Wednesday Roundup

Singer Chris Brown has shut himself down from social media. He switched his Instagram account to private and thanked fans for supporting his music and art. In addition to being a singer/dancer, Brown is also an artist who has many drawings to his credit. He also posted a photo of himself with a cast around his right wrist, which disputes earlier claims that he didn't start the fight with Frank Ocean. Rapper Rick Ross has hired additional armed security after the drive-by shooting that occurred on Monday. Former drug king-pin Freeway Ricky Ross said that he thinks the shooting happened because Ross doesn't understand the code of the street. Rapper Pusha T weighed in on the incident as well by saying sometimes when you get into rap it's difficult to leave your core. He added that he called the Maybach Music boss to make certain he was okay.  Singer Rihanna is getting set to launch a new fragrance. Singer Beyonce is continuing her comeback by launching a fragrance as well. No word on when both fragrances will hit stores. "Real Housewives Of Atlanta" star NeNe Leakes may reportedly get a wedding spin off soon. While there's no word on when the series will air, Cynthia Bailey will reportedly be her bridesmaid. According to the Atlanta Journal Constitution, a man by the name of Curley Dean Holden has been charged with the murder of Justin Mitchell, a.k.a. Yung Teddy. The 23-year-old rapper was found shot dead in his apartment earlier this month after receiving a string of threatening text messages just hours before his death, he even tweeted about the eerie  messages he was receiving. Holden is a convicted felon who also goes by the name Willie Danyel Hunt. After being on the run for some time, Cobb County jail records show that Holden was placed under arrest on  January 23 for "terroristic threats" for a hostile incident that occurred at a barbecue. Then, on Friday, while in jail, he was charged with murder and three counts of assault in Mitchells death. Holden has been in prison twice and was released in August after serving eighteen months following a conviction on drug charges and making false statements, according to the Georgia Department of Corrections. Yachari Kiyana Miller, also a Cobb County resident, was arrested only days after Teddy's murder for allegedly sending the threatening text messages. Miller was released after posting  a $4,620 bond. Be sure to catch TV One's Unsung, which will feature 80's fund band Midnight Star. On the tube: "American Idol" on Fox, "Superbowl's Greatest Commercials 2013" on CBS, "The Middle" on ABC and "Whitney" on NBC. Happy  hump day!