One Direction excited about history making debut  ALICIA
RANCILIO Associated Press Published:  NEW YORK (AP) -- One
Direction's Niall Horan was in a taxi when he learned that the
group's first album, "Up All Night," debuted at the top of the
latest Billboard Top 200 albums chart.  So he did what any
18-year-old would do in that situation: "I freaked out."  He
immediately started spreading the news with phone calls, but
wanted to keep the news from his mom to play a joke on her.  "I
wanted to say we had lost out and that whole thing, but
Billboard had posted it on their website so my cover was blown,"
he said Wednesday.  Horan and his band mates have a right to be
excited. They sold more than 176,000 copies of the album in its
first week of release to reach No. 1. It makes them the first
British act to debut at No. 1 with their first album.  Harry
Styles, 18, called the news "humbling" in a phone interview.
"We're just five normal boys from the U.K. who've been given
this opportunity, so we're having a great