hit No. 1 since AC/DC's Black Ice spent two weeks atop the tally in 2008 (on the charts dated Nov. 8 and 15). After 5 Seconds of Summer, the long-running Frozen soundtrack rises 5-2 on the Billboard 200, selling 37,000 (down 15 percent). The album is spending its 31st consecutive week in the top five. Last week's No. 1 album, "Weird Al" Yankovic's Mandatory Fun, falls 1-3 with 33,000 (down 68 percent). Sam Smith's In the Lonely Hour rises 6-4 with 31,000 (down 12 percent), and Kidz Bop Kids' Kidz Bop 26 slips 4-5 with 27,000 (down 42 percent). Common's Nobody's Smiling is the chart's second-highest debut, starting at No. 5 with 24,000. It's the artist's third top 10 album, and highest-charting set since Finding Forever opened at No. 1 in 2007.

United Kingdom
Music Week Report (excerpt)
A fourth number one for Cheryl Cole
Monday, July 28, 2014
by Alan Jones, London

Number one four times as a member of Girls Aloud between 2002 and 2008, Cheryl Cole now equals that tally outside the group framework, with Crazy Stupid Love - which also delivers a fifth chart-topper for featured rapper Tinie Tempah - debuting at number one. The OCC report that Crazy Stupid Love is Cole's ninth number one if you include her bit part

in the Helping Haiti hit Everybody Hurts, a tally which ranks her alongside Rita Ora and Geri Halliwell as the UK female singer with most number ones. Crazy Stupid Love's first week sales of 118,145 - including 3,618 streaming sales - are lower than any of its predecessors. Fight For This Love opened with a stellar 292,846 sales, Promise This started with 157,210 sales, and Call My Name started with 152,001 sales. Weeks of pre-release exposure of Crazy Stupid Love, and Cole's high press visibility after becoming an X Factor judge and getting married - both for the second time - created a perfect storm and it would have been surprising if she wasn't number one this week. However, it's not such good news for Canadian pop/reggae band Magic! whose debut hit Rude got to number 50 on streams alone last week, and now explodes to number two. Selling 107,845 copies, it is the biggest jumper to number two since January 2010, when Owl City's debut hit Fireflies enjoyed an identical surge having made an early debut after

Azalea) dips 2-5 (44,320 sales) and Will.I.Am's It's My Birthday (feat. Cody Wise) falls 3-7 (40,812 sales). George Ezra's debut hit single Budapest and debut album Wanted On Voyage have occupied identical chart berths in the last four weeks. each moving 3-5-5-4. Budapest's climb this week is attended by sales of 44,777 copies. Elsewhere in the Top 10: Ella Henderson's Ghost bounces 4-3 (49,785 sales), Jess Glynne's Right Here retreats 7-9 (35,666 sales) and Ed Sheeran's Sing dips 8-10 (31,338 sales). Overall singles sales are up 6.73% week-on-week, at 5,495,419. Streaming accounted for 2,674,898 sales, 48.68% of the total. Under previously existing criteria where only paid-for purchases were included, overall singles sales are up 7.71% week-on-week at 2,820,521 – 15.62% below same week 2013 sales of 3,342,737, and the 50th consecutive week in which they have declined versus a year ago. Becoming the first album to spend five consecutive weeks at number one since Adele's 21 in early 2011, Ed Sheeran's X sold a further 33,283 copies last week - the lowest for a number one for 15 weeks - to raise its cumulative sales to 400,532. X remains number two for the year but is tracking ever closer to Coldplay's Ghost Stories, which has been out twice as long and has sold 420,047 copies. Although X has seen sales decline significantly week-on-week since its release, nothing came near to matching it in the latest frame, with La Roux's long-awaited second album Trouble In Paradise proving to be the fastest selling new release and the only Top 10 debut, but failing to impress, with first week sales of just 8,391 earning it a number six debut. It's a little over five years since La Roux's eponymous debut album opened and peaked at number two on sales of 62,650 copies in the wake of their smash hits, In For The Kill (number two) and follow-up Bulletproof, which was number one when the album was released. Morrissey's new album, World Peace Is None Of Your Business, suffers a big 2-12 (5,255 sales) dip on its second frame but the rest of the Top 10 is fairly static. Blue Smoke/The Best Of Dolly Parton suffers an 11.70% dip in sales but gives the veteran country singer another new peak, climbing 3-2 (13,602 sales). Also charting higher on lower sales are In The Lonely Hour by Sam Smith (4-3, 12,347 sales), Wanted On Voyage by George Ezra (5-4, 9,379 sales), Ghost Stories by Coldplay (8-5, 8,416 sales), 5 Seconds Of Summer (9-8, 6,993 sales) and Halcyon by Ellie Goulding (10-9, 6,612 sales). Completing the top tier, Paloma Faith's A Perfect Contradiction jumps 16-10, increasing sales 22.90% week-on-week to 6,483. Overall album sales are up 14.77% week-on-week at 1,454,766 - 11.09% below same week 2013 sales of 1,636,244.  COMPLETE CHARTS