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The singer-actor's rep tells Us Weekly that Brown, 22, will play a role in the upcoming comedy Think Like a Man. The highly-anticipated film is an adaptation of Steve Harvey's New York Times best-selling book Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man.
Harvey, 53, published the nonfiction book in 2009 to teach women "what men really think about love, relationships, intimacy and commitment."
In the no-nonsense book, Harvey provides "some valuable information" to empower women about how to better deal with the men in their lives.
Brown's real-life romances have been a far cry from romantic-comedy material. In Feb. 2009, he was arrested on domestic violence charges for felony abuse on then-girlfriend Rihanna. "Words cannot begin to express how sorry and saddened I am over what transpired," he said in a statement.
The "Next 2 You" singer continued to struggle with his temper. In March 2011, when asked by Robin Roberts on Good Morning America about the incident with Rihanna, Brown was visibly irritated, then went on to smash a dressing room window by throwing a chair at it.
After adding his own flair to Drake's newest track "Marvins Room," R&B star Chris Brown joins up with Young Money rapper Tyga for a remix of Meek Mill's booming "Tupac Back" paying homage to the "snapback" baseball cap titled "SnapBacks Back" - making it one of many previous high profile remixes of the popular song. The new song also became a worldwide trending topic on social media network Twitter and is currently basking in that glory still.
Tyga is set to drop his twelfth mixtape Well Done 2 this summer in front of his upcoming sophomore album Careless World set to drop later this year. Lifting the "SnapBacks Back" pairing from his upcoming mixtape, longtime friends Chris Brown and Tyga have worked with each other many times in the past – most recently on Breezy's popular kiss off track "Deuces" where Tyga was featured.
Fans of the artists chimed in on Twitter about the track, with many listeners impressed by Tyga and Chris Brown's raps. There were also a few critics of Breezy's rhymes sprinkling their comments about the song as well.
User @youhatezach tweeted, "yoooo @Tyga's new track Snapbacks Back is really official hard plus the homie @chrisbrown really killed it,he's the best." Fan @MekkelCarter added, "Snapbacks Back is too true because @Tyga DEFF. bought the Snapbacks Back in style . No matter what anyone says ."
Critical fan @CP_Live36 asked, "why is Chris Brown rappin like he's bout that life?" But Breezy made at least one believer of the throng of critics with his performance. "I usually hate it when Chris Brown raps on a song... But Chris Brown's verse > Tyga's verse on "Snapbacks Back," said fan @mzebaby.
Tyga's mixtape Well Done 2 is slated for a release sometime this summer.
Chris Brown recants Drake's 'Marvin's Room' with his own remixed version - one that takes on the perspective of the new man in the picture.
Breezy's boys Kevin McCall and SeVen have his back in this track, which takes the line "I'm just saying, you could do better," from Drake's original and gives us all another side of the story.
"Baby, I'll be damned if I'll let him take my place / Don't listen to what that n- say, he's just saying you can do better / And baby, all I'm saying is he sound like a hater / And baby, he can just f- off and do us a favor / Mind your business, n-- stop being a hater," Brown sings, only slightly miffed by Drake's attempt to get his girl.
Sure, the 'Degrassi' dude may still have friendly relations with his former flame, the lady that Breezy now calls his own, but at the end of the night, he's the one she gets in bed with - and Breezy wants that to be perfectly clear.
We hate to speculate (okay, no we don't!), but maybe this is Chris' way of telling Dreezy to keep his paws off of Rihanna. If one thing is for sure, Brown promises the lady in question a really explicit kind of evening!
Sunday night's 2011 BET Awards Show was filled with amazing live performances, heartfelt acceptance speeches and that one strange moment when a trophy was mistakenly handed out to the wrong artist.
When "106 & Park" hosts Terrance and Rocsi brought contest winner Tiffany Green onstage to announce the Viewers' Choice Award, Green, like all the other presenters of the night, read the winner from a tablet PC, instead of doing the traditional envelope-opening. At first, she called out Chris Brown as the victor, but then she backtracked and gave the trophy to Drake for his collaboration with Rihanna, "What's My Name?"
"Well, this awkward," said Drake to start his acceptance speech, after his and Rihanna's name appeared on the video screen. But then it turned out that the intended recipient was Chris Brown after all, and as the show neared its end, BET cleared up the confusion and brought Breezy out to accept the award.
An embarrassed Green took to Twitter and said, "Bawling backstage. They totally f---ed me up."
In a classy move, BET President of Music Programming and Specials Stephen Hill took full responsibility for the snafu. "That BET Awards Viewer's Choice mix-up was due to human error," he said in a tweet. "And I was the human that made that error. I apologize to ALL affected."
It was just a single blemish on an otherwise event-filled show, which featured performances from Chris Brown, Lil Wayne, Mary J. Bilge, Alicia Keys and Beyonce, who performed remotely from the Glastonbury festival in England.
Last year at the BET Awards, Chris Brown stomped and bawled his way through an emotional tribute to his idol, the late Michael Jackson. The performance earmarked a yearlong public plea for redemption that had plenty of highs and lows. On Sunday night, it was pretty clear that at least one audience had embraced the singer.
The 22-year-old was the uncontested man of the evening, collecting five trophies, including male R&B artist, video of the year and collaboration for "Look at Me Now" during the telecast, which aired live from the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles.
"All my fans are everything to me," Brown said while accepting the award for male R&B artist. "I know it's been a long road. I just appreciate every blessing that's been put in front of me."
Later, he delivered a dance-heavy medley of tracks from "F.A.M.E.," his first No. 1 album, and performed alongside buzzy up-and-coming rapper Big Sean. He even chided his own lack of poise when it comes to public speaking, something the audience got a laugh out of, given his meltdown on "Good Morning America" in March.
Although Brown's appearance made for the rather awkward question of seating arrangements in case Rihanna would make an appearance -- she didn't, despite winning for female R&B artist -– their names did cross paths thanks to a major snafu.
As a fan presented the Coca-Cola Viewers' Choice Award, Brown's name was called as the winner (the show used tablet computers instead of traditional envelopes to reveal who had won), but then it was quickly changed to Rihanna.
"Well, this is awkward," said Drake, who emerged from backstage to accept on behalf of the absent singer for their hit "What's My Name," amid gasps and muttering from the confused audience.
At the conclusion of the ceremony, host Kevin Hart bought out Brown to tell him he was actually the intended winner of the trophy, along with the FANdemonium Award. Talk about awkward -- especially as a chunk of the audience had already began filing out of the venue.The BET Awards have always been less about onstage drama and more about what surprises the network could cook up, and there were a few highlights throughout the night, including Anita Baker performing with Mary J. Blige and a passionate, posthumous tribute to Teena Marie, Gill Scott-Heron, Nate Dogg and Clarance Clemons.
The BET stage, as Brown demonstrated, is the place to begin a much-needed comeback narrative.
Former Destiny's Child member Kelly Rowland sent tongues wagging with a steamy performance of her No. 1 single "Motivation," alongside crooner Trey Songz. After a handful of stalls for her serially delayed disc, "Here I Am," it was no surprise that all eyes were on her for the performance, especially as her last BET showing came at the tail end of a number from her more famous ex-bandmate Beyonce.
Not one to let her presence go unseen, Beyonce this year was beamed in from her Glastonbury festival debut, where she delivered a charging performance of the new single "End of Time."
With her new album, "4," getting off to a slow start –- none of the singles have cracked the top 10 –- the closing slot was a much-needed promotional push.
Despite being a continent away, the singer managed to have the performance of the evening. In the Shrine, a section of the audience waved flags emblazoned with the letter "B," and a slew of dancers gyrated below the big screen of her performance. Though satellite performances are nothing new for awards shows, she was the first artist to perform on the network via satellite.
Other winners included Wiz Khalifia for new artist and Kanye West for male hip-hop artist. Nicki Minaj was all laughs when she won for female hip-hop artist, as expected.
"Wow, I can't believe I won. No, no. Not like that," Minaj said as the audience roared in laughter. "What I mean is I didn't expect to....When I say I can't believe I won, I mean I can't believe I get to share this with [Lil Wayne], who saw me rapping on the steps."
Chris Brown has been under considerable fire this week, and really since he assaulted then-girlfriend Rihanna in 2009. People will not give the dude a break.
Given his frequent blowups - most recently a gay slur against some photographers he thought told the police about his illegally parked car - you can see why.
Chris did apologize, sort of, for that incident, but it's clear he's just as upset that he's being criticized for it as he is at himself for uttering it to start with.
In a string of Tweets last night, he wrote: "This will make things a whole lot easier. If you don't like/support me then don't listen to my music (sic).
"Latching on to my every word and criticizing makes you look thirsty. I can't even piss without somebody complaining. Imagine how I feel (sic).
"A person should not have to apologize every second for living life (sic)!"
Perhaps some are too quick to jump all over him, but at the same time, he brings a lot of this upon himself by calling people gay, throwing chairs through windows and the like. Work on the anger, Chris. Then people will chill.
After a compliment gone bad from singer Chris Brown towards newcomer Frank Ocean that saw the two parties exchanging unkind words, both Brown and Ocean have put an end to the escalating drama. Today Brown, Ocean and Tyler the Creator all expressed heavy concerns deciding to put their differences aside and move forward in peace.
“alrite. this has to end" said Frank Ocean. "freeze on social networks for a minute. freeze on the internet. freeze on the matrix. real world time. brb,"
Brown chimed in making note he has no problems with anyone.
"This beef sh-t is stupid, @frank_ocean I respect ya music and you and Odd Future!" said Brown in an earlier tweet. "Ain't beefin' wit nobody. Ya'll can have that! Love"
Addressing a video that surfaced today showing his partner being harassed by a group of men, Tyler the Creator also called for an end of the potential violent situation.
"Send 7 Dudes With A Camera To Make Frankie Look Like A Bi--h, Like, Really?" said Tyler. "And Its Not [Chris] That's Doing It, Its The People Around Him. They Like 'You Gonna Let Him Say That? F--k That Ni**a'. This S--t Has Gotten Outta Hand. Real S--t."
The ceasefire comes same day video footage hit the Internet that showed Ocean being chastised by a group of men who appear to be supporters of Chris Brown. A visibly concerned Ocean drives in his BMW truck as the men follow in pursuit, taunting the producer while filming him on camera.
The online fracas began when Breezy gave Frank Ocean what seemingly was a compliment that Ocean took to be an underhanded slight.
Chris Brown’s tweet read, "I f--- with Frank Ocean! Reminds me of a young James Fauntleroy or Kevin Cossum" – James Fauntleroy is a singer-songwriter with writing credits for artists such as Brandy, Timbaland, Jordin Sparks and Rihanna. Kevin Cossum is a songwriter and producer who performed work with Mary J. Blige, Fabolous, Keri Hilson and Brown himself.
Frank Ocean took offense to Chris Brown’s tweet with a retort that read, "[I] f---s wit chris brown, reminds me of a young sisqo or ike turner." Ocean then followed his comments with, "[I] just dont like underhanded comments. thats all im saying."
Angered by Ocean's words, Chris Brown took to Twitter and angrily addressed the OF singer. "[It] was a compliment you b---h ass n---a. Everybody claim to be the devil till they meet him," tweeted Brown. He followed with, "[F]--k odd future! Make sure y'all smalltime n----s stick yo chess out when u speak to me."
Breezy later apologized to his followers but not before some tough talk aimed at OFWGKTA. "I was on fairfax (Odd Future stomping grounds) yesterday and your so called posse was super quiet. Get better soldiers!" Chris Brown then added, "To all my fans, I'm sorry these ignorant ass n----s got me down to their level."
Odd Future captain Tyler The Creator, no stranger to beef with Breezy, earned himself a "Top Tweet" nod with a tweet to Brown that read, "Why Are You Mad Tho? Like Really, You're Bigger Than Us Christopher. You Act Like You Like To Eat Soup, Aren't You A Role Model?"
While Brown refrained from further igniting the drama, the following day Ocean and Tyler once again threw dirt on Breezy's name at a concert at the House of Blues.
Chris Brown is still having difficulty controlling his temper. The singer became very agitated with a cameraman who he believed alerted a parking officer to investigate whether or not his car was illegally parked.
Yesterday in L.A., Chris may have avoided a ticket, but in the process, he let his anger get the best of him and said a homophobic slur.
TMZ has footage of Chris ranting at cameramen and accusing them of alerting parking enforcement officers that his car was illegally parked.
"Y'all n**gas is weak. Did you all call them to try and film me? Y'ALL N**GAS IS GAY." Chris said in the clip.
And now, The Human Rights Campaign is speaking out against Chris and his homophobic remark.
The organization told TMZ, Chris' language is "just plain unacceptable."
A rep for the HRC added, "Invoking words meant to demean gay Americans is just plain unacceptable. Chris Brown should know better. He irresponsibly neglected to recognize the impact of his words and the unacceptable message that it sends to couple the word gay with negative actions."
This isn't the first time's Chris temper has launched him into negative limelight. Chris was sentenced to five years probation and 180 days of community service after pleading guilty in to assaulting Rihanna in February 2009.
Then in March, he had a violent outburst and smashed a window at Good Morning America's ABC studio in NYC after Robin Roberts asked him about his probation stemming from the Rihanna case in an interview.
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