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Chris Brown is sorry. Really.
It took him more than five months, but Chris Brown is finally talking about his alleged assault of former girlfriend Rihanna. "Since February, my attorney has advised me not to speak out, even though, ever since the incident, I wanted to publicly express my deepest regret and accept full responsibility," he says in a video posted on YouTube. "I felt it was time that you heard directly from me that I am sorry." Brown, you'll recall, copped a plea last month and avoided jail time. Want to hear what the 20-year-old singer has to say? See below.
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This blog features the latest local and national celebrity news from The
Boston Globe's Names column team. Check back for the latest updates.
Mark Shanahan joined The Boston Globe in
2003, having worked previously at the Portland Press Herald, where he
covered City Hall, and the Lewiston Sun-Journal, where he was the
education reporter. A Northampton native and graduate of Bates College,
Shanahan enjoys the usual - books, music, movies, etc. - as well as the
unusual. shanahan@globe.com
Meredith Goldstein has worked for the Globe since 2003, covering
everything from nightlife to New Kids. She keeps her eyes peeled for
celebrity juice, and also writes Love Letters, a Boston.com blog for
hopeful (and hopeless) romantics. Meredith chats about love problems
every Wednesday at 1 p.m. If you see Justin Timberlake or someone like
him at a local eatery, please e-mail her immediately. mgoldstein@globe.com
- Steve Greenlee is living editor for The Boston Globe
- Hayley Kaufman is a senior assistant living arts editor
- Additional contributors include the Boston.com sports and A&E staff
Recent Blog Posts
- Matthew Perry is a Sox man - 07.22
- Lady Gaga is into Kermit - 07.20
- Chris Brown is sorry. Really. - 07.20
- Jeffrey Donovan charged with DUI - 07.20
- That's the ticket - 07.17
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