LOS ANGELES (AP) — Chris Brown is headed back to a Los Angeles criminal court to provide a judge an update on how his probation is going.
The R&B; singer was placed on five years of probation in August after pleading guilty to beating of his ex-girlfriend Rihanna. He was ordered to attend domestic violence counseling and perform six months of community labor in Virginia, which he has already begun.
He is due to appear with his attorney at a 2 p.m. court hearing on Thursday.
Both Brown and Rihanna are trying to put the beating behind them and focusing on their careers. Rihanna has a popular new single titled "Russian Roulette" and Brown is due to release his third album on Dec. 15.
Entertainment
November 19, 2009
Judge to hear update on Chris Brown probation
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