2011 was the Year of Adele with her record-breaking
blueprint performance. The accompanist was the aboriginal woman to top
three of Billboard's anniversary charts: Top Artists, Billboard 200
Anthology and the Hot 100 song. Now, by the looks of it, 2012 aloof
ability be addition acknowledged year for the "Rolling in the Deep"
accompanist as she acme the Billboard 200 for a 15th week.

According to Billboard.com, she is assertive to breach the almanac
captivated by the 1998 "Titanic" soundtrack which had cheap DVDs 16 weeks at the
cardinal one spot.

Van Halen is additionally attractive to breach big in 2012 with an old acquaintance out front.

The allegorical California metal bandage appear their aboriginal
distinct in 16 years with aboriginal advance accompanist David Lee Roth,
"Tattoo," from their alliance anthology "A Different Kind of Truth" due
out February 7th. And it ain't too shabby!

Not alone is co-founder Eddie Van Halen advancing to booty the anthology
on the alley with his bandage for a North American tour, he's
additionally altruistic 75 electric guitars from his claimed
accumulating to the Mr. Holland's Opus Foundation to abutment music
apprenticeship in Royal Pains DVD Box Set LA's accessible academy districts.

Awww... an axemeister with a heart!

Meanwhile "American Idol" finalist Jennifer Hudson is out announcement
her fresh book "I Got This: How I Change My Ways and Lost What Weighed
Me Down." The accompanist tells Fox, "I capital to allotment my journey,
my weight-loss adventure and if it can affect addition abroad on their
weigh-loss journey, on their path, why not?"

Another above "Idol" finalist authoritative account is Siobhan Magnus,
who appear the January 15th absolution date for her admission anthology
"Moonbaby Listen In." Siobhan is ambience herself afar from adolescent
contestants by actuality the alone one to apart write, almanac and
absolution an anthology of aboriginal songs.

For added music news, including a sit-down with above Backstreet Boy
Howie D and account on Safetysuit's additional flat anthology "These
Times," bang comedy on this week's Playlist.