A Chrihanna Chronicles Update

Is it really over between Chris Brown and Rihanna? While there's been no official word of a breakup and the last word going around was that the two were taking a break, RadarOnline reported that several of RiRi's friends were making toasts to that effect at a private party she held in Los Angeles on Sunday. An insider was quoted as saying, "People close to Rihanna have drilled it into her head that if she stays with Chris her career will be over."

The party, which was reportedly held to celebrate the success of her single Disturbia, also found guests toasting to the fact that she's about to land a major fashion magazine cover and a film role.

Meanwhile, Chris is doing his best to rehab his image. According to MSNBC's The Scoop, the singer was cheesing for the camera with the University of Mary Washington women's basketball team in Fredericksburg, Virginia on Tuesday. Not so coincidentally, the school is in the middle of its week-long White Ribbon Campaign, whose tagline just happens to be "Men Working to End Men's Violence Against Women."

Chris is due back in court on Monday in Los Angeles to answer for the two felony charges he faces for allegedly attacking Rihanna. Stay tuned.

Rev. Wright's Family Releases a Statement

The family of Pastor Timothy Wright wants to set the record straight about his condition. On Monday, they released the following statement exclusively to Gospel Today magazine:

“Rev. Wright did not have a heart attack. But on January 21st, his heart stopped suddenly. He was on life support for two to three weeks. But as of right now, he's off life support. He is breathing on his own. He's not 100 percent responsive, but he does open his eyes when we talk to him. He's not brain dead, but the lack of oxygen to his brain while his heart was stopped has caused his response to be very slow. So we’re praying that his response picks up and he returns back to normal. The doctors didn't give us a time table, but God will do it on His own time. Keep Rev. in your prayers. God bless."

As you may recall, Rev. Wright was involved in a serious car crash last July which took the life of his wife, Betty, and his 14-year-old grandson, DJ. The family is thanking everyone for their continued support and prayers.