HQ photos of Chris Brown stopping by BET’s 106 & Park today.

April 1, 2013 – BET’s 106 & Park

Videos of Chris on 106 & Park:
- Guy talk with Chris Brown
- Chris Brown gives back
- “X” marks the spot
- Getting personal with Chris Brown

Various interviews:
- Chris Brown talks WiLD Jam, Rihanna and Belly Button Hair! with WiLD 94.9 here
- Chris Brown Talks Rihanna, Wiz Khalifa & Jennifer Lopez Collabs here
- Chris Brown’s Fine China Music Video – Inside Track here
- Chris Brown freestyles over Drake’s “Started From the Bottom” here
- Chris Brown talks to Flex and Weighs in on Justin Bieber’s Behavior here
- Chris Brown Freestyles on Funk Flex here
- Behind the scenes of “Fine China” here

Chris Brown sat down with HOT 97′s Angie Martinez for an interview.

Chris sat down with Matt Lauer this morning for an interview.

It’s finally here! The music video for Chris’ first single “Fine China” is here. Check it out below and be sure to purchase the song on iTunes here.

Chris Brown hops on the remix of Young Jeezy’s song “R.I.P” along with Kendrick Lamar and YG.

HQ photos of Chris painting a mural in Miami, Florida for Best Buddies Foundation earlier today.

March 27, 2013 – Painting a mural for the Best Buddies Foundation in Miami, Florida

Photos of Chris painting with Romero Britto down in Miami, Florida in support of Best Buddies International.

March 27, 2013 – Chris Brown joins forces with artist Romero Britto in support of Best Buddies International

During a sneak peek of his sixth album last week at Burbank, Calif.’s Glenwood Studios, Chris Brown shared the project’s lead single, “Fine China,” which will be released along with its official video on April 1. “Fine China,” an uptempo song defining the qualities of a woman, is one of five tracks the Grammy Award-winning singer shared of “X,” the RCA set is slated for late August/early September. The reflective “Autumn Leaves,” Diplo-produced title track, new ballad “Lady in Glass Dress” and uptempo “Add Me In” were also played to whet appetites for the follow-up to last year’s “Fortune.”

Following the sneak peek, an enthusiastic and talkative Brown sat down for a 20-minute chat about the album, the “Fine China” video and other projects.

Billboard: How far along are you with the album?

I’m always thinking ahead so with every album I’m doing, there’s always another album in mind. When I did “F.A.M.E.,” “‘Fortune” was already being thought about with certain songs we’d already started. As far as this album, I think it’s pretty much done. In a nutshell, we have about 40 songs and we’ve got to break those down tremendously. “Fine China” will be the foot in the door. Hopefully, when people hear it, they’ll like it, saying it’s something they haven’t really heard from me. But I’m never really done recording. I always stay in the studio whether I’m just writing or coming up with other stuff. If you keep your mind going, you always come up with something new, fresh.

We’ve got a lot of collaborators on this album. I didn’t really bounce around doing songs for the album. I basically kept it in one place, almost like a writer’s camp the way Quincy Jones did back in the day. Put everybody in one place and come up with music. That was the process. We’d come up with ideas. We’d also have parties in the studio; invite people and just pack it out, playing music. Then we’d see what their response was to it, just to get a different feel. Read the rest of the Q&A here.

Chris Brown is in a Burbank studio previewing his forthcoming album, and pushing the reset button on a career bogged down by scandal. The embattled R&B singer takes a lengthy drag off his cigarette before pressing “play” on the title track of “X,” his sixth disc, due out in late summer.

“You can start a fight, I ain’t fighting back,” he sings on the track. “I swear to God I’m moving on.” Brown listens quietly as the music plays out, dancing behind the sprawling control console. When it’s over, the singer puts out his cigarette, takes a seat and opens up.

“Basically I’m being honest,” he says. “I’m 23. I hang out with a lot of bad people and a lot of good people. But everything is a learning process. I’m just trying to move forward and learn from every mistake.” But Brown still has fans. He won his first Grammy last year for his comeback record, “F.A.M.E.,” and his last effort, 2012′s “Fortune,” reached No. 1 and sold 135,000 copies in its first week. Read the rest of the interview here.