Thursday Dish

The New York nightclub where the Chris Brown/Drake brawl occurred has been ordered to closed its doors for a week and pay a $10,000 fine. While the brawl spawned several lawsuits, both Drake and Brown have been cleared of any wrongdoing. In more Chris Brown news, the woman who accused him of pushing her down in a nightclub has filed suit against Brown. The woman is seeking $25,000 in damages for physical harm and emotional distress. The club says she's lying about the incident and tried to repeatedly get on stage as Brown was performing before being escorted out by security. Brown hasn't commented on the matter. Rapper Kanye West may not be charged at all after attacking a photographer at LAX recently. Despite the fact that the incident was caught on tape, West won't be serving any jail time. Billboard magazine  hasn't recognized digital sales of rapper Jay Z's "Magna Carta Holy Grail" via mobile phone giant Samsung. In response, the rapper has called Billboard irrelevant. He still has the No. 1 album in the country, however, with no signs of slowing down. Model/actress Kenya Moore will return to the "The Real Housewives Of Atlanta". She'll receive 60,000 per episode, in addition, she'll also receive a ratings bonus. Congratulations. Concert dates for singer Solange Knowles have been cancelled. No reason has been given for the cancellation. The singer has reportedly been working on a new album, although no release date has been announced. Rapper Eve recently announced she'll be hitting the road beginning in August to support her latest album "Lip Lock". It's the first time she' s promoted a project since 2002's "Eve-Olution". She says she's evolved and that there's something on the album for those who loved her during  her Ruff Ryders days. On the tube: "Hell's Kitchen" on Fox, "/The Big Bang Theory" on CBS, "Wipeout" on ABC and "The Winner Is..." on NBC. Happy Thursday!