Rihanna performed a 40-minute set before an energetic crowd of kids at Vision nightclub in Chicago. The event will continue on as "A Girl's Night Out" concerts which benefit her charity organization, The Believe Foundation . Rihanna later on explained the concert:

"When I was young and I would watch television and I would see all the children suffering, I always said when I grow up I want to help," she said by way of explaining why she started The Believe Foundation.

"Not long after I was in the position where I could help. I started to visit all these children's hospitals and I have a soft spot for kids," she says. "I just want to help and make sure they are happy. They can come to a Rihanna concert or have toys or gifts at Christmas." [SOURCE]

If you're loving Rihanna's "Pretty in Pink" '80s prom-inspired dress, you can snag the same Betsey Johnson strapless dress in black (sorry no pink) for $435 here.



The cover of Raven-Symoné’s upcoming self-titled album made its around the blogosphere. Her lead single is "Double Dutch Bus" which she recorded for her Disney comedy, "College Road Trip". Below is the 'RUMORED' track listing Raven-Symoné:

1. Got It Girl
2. Anti-Love Song
3. In The Pictures
4. What Are You Gonna Do
5. Green
6. Love Me Or Leave Me
7. In Your Skin
8. Stupid
9. Girl Get It
10. Keep A Friend
11. Shorts Like Me
12. Hollywood Life
13. Double Dutch Bus

The album hits stores April 29th.
In related news, Raven dropped by "Chelsea Lately" where she talked about her new Broadway gig, Cosby, "That's So Raven", her upcoming concert, and working with Martin Lawrence on "College Road Trip". (FYI: Raven's the executive producer of "College Road Trip".)



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Labels: New Music, Platform, Raven Symone, Rihanna