The top-five-selling singles and albums on iTunes Tuesday:


January 12, 2011 at 12:00a.m.

The top-five-selling singles and albums on iTunes Tuesday:

SINGLES

v “Grenade”: Bruno Mars

v “Hold It Against Me”: Britney Spears

v “Firework”: Katy Perry

v “The Time [Dirty Bit]”: The Black Eyed Peas

v “Tonight I’m Lovin You”: Enrique Iglesias (feat. Ludacris and DJ Frank E)

ALBUMS

v “Country Strong”: various artists (original motion picture soundtrack)

v “Brothers”: The Black Keys

v “Thank You Happy Birthday”: Cage the Elephant

v “Country Strong”: various artists (more music from the motion picture)

v “Sigh No More”: Mumford and Sons

“Off the Map” (10 p.m., ABC): Think of “Off the Map” as “Grey’s Anatomy” with a case of jungle fever. It’s another soapy medical drama from executive producer Shonda Rhimes that follows a group of attractive young doctors working in a South American village (actually shot in Hawaii).

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Concert band to present show

CANFIELD

The Canfield Community Concert Band will present “From Verdi to Disney and More!” at 3 p.m. Sunday in the Canfield High School Auditorium. Canned goods and cash donations will be accepted to benefit Operation Blessing, a volunteer group that provides food to needy families in Mahoning County.

The concert will feature Laura Volenik, a music teacher at St. Patrick in Hubbard, St. Rose in Girard and Blessed Sacrament and John F. Kennedy High School in Warren.

The band will perform “The Sinfonians” (Symphonic March) by Clifton Williams; “Nabucco Overture” by Giuseppe Verdi; “Shenandoah” by Frank Ticheli; “Benny Goodman: The King of Swing”; “Walt Disney Overture”; and “First Suite for Band” by Alfred Reed.

The Canfield Community Concert Band rehearses every Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. in the Canfield High School band room. For more information, call Leann Rich at 330-503-4113.

Talent showcase

YOUNGSTOWN

The “Live Laugh Love” talent showcase will be at 4:30 p.m. Saturday at Centenary United Methodist Church, 1413 Belmont Ave. Admission is $2. Special guest will be Youngstown’s Tina Marie. Anyone with a testimony or talent is welcome to be part of the showcase. Call 330-759-1593 for more info.

‘Idol’s’ villain role

PASADENA, Calif.

Now that Simon Cowell is gone, nobody is ready to claim a role as the villain on “American Idol.” New judges Jennifer Lopez and Steven Tyler told reporters Tuesday that they’re looking forward to using their experience to help guide new artists. The series is set to begin its 10th season Jan. 19, with only Randy Jackson left from the original cast of judges. Jackson promised fans that they will see “a more assertive dog, a little bit more ‘hair of the dog.’”