Proving that rumors of transexuality do not detrimentally effect album sales, crunk diva Ciara topped the charts with her sophmore album, Evolution. The disc debuted at Number One this week, moving 339,062 units. (For the record, we totally sweat Ms. C and have no doubt that she is thoroughly female.)

In other scintillating chart news, Eminem’s mixtape The Re-Up did poorly by Shady standards but as mixtapes go, a Number Two charting (with 310,160 units sold) is nothing to sneer at. Golden girl Gwen Stefani scored the Number Three spot with Sweet Escape, though with 310,160 copies sold in its first week, the album fell astoundingly short of its predecessor, last year’s multi-platinum Love. Angel. Music. Baby. Inexplicably, Simon Cowell’s operatic pop invention Il Divo jumped ten spots from last week — Siempre landed at Number Six and sold 166,065 copies since its last chart showing at Number Sixteen. And Jay-Z’s Kingdom Come has come and gone, falling from Number Six last week to Number Fifteen this week. Hova, what happened?