The top five singles and albums on iTunes for the week ending Sept. 27:

September 29, 2010 at 12:00a.m.

Singles:

v“Just the Way You Are”: Bruno Mars

v“Like a G6 [feat. Cataracs & Dev]”: Far East Movement

v“Only Girl [In the World]”: Rihanna

v“Just a Dream”: Nelly

v“Teenage Dream”: Katy Perry

Albums:

v“Hands All Over:” Maroon 5

v“You Get What You Give”: Zac Brown Band

v“Wake Up!”: The Roots, John Legend

v“A Thousand Suns”: Linkin Park

v“Guitar Heaven — The Greatest Guitar Classics of All Time”: Santana

“Law & Order” (10 p.m., NBC): The mother ship may have sailed into the sunset, but we’ll probably have “Law & Order” spin-offs for eternity. Tonight brings “Law & Order: Los Angeles,” starring Skeet Ulrich, Alfred Molina and Terrence Howard. Bet they were tempted to call it “Law & Order: Law-Law Land.”

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SounDoctrine prepares album

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Youngstown-based jazz-funk band SounDoctrine will release its third studio album online and via direct sales on Oct. 10. Titled “Inspire,” it will have 14 songs and will feature appearances by noted guest artists, including ’50s doo-wop group The Edsels. The album will be available online at iTunes, CD Baby and Tunecore; and at select retail locations. It can also be ordered at soundoctrine.com. SounDoctrine will appear on “Community Connection” with Madonna Chism-Pinkard at 6:30 a.m. Sunday on WFMJ Channel 21. It will also perform at 8 p.m. Oct. 9 at Borders Caf in Niles. “Inspire” spawned a lyric contest in August on Facebook. JeAnnette Singleton won for a poem she wrote 20 years ago.

‘Flintstones’ turns 50

Boomerang TV network will mark the 50th anniversary of “The Flintstones” by airing the first episode, “The Flintstone Flyer,” at 8:30 p.m. Thursday, exactly 50 years to the date and time of the original series premiere in 1960 on ABC. This will be followed by two additional episodes and the animated feature film, “The Man Called Flintstone.” On Saturday, Boomerang will air a 24-hour marathon starting at 6 a.m. that will feature 50 of the most-beloved episodes.

Sextuplet mom seeks separation

PRESCOTT, Ariz.

The mother of sextuplets who were the subject of a reality-TV series has filed for legal separation from her husband and wants sole custody of the children. Jennifer Masche filed the petition days after her husband, Bryan, was arrested for yelling at and threatening his wife and another family member. He has pleaded not guilty to three counts of domestic violence and one count of resisting arrest. Court records show she is seeking primary custody of the children, who were born in June 2007, with reasonable visitation rights for their father. The Masches starred in “Raising Sextuplets,” which has finished its second season on WE TV.