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LOS ANGELES - "Twilight" fans have a short wait for the next installment of the vampire saga.

Summit Entertainment spokesman Paul Pflug says " New Moon " is following just 12 months after the first movie, opening Nov. 20, 2009, over the same weekend as "Twilight" this year.

Summit has tapped Chris Weitz (" The Golden Compass ") to direct "New Moon," based on the second book in Stephenie Meyer ’s best-selling series about the dangerous romance between a teen ( Kristen Stewart ) and a vampire ( Robert Pattinson ) fighting his bloodsucking instincts.

Weitz is taking over the franchise from "Twilight" director Catherine Hardwicke . "Twilight" has shot to $150 million at the box office since debuting Nov. 21.

Twilight soundtrack, 133,000. The soundtrack rebounds from #8 to #6 in its fifth week. The movie was #2 at the box-office for the second straight weekend. After three weeks, the movie’s gross stands at $138.6 million.

source: http://new.music.yahoo.com/blogs/chart_watch/23125/week-ending-dec-7-2008-the-unsinkable-britney-spears/

A couple of years ago, Britney Spears’ career was on the slide. Her life itself was careering out of control. This week, she’s back at #1 with Circus, which sold 505,000 copies. It’s Spears’ biggest sales week in more than five years, since her fourth album, In The Zone, opened with sales of 609,000 in November 2003. This week’s tally marks a substantial improvement over Spears’ last album, Blackout, which opened at #2 in November 2007 with first-week sales of 290,000.

Spears’ revival echoes Mariah Carey’s comeback from a similar meltdown. After the failure of her movie Glitter and some erratic public moments in 2001, Carey’s days as a superstar seemed numbered. But she came back in 2005 with The Emancipation Of Mimi, which wound up as that year’s #1 album.

In both cases, the public embarrassments humanized the stars; made them seem more real and relatable. Far from imperiling the artists’ careers, the struggles seem to have strengthened the artists’ bonds with their fans.

source: http://new.music.yahoo.com/blogs/chart_watch/23125/week-ending-dec-7-2008-the-unsinkable-britney-spears/

A couple of years ago, Britney Spears’ career was on the slide. Her life itself was careering out of control. This week, she’s back at #1 with Circus, which sold 505,000 copies. It’s Spears’ biggest sales week in more than five years, since her fourth album, In The Zone, opened with sales of 609,000 in November 2003. This week’s tally marks a substantial improvement over Spears’ last album, Blackout, which opened at #2 in November 2007 with first-week sales of 290,000.

Spears’ revival echoes Mariah Carey’s comeback from a similar meltdown. After the failure of her movie Glitter and some erratic public moments in 2001, Carey’s days as a superstar seemed numbered. But she came back in 2005 with The Emancipation Of Mimi, which wound up as that year’s #1 album.

In both cases, the public embarrassments humanized the stars; made them seem more real and relatable. Far from imperiling the artists’ careers, the struggles seem to have strengthened the artists’ bonds with their fans.