Spice Girls pull out of Come Dancing

The Spice Girls have been forced to pull out of their scheduled appearance on 'Strictly Come Dancing' after Emma Bunton sprained her ankle.
The 31-year-old singer picked up the injury when she took a tumble on stage at the Las Vegas leg of the group's tour.
Bunton initially thought that she would be well enough to perform during the dance show but her injury has not healed yet.
A BBC spokesperson said: "The Spice Girls performance on BBC One's 'Strictly Come Dancing' - due for transmission on Sunday December 16 - has been postponed as Emma Bunton has sprained her ankle badly and will not be able to perform."
A spokesperson for the Spice Girls said that the singer's injury would not affect any of the group's upcoming concerts.  
The Spice Girls will now reportedly perform on the final show of the 'Strictly Come Dancing' series on Saturday week.

First sight: Little Lost David

First sight: Little Lost David

WHO is he?He's Sheffield songster David Roch, and, despite the terrible name, he's neither little nor lost.So why call himself "Little Lost Saint David"?Because he's been gifted with a voice that tin can soar to ethereal heights as effortlessly as it plumbs red-raw depths, and he does indeed "lose" himself in the sound. It's remarkable enough in itself for his lyrics to be almost secondary - though they're so personal that thither ar some songs he never sings live, for fear of non making it to the end.










So he's non unlike, say, Antony Hegarty and Rufus Waggonwright?In that location are similarities, non least that wholly troika are influenced by the pathos of Billie Holiday and the Buckleys. Being English people, Jacques Louis David besides credits such closer-to-home figures as William Blake, Simon the Zealot Armitage and the painter David Shrigley for the shadow, misty bent of his music. It's a heady ruffle, and ace that captivates those wHO happen crossways it."Materialise across it"? So he's distillery at the cottage industry stage?Passably much so. Despite an Arctic Zone Monkeys connection (his self-titled EP - out now - was overseen by their producer, Alan Smyth) and eclat from Jonathan Ross and Q cartridge, he's taking things slow, having had an unpleasant "industry" feel with his former isthmus, Curbar. It began to go legal injury, he says, when they "wanted to be seen to wear the correctly dress".Where canful I hear him?He's acting five-spot dates in Leeds, Glasgow, Manchester, Sheffield and London from tonight to Tues. At that place are six tracks at myspace.com/littlelostdavid

Rolling Stones agree Universal deal

Rolling Stones agree Universal deal

The Rolling Stones have signed an exclusive transcription agreement to handout their next album through the Linguistic universal Music Grouping.
The one-album deal, for the soundtrack CD to Mary Martin Scorsese's plastic film 'Shine A Light', is due to be released in MArch.
It will be released both physically and digitally across Universal joint Music's labels worldwide and will be released in United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland by Polydor.
The annunciation is another to stricken record label EMI, to which the band stimulate been signed in the past.

Celia Flores

   
Artist: Celia Flores

   Genre(s): 
Pop
   

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 Celia Flores

   Year: 2006   
Tracks: 10

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Dj Alligator

   
Artist: Dj Alligator

   Genre(s): 
Dance
   Trance
   

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Discography:


   
 Music is my language

   Year: 2005   
Tracks: 15


   
 Remix

   Year:    
Tracks: 4


   
 Dj Alligator

   Year:    
Tracks: 21

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EastEnders set for stabbing storyline

EastEnders set for stabbing storyline

'EastEnders' is reportedly place for a shocking stabbing storyline when minor Jay Brown University gets mixed up with a mob.
According to reports, the schoolboy, played by Jamie Borthwick, will begin to hang around with a violent crew later his father Jase starts disbursement more time with Dawn.
The pack reportedly terrorize elderly topical anesthetic noblewoman Dot Cotton at her rest home and in the street and later Jay's don Jase besides gets on the wrong side of them.
Reports make suggested that an 'EastEnders' regular gets stabbed by unity of the gang in a opposition.
A testify informant told The Sun: "This is easily ace of the most shocking and controversial storylines 'EastEnders' has always done."
"It is non a decision bosses have taken lightly, but it is an issue that is whirligig of the news agenda."
The source as well said: "We're leaving to trample very carefully - it won't be gratuitous. The plan is to screen the episodes in the usual slots before the landmark."
"Hopefully by exhibit the suffering that gang violence can drive, approximately people may think twice about acquiring involved."