping the top spots on both locked down with Recovery and his hit collabo with Rihanna on "Love the Way You Lie." The singles chart doesn't look much different than last week, with Em followed by Cruz's "Dynamite," Iglesias' "I Like It," Katy Perry's "California Gurls," B.o.B's "Airplanes," Travie McCoy's "Billionaire," Mike Posner's "Cooler Than Me," Jason Derulo's "Ridin' Solo" and Eminem's "Not Afraid." The only newcomer on that chart is Perry's latest single, "Teenage Dream."Rick Ross may have called his new album Teflon Don, but his nonstick verses weren't slick enough to knock the crown off of Eminem's head. With a barely perceptible 4 percent slip from the week before, Slim Shady's Recovery is looking bulletproof, as it will lodge a fifth straight week at #1 on sales of 187,000, helping the album blow by the 1.6 million mark, according to figures provided by Nielsen SoundScan.
Veteran Rob Zombie's set was plenty theatrical with giant zombies and horror film clips decorating the stage. While he played his own classics, including "More Human Than Human" and "Thunder Kiss '65," guitarist John 5 (formerly of Marilyn Manson) gave a rendition of Jimi Hendrix's iconic Woodstock performance, playing the national anthem with his teeth and, inevitably, smashing his guitar to pieces.