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Good ol’ R.Kelly has released a new single, ‘Share My Love‘ just in time for Valentine’s Day, which is a couple of weeks away. He has written and produced the song, and it is supposed to be an indication of what his upcoming album ‘Write Me Back‘ will be like, which is due out in May. Have a listen and see what you think of the R&B singers new funk/soul sound…

R. Kelly has just been found not guilty of the 14 counts of child pornography brought against him, ending a 6-year ordeal that has plagued the singer ever since a video tape surfaced that allegedly showed Kelly engaged in graphic sex acts with an underage girl (it was believed she was as young as 13 at the time). Now, after all this time, R. Kelly has been vindicated against these charges:

R. Kelly was acquitted of all charges Friday after less than a day of deliberations in his child pornography trial, ending a six-year ordeal for the R&B superstar. Kelly dabbed his face with a handkerchief and hugged each of his four attorneys after the verdict — not guilty on all 14 counts — was read. The Grammy award-winning singer had faced 15 years in prison if convicted. Minutes later, surrounded by bodyguards, he left the courthouse without comment. Dozens of fans screamed and cheered as he climbed into a waiting SUV. Prosecutors had argued that a video tape mailed to the Chicago Sun-Times in 2002 showed Kelly engaged in graphic sex acts with a girl as young as 13 at the time. Both Kelly, 41, and the now 23-year-old alleged victim had denied they were the ones on the tape. Neither testified during the trial. The prosecution’s star witness was a woman who said she engaged in three-way sex with Kelly and the alleged victim. Defense attorneys argued the man on the tape didn’t have a large mole on his back; Kelly has such a mole. The monthlong trial centered on whether Kelly was the man who appears on a sexually graphic, 27-minute videotape at the heart of the case, and whether a female who also appears on it was underage. Over seven days presenting their case, prosecutors called 22 witnesses, including several childhood friends of the alleged victim and four of her relatives who identified her as the female on the video. In just two days, Kelly’s lawyers called 12 witnesses. They included three relatives of the alleged victim who testified they did not recognize her as the female on the tape.

Yeesh! I cannot believe this thing is finally over. We’ve been hearing about this video tape and these charges against R. Kelly for what seems like EVER and at last he has been found not guilty. You know, at first I totally believed that he was the dude in the video (and he may have been, the prosecution may just not have been able to prove it) but over time, as Kelly remained steadfast that he was innocent my opinion started to change. It just goes to show that public opinion should never have a bearing on matters of law and jurisprudence. Just because you may think someone is guilty doesn’t mean it is so. Congrats to R. Kelly on his vindication. Now, hopefully, he can get his ass back in the studio to record some more volumes of the Trapped In A Closet opus I love so much.

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