R&B’s baritone-voiced beauty Toni Braxton is heading back to the dancefloor on new track “I Heart You”. “When I wrote this song I was thinking about the feeling you get when you walk into a club and you hear the melody,” she said of writing and producing the song. “You feel the beat and you just know it’s going to be a good night.” Give it a spin below and let us know how much you “heart” this track.

Wilson Phillips’ Chynna Phillips will cha-cha her way onto Season 13 of Dancing With The Stars, and the “Hold On” singer expressed her excitement to put her former ballet training to work with the Venetian Waltz. (She also hopes her recent movie cameo in Bridesmaids will encourage viewers pick up the phone to vote this Fall.) We’re stoked to see the 43-year-old join the ranks of 12 seasons worth of pop star contestants when the competition kicks off September 19. Dance down memory lane as we remember some of our favorite music acts to tango onto DWTS.

Eminem’s upbeat “Not Afraid” will go straight in at #1 tomorrow on Billboard‘s Hot 100, the trade publication reports. Not only will it mark Em’s third chart-topping single (after “Lose Myself” in 2002 and “Crack A Bottle” in 2009), it’s also only the 16th time in the chart’s nearly 52-year history that a song has debuted at #1. Over on the Top 200 Albums, Godsmack’s Oracle rules the roost.

Billboard notes that the last single to debut at the top of the Hot 100 was Britney Spears’ “3,” last fall. Eminem’s “Not Afraid,” which sold 380,000 downloads in its first week, is now only the second rap song to enter at #1, after the 1997 Puff Daddy, Faith Evans and 112 collaboration “I’ll Be Missing You.”

That said, it looks like Eminem will be facing some stiff competition next week from Katy Perry and Snoop Dogg’s “California Gurls,” which was added to iTunes yesterday and has already bumped “Not Afraid” off the top of the digital download store’s Top Songs chart.

Getting back to the album chart, Godsmack’s Oracle moved 117,000 copies in its first week on sale. There are five other entries within the Top 10, including the self-titled debut from Dixie Chicks splinter band Court Yard Hounds at #7 and Toni Braxton’s sixth studio album Pulse, which goes in at #9.

Meanwhile, B.o.B’s The Adventures Of Bobby Ray seems to have fallen into a bit of a misadventure—the album has dropped from its perch at #1 to #12.

The Top 10 of Billboard’s Top 200 Albums:

1. Godsmack, Oracle *new*
2. Lady Antebellum, Need You Now
3. MercyMe, The Generous Mr. Lovewell *new*
4. James Taylor & Carole King, Live At The Troubadour *new*
5. Justin Bieber, My World 2.0
6. Deftones, Diamond Eyes *new*
7. Court Yard Hounds, Court Yard Hounds *new*
8. AC/DC, Iron Man 2 soundtrack
9. Toni Braxton, Pulse *new*
10. Usher, Raymond v. Raymond

After a nearly five-year absence, songbird Toni Braxton is on the verge of releasing a new album, Pulse. Braxton introduced fans to her latest single, “Yesterday,” during a gorgeous performance on Walmart Soundcheck. See Toni step back into the spotlight — with style. (Did you see those heels? Damn.)

Toni Braxton’s video for new single “Yesterday” premiered on The Wendy Williams Show today. In the sultry clip, Braxton catches her man getting frisky with a busty blonde who—Whaaaaa?!?—turns out to be Brooke Hogan.

And how does Toni react to this act of complete betrayal? By writhing around on a piano, of course!

All in all, not a bad slow jam! In fact, “Yesterday”—which also features vocals from Trey Songz—is highly reminiscent of Braxton’s golden phase of hit ballads (“Another Sad Love Song,” “Breathe Again”), circa 1993.

Toni’s official site says her upcoming LP is slated for a February 2010 release. It’ll be her first studio album since 2005′s Libra. Here’s hoping there’s nary a Brooke Hogan duet to be found on it.