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       *Reps for Chilli of TLC have sent out a press release to deal with chatter on several New York radio stations that erroneously has the singer and her ex-boyfriend Usher back together. "I am dismayed by rumors circulating about my personal life,” Chilli said in a statement. “For the record - Usher and I have not been together for over two years now and I am not involved in his life in any capacity. Any rumors to the contrary are categorically untrue.  I've moved on and now it's time for the rest of the world to do so, as well. Thank you."

       *Smokey Robinson and his wife, Frances, have put their estate in Chatsworth, CA on the market at $10.5 million, reports the Los Angeles Times.  The 65-year-old singer-songwriter, who recently released the album "My World: The Definitive Collection," and his wife, an interior designer, will move into their home in Las Vegas while they plan to build a smaller one in Chatsworth. “This is just too much house for us," Frances said of the 9000 square foot home built in 1990. The property sits on 2 1/2 acres, has seven bedrooms and 6 1/2 bathrooms.

       *Houston based rapper Chamillionaire has “modified” his single, "Turn It Up," (featuring Lil' Flip) in support of the Houston Astros, who are appearing in their first World Series appearance in the franchise's 45 year history. The song first caught fire in the Houston/Dallas market, garnering more than 20 million in listening radio audience as it entered the Top 20 even before he upgraded it for local baseball fans. The rapper's next album, "Killa Season," is due in February via Diplomat Records/Asylum. A film of the same name will also arrive around that time.

      *Madonna samples the Jacksons song “Can You Feel It?” on a track from her forthcoming “Confessions on a Dance Floor” CD.  The baseline from the 1981 classic, written by Michael and Jackie Jackson, powers the Material Girl’s song, “Sorry,” which may be released as a single, according to Fox 411.  Another track on Madonna’s new album samples Donna Summer’s disco hit “I Feel Love.”