Rihanna found it hard to come to terms with ex-boyfriend Chris Brown assaulting her because he was her first true love.

Rihanna has finally spoken out about the night Chris Brown attacked her, saying it could have happened to anyone.

The ‘Umbrella’ singer – who was left battered and bruised after her ex-boyfriend assaulted her in February at a pre-Grammys party – knows she isn’t the only person to be the victim of domestic abuse.

She said: “This happened to me. It can happen to anyone.”

However, the 21-year-old beauty admitted it was hard to come to terms with because of the feelings she had for the ‘Run It’ singer.

She says in an episode of US TV show ‘Good Morning America’ due to air on Thursday (05.11.09) in the US: “He was definitely my first big love.”

Chris recently gave an interview about the assault and spoke of his regret about attacking Rihanna and told how he is trying his best to make amends.

He said: “I’m human. If people feel a certain way, I’m not going to say they’re wrong. But it’s not right to judge somebody when people make mistakes all the time.

“I’ve learned from my mistakes and I’m learning from them. And I regret every moment, every second of it.”

Chris attacked Rihanna in his car as they left a pre-Grammy Awards party in February, repeatedly punching her in the face and biting her arms.

He pleaded guilty to assault and in August was sentenced to six months of community service, 12 months of domestic violence counselling and five years probation.

The judge also issued a restraining order which requires him to stay at least 100 yards from Rihanna for five years.

Lady Gaga has become the first artist since the inception of monitored airplay charts (BDS and Mediabase) to have FOUR straight singles from a debut album reach #1.”?Paparazzi” is currently #1, while her fifth single, “Bad Romance,” is already Top 25! “Just Dance,” “Poker Face” and “LoveGame” had all previously reached #1. Congratulations to Brenda Romano, Chris Lopes, Mark Neiter and the entire Interscope team on a great accomplishment for one of music’s top new superstar artists!

As previously reported, Gaga will release a deluxe edition of her breakthrough album, The Fame, called The Fame Monster, on November 23. It will include eight brand new songs including the new single, “Bad Romance.” Also, Gaga’s The Monster Ball tour will kick off November 27 in Montreal, Canada. The tour will wrap on January 21, 2010 in Gaga’s hometown of New York City. Kid Cudi will be the supporting act.

No word whether Miss Lady will come to Europe but chances are very good so stay tuned for any announced.

This Is It’,’ the film based around the rehearsals for Michael Jackson’s cancelled London concert residency, topped the North American box office charts, figures released on Sunday showed.

The movie, which was released in the US on Wednesday (Oct. 28), took $21.3m (£13m) over the weekend, taking its five-day haul to a massive $101m (£61.5m).

The film had been premiered in 19 cities around the world on Tuesday (Oct. 27) , including London, New York and Los Angeles.

The film had only been due to have a two-week run, but Columbia Pictures has now said it will now be in cinemas until Nov. 29, the BBC reported.

Its topping of the charts, compiled by Hollywood.com, is all the more impressive given that its number one place is in Halloween weeks, where major movies usually lose out to horror films.

‘This Is It’ is drawn from more than 100 hours of Los Angeles rehearsals ahead of the planned 50-date residency Jackson was supposed to play at London’s O2 Arena. Jackson died, aged 50, weeks before the shows were supposed to begin. His death is being treated as homicide.