Céline Dion writes chart history with her third Number 1-hit

Céline Dion climbs to her third Number 1 with It's All Coming Back to Me Now. She already peaked at the top before with Think Twice and Because You Loved Me. This makes Céline Dion the artist with the most Number 1s. She previously shared the record with Mariah Carey, Take That, Guus Meeuwis, Vagant and Whigfield.

Rob de Nijs scores his first Top 10-entry with Banger Hart. The popular Dutch singer has not entered the Top 10 before. His song is becoming a massive hit in the Netherlands, already becoming one of the year’s best-selling singles. The song finishes at Number 8 this week.

Carly Simon finally scores her first Top 10-hit. The singer has scored two Top 40-entries earlier, but those did not do much for her.  You’re So Vain is her first proper hit on this list, peaking at Number 10 this week. Although the song is already several year old, it remains a force to be reckoned with. Carly Simon peaks at Number 10 this week.

Eternal scores the highest debut of the week. The British R&B-group has scored several small hits over the past two years, reaching the Top 10 with Baby I…! Their newest single Someday manages to enter at Number 20 this week. The song poses as the lead single for The Hunchback of the Notre Dame; the newest Disney film.

The Fugees receive a Platinum Certification for their hit Killing Me Softly With his Song. The song spent four weeks at Number 1 and is becoming one of the best-scoring hits of 1996. This is the group their first Platinum-certified hit.