Rihanna has recently started a mini-tour to raise funds for the charity for under privileged children. She created the Believe Foundation in 2006 to give medical attention and school supplies to underprivileged children. Rihanna will stage some special concert shows to create awareness about charity and to give the sick kids an opportunity to have some fun in their lives. The tour is named “A Girl’s Night out” started on March 26th night at the Illinois Vision Club in Chicago.

Rihanna said that when she was a small girl she was moved by the sight of children suffering shown through television and wanted to do something to help the less fortunate children. She started visiting the children’s hospitals when she was in a position to help them. She added that she wanted to make them happy always and children can come to her concerts or can have gifts or toys from her during Christmas. She has done a show on March 28th at San Francisco and another show is scheduled for April 9th at High Line ballroom in New York.

It is all because of a doctor’s prescription. Listening to the words from a doctor, the 19-year-old singer cancelled three U.K. shows in Nottingham and Birmingham, England, respectively. The pop star also plans to skip her tonight’s show in Bournemouth.  No one knows what is so bad with Rihanna’s health, but let’s hope that this recently Grammy-nominated singer will get over her troubles and return back to the stage very soon – to sheer enjoyment of her numerous fans.

Rihanna is a hot Carribean singer, who topped a number of charts all over the world. She released 3 albums: “Music of the Sun”, “A Girl Like Me”, “Good Girl Gone Bad”. She has taken by storm both American and European music charts. Her first album was awarded a gold certification from the RIAA and two platinum certifications. Her singles like “SOS”, “Unfaithful”, “Umbrella” was the # 1 song in American, European and U.K music charts. “Umbrella” was the #1 song in the UK for 10 weeks in succession. It has become the longest running #1 song by a female singer since 1992. Rihanna’s “Good Girls Gone Bad” album has been awarded a platinum certification by the United World Albums Chart.