It’s sure to be packed in theaters across the nation, because two very anticipated movies are set to be released this weekend. Clash of the Titans (Warner Bros.) and Why Did I Get Married Too? (Lionsgate) will be battling head-to-head for the coveted #1 spot at the box office.

Why Did I Get Married Too? is the awaited sequel to Tyler Perry’s first Why Did I get Married film. In October 2007, Why Did I Get Married bowed in theaters at #1 with a gross of 27M.

Greek mythology and big special effects are just one of the many things included in Warner Bros’ Clash of the Titans. The new ‘Titans’ stars one of Hollywood’s rising stars Sam Worthington (Terminator Salvation and Avatar). If you’re a movie goer looking for the ultimate movie experience, you’ll be happy to know that Clash of The titans can also be watched in 3D. The original Clash of the Titans film was released in the early eighties.

While Why Did I Get Married Too? and Clash of The Titans are scheduled for A Friday, the PG love story The Last Song staring Miley Cirus is released in theaters today.

What film are you planning on to see this week?

Landing at #8 is “The Voice” Whitney Houston. This singer’s comeback was only a matter of time. Houston cemented her return after releasing the #1 album “I Look To You”. For the album Whitney enlisted music’s hottest hit makers: R.Kelly, Swizz Beatz, Stargate, and Danja. Now after making a triumphant return to music, Whitney is hitting the road and performing on tour for the first time in several years.

#7. Janet Jackson faced a tough blow when she lost her brother Michael Jackson. But no one could have expected the iconic dancer to perform a tribute for her big bro at the 2009 MTV Music Awards. Thankfully, we would see more of Janet in ‘09. Shortly after her memorable performance, Ms. Jackson dropped a new song entitled “Make Me”-part of the retrospective album “Number Ones”. In November, a usually coy Janet sat down in surprisingly candid interview with Robin Roberts in 20/20. That same month saw the 43-year-old music diva opening the 2009 American Music Awards. Next year is shaping up to be a big one for Jackson, as the “Rhythm Nation” singer will release her eleventh studio album.

With a 3 hour awards show filled with so many musical acts, you can bet the every artist in that building was hoping to make a mark onstage. Despite a lackluster crowd there were some enjoyable performances at this years AMAs.

Opening the 2009 American Music Awards stage was the woman everyone’s been rooting for as of late-Janet Jackson. Janet gave it all she had, as she left viewers more than entertained with her medley performance of signature songs “Control” “If” “Miss You Much” “What Have You Done For Me Lately?” and then switching it to her most recent single “Make Make”. The performance couldn’t have ended better as J.J. finished off with the joyful “Together Again”.

No one can compare to theatrics of Lady Gaga. The big question is would she top if her bloody performance at the 2009 MTV Music Awards? Gaga wearing one of her usual extravagant getup’s, delighted the crowd with her pop charged single “Bad Romance”. Gaga then hopped over to the piano surrounded by flames and violins singing “Speechless” off her new sophomore album The Fame Monster.

Whitney Houston

The highlight of the night went to Ms. Whitney Houston. The singer dressed in a elegant white gown, pulled heartstrings from the audiences as she performed her emotional ballad “I Didn’t Know My Own Strength”. The musical legend received a roaring applause as she the thanked the crowd.

Jay-Z and Alicia Keys

The duo of Jay-Z and Alicia Keys teamed up onstage for the Billboard Top 3 Hit “Empire State of Mind”, Alicia later took the stage again for her own single “Try Sleeping With A Broken Heart”.

Jennifer Lopez introduced audiences to her “Louboutins”. Lopez dressed as a boxer took a bit daring move as she leaped off a dancer’s back- taking a bit of a fall in the process. But the Latin diva quickly hopped up like a pro and excited the stage like a champ.

Respected Idol winner Kelly Clarkson was also in attendance yesterday night. Kelly’s breathtaking performance her haunting fourth single “Already Gone” was one the true performances of the night. And another Idol Winner, Adam Lambert left his mark when he closed the show with his risque televised performance.

The big winner at the 2009 American Music Awards was the bubbly Taylor Swift. The country gal from Pennsylvania nabbed two of the biggest categories of the night: “Country Female Artist of the Year” and “Artist of the Year”. Taylor Swift via satellite thanked the label, fans and family.

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Number Ones(A&M)

One thing about Janet Jackson, she makes dancing look easy. An Icon first and foremost. Janet is known for her innovative tours, signature kool-aid smile and even bigger heart. The youngest of the Jackson clan, Janet releases her Number Ones disc today. In honor of the release, Bizzom counts down the top 10 Janet Jackson videos. We warn you this wasn’t easy.

10.Starting off our list is Janet Jackson’s sensual R&B ballad “Twenty Foreplay”(Design of a Decade).Janet lives the life of a movie star in the Hollywood glamorous video . The black and white music video captured Janet’s essence and beauty like no other. Almost every scene Miss Jackson looked nearly flawless.

9. Selected as a single from The Velvet Rope(1997), director Paul Hunter had the duty of shooting the video for the Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis classic “I Get Lonely.” Hunter brought out an even sexier side to Janet Jackson. Most memorable scene? Jackson unbuttoning. Classic.

8. Like the lyrics say “Leave all your worries behind”. “Escapade” was whimsical offering from Janet Jackson and a #1 hit for the singer. The video contains beautiful imagery and solid choreography.

7. Vibrant.Colorful.Sexy. All For You-the album and lead single was the return of a much happier Janet than what fans previously saw in thought-provoking and introspective album The Velvet Rope.

6. R&B gem “That’s the Way Love Goes” earns the # 6 spot on the Janet Jackson video countown. Surprisingly Janet didn’t go straight into a up-tempo track, instead opting for something mellow and chill. The move albeit risky, pulled off. The video, like the song, is very intimate. Notable appearance from the video is music diva Jennifer Lopez.

5. “Miss You Much”- shot entirely in black and white, was a music video that proved why Janet Jackson is a respected dance artist. The unforgettable chair routine at the end of the video was so perfectly executed, it made you want to grab the nearest chair and attempt the routine itself.

4.No fancy footwork or props were needed for 1987’s “The Pleasure Principle”. The video speaks for itself. Janet Jackson’s incredible solo performance is certainly one that can’t be topped. She dances for nearly 5 minutes without breaking a sweat. Talk about impressive.

3.The very moment you see Janet walk down those stairs, you know she means business. “If”(Janet.), both the song and video, is still innovative as it was almost 17 years ago. Perhaps the music video is best known for the infamous dance-breakdown.

2. Janet shocked audiences and fans everywhere when she released the playful and free “Love Will Never Do(Without You)”. The video itself was such a huge departure from the woman rocking all black. “Love Will Never Do” introduced Jackson as a international sex symbol.

1. “Rhythm Nation” was just the beginning for Janet. It is one of Janet’s most respected music videos in her 20 year career. In “Rhythm Nation”, we see JJ decked out in fulled-fledged military gear. The music videos conveys powerful message and ground breaking dance sequence. Because of this, “Rhythm Nation” rightfully earns the top spot on our video countdown.

What are your favorite Janet Jackson videos?

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