Take That singer, Gary Barlow, has admitted that he would love his band to team up with British girl group Girls Aloud.
The singer met Girls Aloud pop star Cheryl Cole when he acted as a mentor to contestants on reality TV show The X Factor, on which Cole is a judge.
After meeting Cole Gary admitted that he would love to work with the girls in the future.
Rumours abound that the members of Girls Aloud are pestering Nadine Coyle to commit to the group.
The News Of The World are reporting that Nadine has been giving priority to her business ventures in Los Angeles.
Dan Wooton says ‘Things have got so bad Nadine, 23, has now been told: “Commit or quit.”’
I’ve been watching something brewing in the Sugababes camp for a few days.
If my radar is correct, Keisha and chums are growing unhappy that Girls Aloud are beating them out in the popularity stakes.
A number of articles and interviews have cited the Sugababes girls as:
The Promise is the first single from Girls Aloud’s forthcoming album, Out Of Control.
But prepare to be surprised by this track, popwatchers, because after the futuristic, cutting edge pop of the last few singles, The Promise is kind of what you’d expect if Nadine and Co had nicked a fluxed-out DeLorean and gone back in time a few decades.
A bit like the folks at Urban Review, my first thought when I saw the video for will.i.am and Cheryl Cole’s single, Heartbreaker was “Hell, British artists must be hot in the States right now.”
My second thought was “When did Cheryl Tweedy start calling herself Cheryl Cole? Did I miss a memo on that one?”
Our latest poll is to find out who you think is the best girl group ever. At the moment, Girls Aloud are leading the pack with the Spice Girls only one vote behind.
Remember, if you haven’t voted yet, pleace your vote now – and you can add other groups to the list if you want to suggest another group.
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Alright, forgetting about Can’t Speak French for a moment, why has no-one noticed that Nadine Coyle has been replaced by a cyborg? Come on, are you ignoring the increasingly robotic movements in Girls Aloud videos, or the fact that she no longer goes on reality TV expeditions with the gals?
I’m only mentioning this for a talking point – is Nadine the killjoy of the group? I mean “I only do stuff to promote Girls Aloud” What the hell? It’s not like they’re U2 for God’s sake – they’re a tease act, like the Pussycat Dolls only paler. And with better songs.
The Sun is reporting that rent-a-gob Sarah Harding is putting together a plan for a solo career.
However, the word is that she’s been knocked back by several high profile management teams. Despite this, Sarah apparently harbours a dream to be “Britain’s answer to Kylie Minogue”. I have three words for Sarah…
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Face it, there are certain members of a pop group who can carry a career beyond their original band. Nadine’s probably best known for her singing voice. Cheryl and Kimberley are the stunners of the group. Sarah unfortunately is best known as a gobby ladette.
With the Spice Girls looking like dried up, surgically altered old hags, it looks like Girls Aloud are carrying the flag for Girl Power these days. And what better anthem for nu-female attitude than the theme to the St Trinian’s movie?
It’s nice to see GA doing punky and nasty for a change instead of their usual polished videos.
Say what you like about them, but Girls Aloud have consistently released good pop music since they graduated from Popstars: The Rivals all those years ago. Surfing through the music channels, there always seems to be a best of Girls Aloud programme running.
Call The Shots is the latest single from the girls, and once again it’s a belter.
