Wow, noone can dethrone Katy Perry who remains at N°1 for the 6th week in the World's best-selling Singles chart with "Roar!"

Avicii stays at N°2 with 'Wake Me Up!'

New Zealand breakthrough Artist Lorde moves up 1 from N°4 to 3 with her global hit "Royals"

Miley Cyrus's "Wrecking Ball" slides one slot this week from N°3 to 4.

Robin Thicke feat. T.I. & Pharell Williams' "Blurred Lines" moves up one from to N°6 to 5 and Lady Gaga slips from 4 to to 6 with her N°1 Dance Hit "Applause".

Lana Del Rey reenters the Top 10 with "Summertime Sadness" at N°7.

Drake stays put at N°8 with "Hold On We're going Home" and One Republic's "Counting Stars" rises from N°13 last week to N°9 this week!

Closing this week's top 10 best-selling world singles is Capital cities with their world hit "Safe and Sound".

From Asia, Korean Indie Band Busker Busker has invaded this weeks Top 40 Singles chart with all 9 Songs from their New Smash Album "Busker Busker 2nd Album" charting on this weeks TOP 40 including "Love At First" debuts at N°15, "Too Much Regret" at N°20, "Love Is Timing" at N°21, "Your Lips" at N°24, "Cool Girl" at N°27, "Night" at N°28, "Beautiful Age" at N°30, "Juliette" at N°31 and "Autumn NIght" at N°33!

J-Pop Act, Not Yet, debuts at N°34 with "Hirihiri No Hana"  and Exile enters at N°37 with "No Limit."

Norwegian Duo Ylvis enter the top 40 at N°35 with "The Fox".

Closing this week's Top 40 is Drake's new Single "All Me" featuring 2 Chainz & Big Sean.

Drake's recently released album "Nothing Was The Same" is already a global success. The rapper's album has gone straight to No.1 in the World's best-selling albums chart after topping the US charts on thursday!

Drake's "Nothing Was The Same" produced the second largest sales week of the year so far. The album, which is the Canadian rapper's third studio album, has sold 658,000 copies in its first week in America according to Nielsen SoundScan and 794,000 copies worldwide thanks to the success of his global hit "Hold On Were Going Home." Only Justin Timberlake's album "The 20/20 Experience" released in March, outsold Drake's, shifting 968,000 copies in America alone in its first week. "Nothing Was the Same" marks Drake's third No.1 Album as well as his highest premiere to date. It has the best opening week of a rap album since Lil Wayne's "Tha Carter IV", which was released in Sept. 2011.

This week's Top 10 is the most star-studded this year but Drake outsold by far the other great artists including Cher, Sting, Kings of Leon and Elton John. Kings of Leon's "Mechanical Bull" entered at No.2 with 265,000 copies sold this week giving them their 3rd Top 5 position following 2008's "Only By The NIght" and 2010's "Come Around Sundown."

Superfly, a Japanese rock Act consisting of vocalist Shiho Ochi with guitarist Kōichi Tabo debuts at No.3 with "Best," a greatest hits Album shifting 157.000 copies in its first week.

 At No.4 is the self titled Album of American metal band Dream Theater with sales of 98.000 sales.

Arctic Monkey's "AM" is at No.5 with sales of 81.000, while Avicii's "True" slips from No.2 to 6 with sales of 75,000. Last week's No.1, Jack Johnson's "From Here To Now To You" slips to No.7 with sales of 73.000.

Three Sexagenarians fill out the 8th, 9th and 10th places on this week's world's best-selling albums chart. Elton's 31st Studio Album "The Diving board" is the Singer's 18th Top 10 Album and opens at No.8 with 72,000 copies sold.  Sting's most anticipated Album "The Last Ship" enters the charts at No.9 with global sales of 70.000 and Cher closes the Top 10 with her 26th Studio Album "Closer To The Truth" after selling 68,000 copies this week. It is the biggest selling debut of her career after "Believe" in 1998 and "Living Proof" in 2001.

Britney Spears finally released  the world premiere of her new video ‘Work B**ch’ live on CW and Vevo!

Britney had been teasing her video for ‘Work B****h’ for months, and she had us all on the edge of our seats for the Oct. 1 world premiere — and it was all worth it!
Britney Spears posted a quick Instagram video previewing the video, followed by sexy stills from the “Work B***h” video on Sept. 26. Then, the video premiered on The CW and we could not be happier.

The song is set to be a huge hit in the dance clubs, and we knew the video was going to be one of our favorites. Britney looks back to her old self in the video, dancing on the desert, then in front of a car, and up against a mirror in a dance studio.

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Justin Timberlake already delivered an incredible Album with part 1 of The 20/20 Experience, which, since being released in March, has become the bestselling album of 2013. 

The sequel, recorded during the same sessions, stands as a stellar Album in its own right. JT's album sequel, officially out, 'creates a visceral listening experience,' one music critic writes. We had to wait seven years for new music from Justin Timberlake. But in less than seven months, Timberlake has doubled his solo album output, giving fans over 140 minutes of new material.

The 74-minute collection, already out in stores, is the companion piece to March's surprise 20/20 Experience, which already sold over 2 million copies!

Working again with Timbaland, as well as producer Jerome "J-Roc" Harmon, 2 of 2 is a further exploration into Timberlake's long-listen suite of sensual soul throwback disco and languid ballads, led by the dance-ready "Take Back The Night" and hard-hitting "TKO" singles. And, in keeping with his career-long tendency to feature carefully curated hip-hop cameos, it has verses from Jay Z and Drake.

Timberlake trades in the elegance of the first album for something more sanguine, more hedonistic. He sings of animalistic desire and lurid fantasies, exploring metaphors of boxing, blood and murder over tracks packed with spiky horns, jagged guitar riffs and unspooling synthesizers. The album's bottom-heavy production — as is also the case with his 15-piece touring band — creates a visceral listening experience.

The first half of Timberlake's Experience felt contented in its relationships, often celebratory; Part 2 is no less committed, but it addresses the darker, more warped impulses. Musically, the endeavor is as ambitious as anything attempted by the soul greats Timberlake clearly admires: Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder and Curtis Mayfield.