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Posted at 4:00 PM ET, 01/30/2011

In other news: Chris Brown done with court stuff, Jonathan Knight comes out

By The Reliable Source

Brown arrives at Los Angeles Superior Court Friday. (Jae C. Hong/AP)


  • Chris Brown has fulfilled his debt to society, an L.A. judge ruled Friday, upon completing a counseling program ordered after he pleaded guilty to beating up then-girlfriend Rihanna in 2009. The hip-hop star remains on probation but no longer has to show up in court for regular progress reports.


    Knight in 2008 (Ali Goldstein/NBC)


  • Jonathan Knight, star of the reunited '80s teen idols New Kids on the Block, acknowledged on his blog that he's gay. This follows an accidental outing by ex-girlfriend Tiffany on a recent talk show, but 42-year-old singer said it's no big deal, it's never been a big secret.


    • By The Reliable Source  | January 30, 2011; 4:00 PM ET
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