Chris Brown didn’t seem too choked up Tuesday night after he was formally sentenced to five years of probation and six months of community labor for assaulting Rihanna.

Brown, 20, surprised guests at West Hollywood hot spot Guys and Dolls with an impromptu performance of Michael Jackson’s “Dirty Diana,” Usmagazine.com has confirmed.

“He stood up on the back of the booth when the song came on, got a mic and not only sung, but danced his a– off,” clubgoer Cory Honickman tells Us. “It was insane and no one could look away. He is incredibly talented.”

When he finished, Brown told the crowd, “There was only one King of Pop. We love you, Michael.”

Brown is due to report to probation in 72 hours following Tuesday’s hearing.

In addition to his 1,400 hours of community labor (Brown will remove graffiti and wash cars), the singer also must attend a year of domestic-abuse counseling and pay a number of fees and fines, while also being subject to random searches and seizures.

He also must stay away from Rihanna for five years, until Aug. 25, 2014, when his probation period is over.

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Farrah Fawcett and Ryan O’Neal’s troubled son, Redmond, will turn his struggles with addiction into a new reality show, In Touch has learned exclusively.

“Redmond has signed the deal that was brokered for him by his dad,” says a friend. “Ryan will be on the show, too.”

Filming will start in four months, when Redmond, 24, is set to be released from a California detention center, where he is undergoing intense treatment to kick his drug habit.

“Redmond wants to do this to honor his mother. He really wants to get better to honor her memory,” says the pal, adding that Redmond will only receive his inheritance if he is sober.

On the show, which has yet to be sold to a network, “Redmond will be followed by a trainer and a bodyguard who will try to help him get a job and have a real life,” the pal says.

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Megan Fox has allegedly landed the role of Catwoman in the next Batman film.

According to The Sun, the Transformers actress will be ditching Autobots for a tight PVC cat suit to play the part of Selina Kyle in the new Christopher Nolan directed film.

Megan will be following in the footsteps of Michelle Pfeiffer who played the part in Batman Returns and Halle Berry, who also donned the famous catsuit for spin-off movie Catwoman.

However, Fox’s take on the cartoon vixen is said to be a lot more sinister that her predecessors, as The Sun reports Megan’s portrayal of Kyle will have ‘a darker edge’.

Batman stars Christian Bale and Michael Caine are also said to be on board for the next chapter in the comic-book hero saga.

Shooting for the film is rumoured to be starting next year but it is not expected to be released until 2011.

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Just hours after Chris Brown was ordered to stay away from her for five years!

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Chris Brown was formally sentenced Tuesday to five years’ probation for beating Rihanna. He also was ordered to complete 180 days community labor to be personally supervised by the chief of police in Brown’s hometown of Richmond, Va.

He must personally come to court every three months during his probation. The first appearance will be Nov. 19.

Brown, 20, also must complete a 52-week domestic violence program sponsored by the Commonwealth Catholic in Richmond.

He was ordered not to contact Rihanna (including by phone or through a third person) for the next five years. He also must stay 100 yards from her, unless they are both at an entertainment-related event, in which he must stay 10 yards away.

In addition, Brown is subject to search and seizure 24/7 for the next five years and cannot own any dangerous weapon, including guns or knives, according to TMZ.

He must pay $2,500 in restitution, in addition to $2,500 in probation expenses.

At Tuesday’s hearing, Brown appeared solemn as he verbally stated he understood and accepted the terms of the probation.

In a plea deal with prosecutors, Brown pleaded guilty in June to assaulting Rihanna following a fight hours before February’s Grammys.

In July, Brown has publicly apologized for the incident, saying, “I have told Rihanna countless times, and I am telling you today, that I am truly sorry and that I wasn’t able to handle the situation both differently and better.”

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