- LONDON: US rapper Pitbull's song "Give Me Everything" has topped the British singles charts, the Official Charts Company said.
- The track — the result of Pitbull's collaboration with US singers Ne-Yo and Nayer and Dutch producer Afrojack - rose from last week's fourth position and pushed "The Lazy Song" by Bruno Mars down to the second place.
Lady Gaga scored four singles in the top 40 list. Her lowest-ranked hit - "Born This Way" from the much-hyped eponymous album due out on Monday - came in at number 16. New to the ranking were "Save The World" by Swedish House Mafia, at number 11, and "Hair" by Lady Gaga, at number 13. In the albums chart, English pop singer Adele held on to the top spot with "21" for the fifth week in a row.
Earlier this year, the recording topped the chart for 11 consecutive weeks before its reign was briefly broken in April. New entrant "Director's Cut" by Kate Bush became the second-most popular album of the week.