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Top 40 Recap:

Canada’s Carly Rae Jepsen moves 2-1 with “Call Me Maybe”, Kelly Clarkson jumps 3-2 with “What Doesn’t Kill You (Stronger)”, Swedish House Party/KnifeParty goes 4-3 with “Antidote”, Fun./Janelle Monae vault 5-4 with “We Are Young”, Labrinth/Tinie Temper leap 6-5 with “Earthquake”, The Wanted demand 7-6 with “Glad You Came”, David Guetta/Sia drops 1-7 with “Titanium”, Adele vaults 11-8 with “Rumour Has It”, Foster The People speak 12-9 with “Don’t Stop (Color On The Walls)”, and The U.K.’s Emeli Sande sails 14-10 with “Next To Me”.

Madonna zooms 15-11 with “Girl Gone Wild”, Rizzle Kicks drop 8-12 with “Mama Do The Hump”, Gotye/Kimbra drops 10-13 with “Somebody That I Used To Know”, Flo Rida/Sia move 18-14 with “Wild Ones”, Madonna/Nicki Minaj/M.I.A. drop 9-15 with “Gimme All Your Luvin”, Gym Class Heroes move 20-16 with “Ass Back Home”, Breathe Carolina exhale 21-17 with “Blackout”, Pistol Annies shoot 22-18 with “Hell On Heels”, Ellie Goulding brightens 23-19 with “Lights”, and Beyonce zooms 24-20“Love On Top”.

Jessie J drops 13-21 with “Domino”, Young The Giant rebound 26-22 this week with “Cough Syrup”, The U.K.’s Rebecca Ferguson drops 16-23 with “Nothing’s Real But Love”, David Guetta/Nicki Minaj drops 17-24 with “Turn Me On”, Lana Del Ray drops 19-25 with “Video Games”, Arcade Fire burn 30-26 with “Sprawl II (Mountains Beyond Mountains)”, Katy Perry jumps 31-27 with “Part of Me”, Adam Lambert goes 32-28 with “Better Than I Know Myself”,
Nicki Minaj leaps 39-30 with “Starships” and Calvin Harris goes 40-31with “Feel So Close”.

New This Week:

M83 start at #35 with “Midnight City”, Norway’s Eurovision entry opens the Eurovision season at #36 with “Stay” by Iranian/Norwegian Tooji, John Mayer is back at #37 with “Shadow Days”,
Drake/Rihanna start at #38 with “Take Care”, Snoop Dogg/Wiz Khalifa/Bruno Mars collaborate
on “Young, Wild & Free” at #39, and Train debut at #40 with “Drive By”.

Next Week:

“Euphoria”!

Have a great week J

ricky

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Top 40 Recap:

David Guetta/Sia hold at #1 for a third week with “Titanium”, Canada’s Carly Rae Jepsen holds 2-2 with “Call Me Maybe”, Kelly Clarkson holds 3-3 with “What Doesn’t Kill You (Stronger)”,
Swedish House Party/KnifeParty vault 6-4 with “Antidote”, Fun./Janelle Monae vault 7-5 with “We Are Young”, Labrinth/Tinie Temper leap 8-6 with “Earthquake”, The Wanted demand 9-7 with “Glad You Came”, Rizzle Kicks moves 10-8 with “Mama Do The Hump”, Madonna/Nicki Minaj/M.I.A. drop 4-9 with “Gimme All Your Luvin”, and Gotye/Kimbra drops 5-10 with “Somebody That I Used To Know”.

Adele vaults 21-11 with “Rumour Has It”, Foster The People speak 16-12 with “Don’t Stop (Color On The Walls)”, Jessie J drops 11-13 with “Domino”, The U.K.’s Emeli Sande sails 20-14 with “Next To Me”, The U.K.’s Rebecca Ferguson drops 12-16 with “Nothing’s Real But Love”, David Guetta/Nicki Minaj drops 13-17 with “Turn Me On”, Flo Rida/Sia move 25-18 with “Wild Ones”, Lana Del Ray drops 15-19 with “Video Games”, and Gym Class Heroes move 23-20 with “Ass Back Home”.

Breathe Carolina exhale 26-21 with “Blackout”, Pistol Annies shoot 27-22 with “Hell On Heels”, Ellie Goulding brightens 28-23 with “Lights”, Beyonce zooms 38-24“Love On Top”,
Avicii drops 17-25 with “Levels”, Young The Giant rebound 33-26 this week with “Cough Syrup”, Madonna drops 14-27 with “Masterpiece” from her new film, “W.E.”, Pitbull/Chris Brown drop 18-28 with “International Love”, Jason Mraz drops 19-29 with “I Won’t Give Up”,
Arcade Fire burn 37-30 with “Sprawl II (Mountains Beyond Mountains)”, Katy Perry jumps 39-31 with “Part of Me”, and Adam Lambert goes 40-32 with “Better Than I Know Myself”.

New This Week:

Madonna slams onto the chart at #15 with “Girl Gone Wild”, Nicki Minaj starts at #39 with
“Starships” and Calvin Harris begins at #40 with “Feel So Close”.

Next Week:

M83!

Have a great week J

ricky

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Top 40 Recap:

David Guetta/Sia hold at #1 for a second week with “Titanium”, Canada’s Carly Rae Jepsen zooms 4-2 with “Call Me Maybe”, Kelly Clarkson drops 2-3 with “What Doesn’t Kill You (Stronger)”, Madonna/Nicki Minaj/M.I.A. drop 3-4 with “Gimme All Your Luvin”, Gotye/Kimbra is up 6-5 with “Somebody That I Used To Know”, Swedish House Party/KnifeParty vault 8-6 with “Antidote”, Fun./Janelle Monae vault 24-7 with “We Are Young”, Labrinth/Tinie Temper leap 11-8 with “Earthquake”, The Wanted demand 21-9 with “Glad You Came”, and Rizzle Kicks moves 14-10 with “Mama Do The Hump”.

Jessie J drops 5-11 with “Domino”, The U.K.’s Rebecca Ferguson goes 13-12 with “Nothing’s Real But Love”, David Guetta/Nicki Minaj drops 7-13 with “Turn Me On”, Madonna drops
9-14 with “Masterpiece” from her new film, “W.E.”, Lana Del Ray drops 10-15 with “Video Games”, Foster The People speak 22-16 with “Don’t Stop (Color On The Walls)”, Avicii drops 12-17 with “Levels”, Pitbull/Chris Brown drop 15-18 with “International Love”, Jason Mraz drops 17-19 with “I Won’t Give Up”, and The U.K.’s Emeli Sande sails 35-20 with “Next To Me”.

Adele vaults 40-21 with “Rumour Has It”, Colbie Caillat jumps 23-22 with “Brighter Than The Sun”, Gym Class Heroes move 26-23 with “Ass Back Home”, Pixie Lott moves 25-24 with “Kiss The Stars”, Flo Rida/Sia move 27-25 with “Wild Ones”, Breathe Carolina exhale 28-26 with “Blackout”, Pistol Annies shoot 29-27 with “Hell On Heels”, Ellie Goulding brightens
30-28 with “Lights”, Foster The People drop 16-29 with “Call It What You Want”, Outasight drop 18-30 with “Tonight Is The Night”, Loick Essien drops 19-31 with “Me Without You”, 
Flo Rida drops 20-32 with “Good Feeling”, and Young The Giant rebound 38-33 this week with
“Cough Syrup”.

New This Week:

Arcade Fire debut at #37 with “Sprawl II (Mountains Beyond Mountains)”, Beyonce returns
with “Love On Top” at #38, Katy Perry is back at #39 with “Part of Me”, and Adam Lambert
comes on at #40 with “Better Than I Know Myself”.

Next Week:

Madonna-Take II!

Have a great week J

ricky

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Top 40 Recap:

David Guetta/Sia vault 4-1 with “Titanium”, Kelly Clarkson drops 1-2 with “What Doesn’t Kill You (Stronger)”, Madonna/Nicki Minaj/M.I.A. bolt 5-3 with “Gimme All Your Luvin”, Canada’s Carly Rae Jepsen zooms 6-4 with “Call Me Maybe”, Jessie J drops 2-5 with “Domino”, Gotye/Kimbra is up 7-6 with “Somebody That I Used To Know”, David Guetta/Nicki Minaj drops 3-7 with “Turn Me On”, Swedish House Party/KnifeParty vault 12-8 with “Antidote”, Madonna zooms 11-9 with “Masterpiece” from her new film, “W.E.”, and Lana Del Ray drops 8-10 with “Video Games”.

Labrinth/Tinie Temper leap 14-11 with “Earthquake”, dance act Avicii drops 10-12 with “Levels”, The U.K.’s Rebecca Ferguson goes 17-13 with “Nothing’s Real But Love”,
Rizzle Kicks moves 18-14 with “Mama Do The Hump”, Pitbull/Chris Brown drop 11-15 with “International Love”, Foster The People drop 13-16 with “Call It What You Want”, Jason Mraz jumps 19-17 with “I Won’t Give Up”, Outasight sees 20-18 with “Tonight Is The Night”,Loick Essien drops 15-19 with “Me Without You”,  and Flo Rida drops 16-20 with “Good Feeling”.

The Wanted demand 28-21 with “Glad You Came”, Foster The People speak 33-22 with “Don’t Stop (Color On The Walls)”, Colbie Caillat jumps 27-23 with “Brighter Than The Sun”,
Fun/Janelle Monae leap 35-24 with “We Are Young”, Pixie Lott moves 26-25 with “Kiss The Stars”, and Gym Class Heroes move 29-26 with “Ass Back Home”, Flo Rida/Sia move 37-27 with “Wild Ones”, Breathe Carolina exhale 38-28 with “Blackout”, Pistol Annies shoot 39-29 with “Hell On Heels”, and Ellie Goulding brightens 40-30 with “Lights”.

New This Week:

The U.K.’s Emeli Sande starts at #35 with “Next To Me” and Adele re-enters with “Rumour Has It” at #40.

Next Week:

Arcade Fire!

Have a great week J

ricky

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Top 40 Recap:

Kelly Clarkson holds at #1 for a second week with “What Doesn’t Kill You (Stronger)”, Jessie J jumps 3-2 with “Domino”, David Guetta/Nicki Minaj leap 4-3 with “Turn Me On”, David Guetta/Sia vault 7-4 with “Titanium”, Madonna/Nicki Minaj/M.I.A. bolt 10-5 with “Gimme All Your Luvin”, Canada’s Carly Rae Jepsen zooms 8-6 with “Call Me Maybe”, Gotye/Kimbra drops 2-7 with “Somebody That I Used To Know”, Lana Del Ray drops 5-8 with “Video Games”, Pitbull/Chris Brown zoom 11-9 with “International Love”, and dance act Avicii drops 6-10 with “Levels”.

Madonna zooms 14-11 with “Masterpiece” from her new film, “W.E.”, Swedish House Party/KnifeParty vault 18-12 with “Antidote”, Foster The People drop 9-13 with “Call It What You Want”, Labrinth/Tinie Temper leap 24-14 with “Earthquake”, Loick Essien drops 12-15 with “Me Without You”,  Flo Rida drops 13-16 with “Good Feeling”, The U.K.’s Rebecca Ferguson goes 20-17 with “Nothing’s Real But Love”, Rizzle Kicks moves 21-18 with “Mama Do The Hump”, Jason Mraz jumps 22-19 with “I Won’t Give Up”, and Outasight sees 23-20 with “Tonight Is The Night”.

Gavin DeGraw drops 15-21 with “Not Over You”, Kelly Rowland drops 16-22 with “Down For Whatever”, Cher Lloyd drops 17-23 with “With Ur Love”, Pink colors 25-24 with “Bridge of Light”, Amy Winehouse  drops 19-25 with “Our Day Will Come”, Pixie Lott moves 30-26 with “Kiss The Stars”, Colbie Caillat jumps 29-27 with “Brighter Than The Sun”, The Wanted demand 34-28 with “Glad You Came”, and Gym Class Heroes move 35-29 with “Ass Back Home”.

New This Week:

Foster The People are back at #33 with “Don’t Stop (Color On The Walls)”, Fun/Janelle Monae
start at #35 with “We Are Young”, Flo Rida/Sia begin at #37 with “Wild Ones”, Breathe Carolina come on at #38 with “Blackout”, Pistol Annies shoot #39 with “Hell On Heels”, and
Ellie Goulding starts at #40 with “Lights”.

Next Week:

The U.K.’s Emeli Sande!

Have a great week J

ricky

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Top 40 Recap:

Kelly Clarkson vaults 3-1 with “What Doesn’t Kill You (Stronger)”, Gotye/Kimbra surges
4-2 with “Somebody That I Used To Know”, Jessie J jumps 5-3 with “Domino”, David Guetta/Nicki Minaj leap 6-4 with “Turn Me On”, Lana Del Ray drops 1-5 with “Video Games”, Dance act Avicii drops 2-6 with “Levels”, David Guetta/Sia vault 14-7 with “Titanium”,
Canada’s Carly Rae Jepsen zooms 13-8 with “Call Me Maybe”, Foster The People bolt 11-9
with “Call It What You Want”, and Madonna slams onto the chart at #10 with Nicki Minaj & M.I.A. with “Gimme All Your Luvin’”.

Pitbull/Chris Brown zoom 12-11 with “International Love”, Loick Essien drops 7-12 with “Me Without You”,  Flo Rida drops 8-13 with “Good Feeling”, Madonna zooms 23-14 with “Masterpiece” from her new film, “W.E.”, Gavin DeGraw drops 9-15 with “Not Over You”, Kelly Rowland drops 10-16 with “Down For Whatever”, Cher Lloyd drops 15-17 with “With Ur Love”, Swedish House Party/KnifeParty vault 36-18 with “Antidote”, Amy Winehouse  drops
16-19 with “Our Day Will Come”, and The U.K.’s Rebecca Ferguson goes 24-20 with “Nothing’s Real But Love”.

Rizzle Kicks moves 29-21 with “Mama Do The Hump”, Jason Mraz jumps 28-22 with “I Won’t Give Up”, Outasight sees 25-23 with “Tonight Is The Night”, Labrinth/Tinie Temper leap 38-24 with “Earthquake”, Pink colors 27-25 with “Bridge of Light”, Lady GaGa drops 17-26 with “Marry The Night”, Bruno Mars drops 18-27 with “It Will Rain”, Young The Giant drop 19-28 with “Cough Syrup”, Colbie Caillat jumps 31-29 with “Brighter Than The Sun”, Pixie Lott moves 35-30 with “Kiss The Stars”, Katy Perry drops 20-31 with “The One That Got Away”,
The Wanted demand 40-34 with “Glad You Came” and Gym Class Heroes move 39-35 with “Ass Back Home”.

Next Week:

Foster The People!

Have a great week J

ricky

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Top 40 Recap:

Lana Del Ray zooms 4-1 with “Video Games”, Dance act Avicii drops 1-2 with “Levels”,
Kelly Clarkson vaults 17-3 with “What Doesn’t Kill You (Stronger)”, Gotye/Kimbra surges
6-4 with “Somebody That I Used To Know”, Jessie J jumps 8-5 with “Domino”, David Guetta/Nicki Minaj leap 14-6 with “Turn Me On”, Loick Essien drops 2-7 with “Me Without You”,  Flo Rida drops 3-8 with “Good Feeling”, Gavin DeGraw goes 10-9 with “Not Over You”,
and Kelly Rowland moves 11-10 with “Down For Whatever”.

Foster The People bolt 15-11 with “Call It What You Want”, Pitbull/Chris Brown zoom 16-12 with “International Love”, Canada’s Carly Rae Jepsen zooms 24-13 with “Call Me Maybe”,
David Guetta/Sia vault 36-14 with “Titanium”, The UK’s Cher Lloyd drops 5-15 with “With Ur Love”, Amy Winehouse  drops 7-16 with “Our Day Will Come”, Lady GaGa drops 9-17 with “Marry The Night”, Bruno Mars drops 12-18 with “It Will Rain”, Young The Giant drop 13-19 with “Cough Syrup”, and Katy Perry drops 18-20 with “The One That Got Away”.

Robyn/Rye Rye charge drop 19-21 with “Never Will Be Mine”, Madonna zooms 35-23 with “Masterpiece” from her new film, “W.E.”, The U.K.’s Rebecca Ferguson goes 30-24 with “Nothing’s Real But Love”, Outasight sees 27-25 with “Tonight Is The Night”, Dev teams with Enrique Iglesias on “Naked” moving 28-26,  Pink colors 29-27 with “Bridge of Light”, Jason Mraz jumps 31-28 with “I Won’t Give Up”, Rizzle Kicks moves 33-29 with “Mama Do The Hump”, Colbie Caillat jumps 32-31 with “Brighter Than The Sun”, and Pixie Lott jumps 40-35 with “Kiss The Stars”.

New This Week:

Swedish House Party/KnifeParty start at #36 with “Antidote”, Labrinth/Tinie Temper begin at #38 with “Earthquake”, Gym Class Heroes are at #39 with “Ass Back Home” and The Wanted
start at #40 with “Glad You Came”.

Next Week:

Madonna!

Have a great week J

ricky

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Top 40 Recap:

Dance act Avicii moves 4-1 with “Levels”, Loick Essien jumps 3-2 with “Me Without You”, 
Flo Rida moves 5-3 with “Good Feeling”, Lana Del Ray zooms 6-4 with “Video Games”,
The UK’s Cher Lloyd drops 1-5 with “With Ur Love”, Gotye/Kimbra drops 2-6 with “Somebody That I Used To Know”, Amy Winehouse  covers 60’s classic “Our Day Will Come” vaulting
9-7, Jessie J jumps 10-8 with “Domino”, Lady GaGa drops 8-9 with “Marry The Night”, and
Gavin DeGraw goes 13-10 with “Not Over You”.

Kelly Rowland moves 14-11 with “Down For Whatever”, Bruno Mars drops 7-12 with
“It Will Rain”, Young The Giant drop 11-13 with “Cough Syrup”, David Guetta/Nicki Minaj leap 25-14 with “Turn Me On”, Foster The People bolt 19-15 with “Call It What You Want”, Pitbull/Chris Brown zoom 20-16 with “International Love”, Kelly Clarkson vaults 26-17 with “What Doesn’t Kill You (Stronger)”, Katy Perry drops 12-18 with “The One That Got Away”, Robyn/Rye Rye charge move 15-19 with “Never Will Be Mine”, and dance artist Luciana drops 16-20 with “I’m Still Hot”.

Ed Sheeran drops17-21 with “Lego House”, Rihanna jumps 23-22 with “You Da One”,
Euro dance smash “Loca People” by Spaniard Sak Noel drops 18-23, Canada’s Carly Rae Jepsen zooms 40-24 with “Call Me Maybe”, Outasight sees 29-27 with “Tonight Is The Night”, Dev teams with Enrique Iglesias on “Naked” moving 30-28,  Pink colors 32-29 with “Bridge of Light”, The U.K.’s Rebecca Ferguson goes 36-30 with “Nothing’s Real But Love”, Jason Mraz
jumps 37-31 with “I Won’t Give Up”, Colbie Caillat jumps 33-32 with “Brighter Than The Sun”, Rizzle Kicks moves 34-33 with “Mama Do The Hump” and Avril Lavigne goes 35-34 with “Wish You Were Here”.

New This Week:

Madonna debuts at #35 with “Masterpiece” from her new film, “W.E.”, David Guetta/Sia
re-enter at #36 with “Titanium”, and Pixie Lott is back at #40 with “Kiss The Stars”.

Next Week:

Swedish House Party teams up with KnifeParty!

Have a great week J

ricky

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Top 40 Recap:

The UK’s Cher Lloyd moves 2-1 with “With Ur Love”, Gotye/Kimbra drops 1-2 with “Somebody That I Used To Know”, Loick Essien jumps 4-3 with “Me Without You”, 
dance act Avicii moves 6-4 with “Levels”, Flo Rida moves 7-5 with “Good Feeling”,
Lana Del Ray zooms 11-6 with “Video Games”, Bruno Mars jumps  8-7 with “It Will Rain”, Lady GaGa drops 3-8 with “Marry The Night”, Amy Winehouse  covers 60’s classic “Our Day Will Come” vaulting 14-9, and Jessie J jumps 15-10 with “Domino”.

Young The Giant drop 10-11 with “Cough Syrup”. Katy Perry drops 5-12 with “The One That Got Away”, Gavin DeGraw goes 16-13 with “Not Over You”, Kelly Rowland moves 17-14 with “Down For Whatever”, Robyn/Rye Rye charge move 9-15 with “Never Will Be Mine”, dance artist Luciana drops 12-16 with “I’m Still Hot”, Ed Sheeran drops13-17 with “Lego House”,
Euro dance smash “Loca People” by Spaniard Sak Noel inch up 19-18, Foster The People bolt 22-19 with “Call It What You Want”, and Pitbull/Chris Brown zoom 23-20 with “International Love”.

T-Pain/Lily Allen/ Wiz Khalifa drop 18-21 with “5 O’Clock”, and Rihanna and Calvin Harris drop 20-22 with “We Found Love”, Rihanna jumps 25-23 with “You Da One”, LMFAO’s
“Sexy & I Know It” goes 21-24, David Guetta/Nicki Minaj leap 35-25 with “Turn Me On”,
Kelly Clarkson vaults 36-26 with “What Doesn’t Kill You (Stronger)”, Christina Perri goes 28-27 with “A Thousand Years”, Florence + The Machine engine 29-28 with “Shake It Out”, Outasight sees 30-29 with “Tonight Is The Night”, Dev teams with Enrique Iglesias on “Naked” moving 32-30,  Pink colors 37-32 with “Bridge of Light”, Colbie Caillat jumps 38-33 with “Brighter Than The Sun”, Rizzle Kicks moves 39-34 with “Mama Do The Hump” and Avril
Lavigne goes 40-35 with “Wish You Were Here”.

New This Week:

The U.K.’s Rebecca Ferguson starts at #36 with “Nothing’s Real But Love”, Jason Mraz is
back at #37 with “I Won’t Give Up”, and Canada’s Carly Rae Jepsen is new at #40 with
“Call Me Maybe”.

Next Week:

Madonna!

Have a great week J

ricky

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Top 40 Recap:

Gotye/Kimbra hold at #1 for a fourth week with “Somebody That I Used To Know”, The UK’s Cher Lloyd vaults 3-2 with “With Ur Love”, Lady GaGa moves 4-3 with “Marry The Night”,
Loick Essien vaults 7-4 with “Me Without You”,  Katy Perry moves 6-5 with “The One That Got Away”, Dance act Avicii vault 8-6 with “Levels”, Flo Rida moves 9-7 with “Good Feeling”, Bruno Mars jumps  10-8 with “It Will Rain”, Robyn/Rye Rye charge move 11-9 with “Never Will Be Mine”, and Young The Giant drop 2-10 with “Cough Syrup”.

Lana Del Ray zooms 16-11 with “Video Games”, dance artist Luciana drops 5-12 with “I’m Still Hot”, Ed Sheeran drops12-13 with “Lego House”, Amy Winehouse  covers 60’s classic “Our Day Will Come” vaulting 21-14, Jessie J jumps 19-15 with “Domino”, Gavin DeGraw goes 18-16 with “Not Over You”, Kelly Rowland moves 20-17 with “Down For Whatever”, T-Pain/Lily Allen/ Wiz Khalifa drop 14-18 with “5 O’Clock”, Euro dance smash “Loca People” by Spaniard Sak Noel drop 15-19, and Rihanna and Calvin Harris move 23-20 with “We Found Love”.

LMFAO’s “Sexy & I Know It” goes 25-21, Foster The People bolt 28-22 with “Call It What You Want”, Pitbull/Chris Brown zoom 27-23 with “International Love”, Amy Winehouse and Tony Bennett duet on “Body & Soul” dropping 13-24, Rihanna jumps 29-25 with “You Da One”,
“Summer Lovin”” by Pace drop 17-26, Christina Perri goes 30-28 with “A Thousand Years”, Florence + The Machine engine 31-29 with “Shake It Out” Outasight sees 32-30 with “Tonight Is The Night”, Dev teams with Enrique Iglesias on “Naked” moving 37-32,  David Guetta/Nicki Minaj go 39-35 with “Turn Me On” & Colbie Caillat jumps 40-38 with “Brighter Than The Sun”.

New This Week:

Kelly Clarkson starts at #36 with “What Doesn’t Kill You (Stronger)”, Pink is new at #37
with “Bridge of Light”, Rizzle Kicks is back at #39 with “Mama Do The Hump” and Avril
Lavigne starts at #40 with “Wish You Were Here”.

Next Week:

The U.K.’s X-Factor winner, Rebecca Ferguson!

Have a great week J

ricky