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Another portion of the 20/20 interview with Rihanna aired this morning on Good Morning America. In the video she talks about what made Chris Brown snap the night he beat her. Rihanna says she saw a text on his phone from another woman and when she confronted him about it, he lied. She said she wouldn't drop it and he just kept lying about the text message and it escalated to the point Chris got violent.

Rihanna also said Chris had "no soul in his eyes" after he beat her. He was blacked out and there was no person when she looked at him. The entire interview airs tonight at 10 pm.

Rihanna says that she's strong, but that she was weak to reconcile with Chris Brown after he beat her. Rihanna says that she was so "embarrassed" that the world knows that she was in love with an abuser. RiRi also says that most women return to their attacker because they don't want violence to be the last memory that they have of their partner. She then begins to tear up when she thinks of the dangerous message that she sent to her female fans when she took Chris Brown back.

Regardless of Rihanna's motives, I'm glad she is speaking out. Rihanna has fans who may actually listen to her. If she's able to get even one woman to leave an abuser, than that's all that matters.

Rihanna has a record to promote, therefore she has to talk about Chris Brown. Rihanna will finally open up on her shocking beat down which took place last February. Rihanna will face off with a nosy reporter to give us all "her side of the story." POTP also had an exclusive on Rihanna's temper and her history of fighting with Chris Brown.

Now before you set your TiVos and DVRs, it's worth mentioning that RiRi is no Whitney Houston and it's unlikely that this "exclusive" will be much of an expose. Rihanna has been schooled heavily on how to answer questions. Regardless, it should be interesting to hear what she finally has to say. It's all about the body language and facial expressions, too. The interviewer has a lot of work to do, trying to create questions that he or she thinks Rihanna hasn't been prepped on. ABC has some great reporters. This should be good!

Chris Brown is off to a good start. His new single "I Can Transform Ya" is so much better than Rihanna's comeback single "Russian Roulette."

Chris Brown, Lil Wayne and Alicia Keys' married boyfriend Swiss Beatz all do their thing in this entertaining comeback video. Was this shot on a weekend? I thought CB was too busy picking up trash in Virginia to work on new projects.

Chris Brown posted a montage video from his Twitter page that has led some bloggers to believe that he must really be missing Rihanna and wants her back.

The video has CB's song "The Way We Used to Be" playing in the background, and Chris and Rihanna look very happy in love throughout the footage. One of the cutest pictures ever is also used as the final shot in the video, which makes you say 'awwww!'

But Chris s a slut who hits on every woman within a one-mile radius. He misses his money more than he misses Rihanna, and this slick move is PR gold. The video is really cute! Check it.

Womanizing abusive singer Chris Brown has released a new song titled 'Crawl' which is all about winning Rihanna back. Coincidence? I think not.

With lyrics such as "Everybody sees it's you. I'm the one that lost the view. Everybody says we're through, I hope you hadn't said it too" Chris makes a pathetic plea to win Rihanna back. Get over it Chris, you beat her *ss enough the first time around!

Which brings me to the lyric "I always felt the need for space, but now I can't reach your face. So where are you standing now? Are you in the crowd of my vouch.  Love, can you see my hand? I need one more chance, we can still have it all". You probably shouldn't mention anything about your hand and reaching her face in a song to win her back. That probably gives Rihanna flashbacks to the smack down you inflicted on her earlier this year!

Chris Brown started his community labor today by cleaning out horse stables at a police department in Richmond, VA.

That's what we like to see! Don't give him the simple tasks like picking up trash on the side of the highway, stick him straight to the horse sh*t. On the other hand, those bottles you see on the side of the road filled with trucker pee is just as bad as horse poop.

His next community job should entail cleaning out port-o-potties at busy construction sites. I just like the idea of him picking up poo through his entire 180-day community labor sentence.

Seriously, who did the casting for this movie because (with the exception of Chris Brown) there is some serious eye candy up in here! HAWTNESS! The producer of Chris Brown's new flick is Will Packer, the same man who produced Beyonce's Obsessed and gave an exclusive interview to POTP.

Takers won't be released until next year and it has 'blockbuster' written all over it. I predict that Takers will take the top spot at the box office opening weekend.

Chris Brown says that Oprah could have been "more helpful" after he brutally attacked Rihanna. In the newest issue of People magazine, the woman beater says he didn't like that Oprah dedicated an entire show to young female victims of domestic violence, aka "to all the Rihannas of the world."

Chris said:

"I commend Oprah on being like, 'This is a problem,' but it was a slap in my face. I did a lot of stuff for her, like going to Africa and performing for her school. She could have been more helpful, like, 'Okay, I'm going to help both of these people out.'"

Oprah Winfrey responded with:

"Oprah is very appreciative that Chris Brown performed at her school but she takes domestic abuse very seriously. She hopes he gets the counseling he needs."

The only butt Chris should be kissing is Oprah's. No PR campaign is as effective as a segment with Ms. Aha Moment herself. Chris should be thankful Lady O dedicated a show to "the Rihannas of the world," cause a show on "the Chris Browns of the world" would have been anything but "more helpful" to his image.

The moment we all waited for... Chris Brown's interview on Larry King Live, and the boy didn't say anything worth listening to as you can witness in the video below.

He didn't give out any information about what happened the night he beat the hell out of Rihanna. He kept saying he didn't want to speak about it out of respect for Rihanna. Respect? Didn't that go out that window when you bashed her head inand almost choked her to death?

What Chris thought about the photo released showing Rihanna's injuries:

I didn't know what to think at the time. I was like what, like, because at the time, I just didn't know honestly what to think. And I didn't know if the pictures were altered. I didn't know if they were real. I didn't know what. So I was just like, 'Man, I just felt so disappointed in myself.'

Larry asks him what happened the night of the pre-Grammy party after he and Rihanna left:

Well, Larry, I don't feel like it's appropriate for me to speak on what actually happened on that night, just out of respect for Rihanna and myself. And I respect our privacy more and I don't want to just go into that.

He later asked Chris why he thought he became violent that night. What made him so angry?

 I mean, that's relationships. I wouldn't say it's OK. I think, just in relationships in general, there's chances where you lose your temper or like arguments get heated or whatever the case may be. I'm not saying domestic violence is a part of relationships.

I feel like that we're young. We're both young. So nobody taught us how to love one another. Nobody taught us a book on how to control our emotions or our anger. I'm not trying to fall on the fact that I'm young. I'm just saying it's a lot of stuff that I wish I could have changed that night.

Are we suppose to have a class in High School called Love & Relationships 101? What little he did actually talk about made him sound like a fool.

He said a whole lotta nothing, but mesmerized me with his bow tie. I think wearing the Pee-Wee Herman tie was part of his plan to pre-occupy us with his fashion faux pas, instead of listening to him talk.