#1: I Kissed A Girl - Katy Perry

(C)2008 Capitol.

#2: Shake It - Metro Station

(C)2007 Columbia/Red.

#3: Bleeding Love - Leona Lewis

(C)2007 Syco Music.

#4: Violet Hill - Coldplay

(C)2008 EMI UK.

#5: Handlebars - Flobots

(C)2008 Universal Republic.

#6: Take A Bow - Rihanna

(C)2008 Def Jam.

#7: No Air - Jordin Sparks

(C)2007 Jive.

#8: Sound of Silence - Art Garfunkel

(C)1993 Columbia.

#9: Disturbia - Rihanna

(C)2008 Def Jam.

#10: Apologize - OneRepublic

(C)2007 Interscope/Blackground Records JV.

Back In The Race

Chad Kroeger laughs when asked if the phenomenal sales for 2005’s “All the Right Reasons” gave confidence to Nickelback as it set out to make its sixth studio album, “Dark Horse.”

Two Sides Of The Coin

Beyonce’s third solo album, “I Am … Sasha Fierce,” reveals an alter-ego persona which the artist says allows her to “take more risks.” The double-disc set is due this week via Music World/Columbia.

Cook-ing With Gas

In just a few short months, David Cook went from no-name aspiring singer/songwriter to household-name “American Idol” winner.

‘Home’ And Dry

Dido counts herself lucky. She has two homes: one in Los Angeles and one in London. And by “homes,” she doesn’t necessarily mean houses — she means places where she feels comfortable and creative

Totally Taylor

Due this week from Big Machine, Taylor Swift’s sophomore album “Fearless” begins the transition from rising country superstar — her 2006 self-titled debut album has sold 3.4 million units, in addition to 7.5 million single downloads, according to Ni