If you're waiting for sweet messages from Rihanna to
Chris Brown on his birthday today, you'll be waiting a while. 
Because Chris just revealed publicly that he and Rih Rih have gone their
separate ways.  And he's seeing other girls.

Check out his latest interview, plus Iggy Azelea's new
"Bounce" video and Justin Timberlake's new release date....

Breezy rang in his 24th birthday in Vegas last night.  But it was his new
interview, with “The Kyle & Jackie O” radio show, that is catching all the
attention.

Apparently, the reason we haven't seen Breezy & Rihanna together in
several weeks is because they're now doing their own thing.  Yep, the poster
couple for breakups to makeups is currently on a downturn.  But no
worries, Chris says he'll always love her.

Chris said on the show,

“The way I look at it is… I’m always going to love that person, but people
have differences, and people have different wants and needs.”

“At the end of the day [Rihanna’s] a young girl. I can’t really be focused on
wife-ing somebody that young… and I’m young too,” said the birthday boy. “I just
got to step forward and be a man and be the best Chris Brown I can be, instead
of worrying about whoever else is going to be in my side
pocket.”

And by side pocket, do we mean Karrueche?  Your ex who
showed up at you b-day party in L.A. the other night?  Maybe, since Chris went
on to say he's got other women on his mind.

“I want to really see as many girls as possible.  I’m going to do [my
birthday] solo. At the end of the day, [Rihanna’s] already doing her thing,
she’s on the road…”

As most of our generation mourns the loss of beloved Kriss Kross rapper Chris Kelly, his mother  is speaking out about the kind of person her son  was.

Via People.com:

As friends and family mourn the death of Kriss Kross star Chris Kelly,  authorities in Atlanta say they are investigating the case as a possible drug  overdose.

An autopsy is planned for Thursday morning, but police are already looking at  drugs as a cause after Kelly, 34, was found unresponsive in his home on Monday,  Fulton County police Cpl. Kay Lester told the Atlanta Journal Constitution.

Meanwhile, Kelly’s mother, Donna Kelly Pratte, released a joint statement  with Kriss Kross’s former record label, So So Def, mourning Kelly’s death.

“It is with deep sadness that we announce that our beloved Chris Kelly has  passed away on May 1,” the statement reads. “To millions of fans worldwide, he  was the trendsetting, backwards pants-wearing one-half of Kris Kross who loved  making music. But to us, he was just Chris – the kind, generous and fun-loving  life of the party.”

“Though he was only with us a short time, we feel blessed to have been able  to share some incredible moments with him. His legacy will live on through his  music, and we will forever love him.”

Kelly and Chris Smith were both 13 when music producer and rapper Jermaine  Dupri discovered them in an Atlanta mall. Their song “Jump” was a worldwide  smash in 1992.