pictures – Arriving their record company offices
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The Saturdays receive x-rated gifts from fans at G-A-Y
The Saturdays got a lot more than they bargained for when they rocked up at G-A-Y.
The girls, whose single Headlines is set to be No1 on Sunday, arrived on Harley-Davidsons but the gifts from fans weren’t for the faint-hearted.
A source said: “They often get presents, but nothing like what they saw at G-A-Y. Vanessa went bright red when she opened them.”
Don’t even ask…
Source: Mirror
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Saturdays Night Alright
There are still 48 hours to go before the new No1 single is revealed.
They have been hungry to hit the big time for the past two years. And suddenly they are in Bizarre for the second time in a week – a surefire sign of success.
The girls – together, main pic from left, VANESSA, MOLLIE, FRANKIE, UNA and ROCHELLE – had an almighty tear-up at a signing session for their new single Missing You on Wednesday night.
They arrived at London’s G-A-Y on motorbikes then got stuck into jugs of booze. It wasn’t long before they were posing with all manner of naughty gadgets.
Out of all the girls, Vanessa was the biggest lightweight. She ended up slumped outside the club with a glass of water and a random fella.
They can look forward to another hangover on Monday if they manage to keep EMINEM from the top spot.
Source: The Sun
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Pictures – Arriving at Habbo
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Pictures – G-A-Y bar
I’ve added 3 images of the girls singing Missing You at the G-A-Y bar
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The Saturdays want to “steal” ideas from the late Michael Jackson.
The British girl band are feeling inspired after watching the ‘This Is It’ DVD – which featured rehearsal footage from the late star’s planned London residency, which was scheduled to begin just weeks after his death from acute Propofol intoxication last June – and want to make their live shows more of a “spectacle”.
Singer Una Healey explained: “We are always dreaming about what we could do as a band. I was watching Michael Jackson’s ‘This Is It’ last night and that would have been one hell of a show. Like MJ showed, it should be all about the spectacle. He can’t use them now, so maybe we can steal his ideas.
“It doesn’t feel like we are anywhere near where we would love to be. Our journey is only halfway through. We’ve already started writing songs for album four and our plan is to make at least five albums.”
The ‘Ego’ hitmakers –made up of Una, Mollie King, Frankie Sandford, Vanessa White and Rochelle Wiseman –also insisted fellow five-piece girl band Girls Aloud are not their rivals and they are in favour of female groups dominating the charts.
Mollie added to the Daily Star newspaper: “As far as I’m concerned, girls are dominating and will for a long time. The guys have still got a long way to go. I’m a very girl power person.
“When Girls Aloud return to the scene – and that will hopefully be soon – then there’ll be absolutely no competition.”
Source: MusicRooms.Net
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Don’t call me a Spice Girl — I’m one of The Saturdays
Una Healy wants to scream. “The worst thing about being in a pop band are the paparazzi,” fumes The Saturdays singer. “I was on holidays and they were in the bloody bushes. I had no idea. I was out there having a normal holiday and the next thing I’m all over the papers.”We’ve caught Healy at an awkward moment. Some unflattering paparazzi shots of the Thurles brunette have just hit the web.
Snapped on her way home from a London club the 28-year-old looks as if she’s swallowed a jellied eel: her cheeks are puce and puffy, her eyes appear to be pointing in opposing directions.
Adding to the insult, a gossip website has managed to misspell ‘Una’.
“Some of the photographers are good,” she says, calming down a bit. “They’ll take pictures of you looking good in a nice dress. That’s fine. They’re in your face. You know they are there. It’s the other ones, the nasty ones who hide in bushes.”
In other words, it’s simply another day in the life of an up-and-coming pop star. With Girls Aloud away trying to work out if they still even want to be in a group together, Healy and her Saturdays band-mates have the music universe at their feet.
To capitalise on the sudden absence of any meaningful competition, they’ve rushed out a new mini LP, just six months after their last proper album.
‘We’re a pop band. People can call us manufactured in that we sing other people’s songs. Doesn’t everybody in the pop industry? It’s stating the obvious. I’ve written songs. I’ve won song contests. I don’t need to prove to the world — ‘look at me, I’m a brilliant writer’.”
With a string of top 10 hits under her belt and a Saturdays’ reality television show soon to hit screens, it’s been a long strange journey for Healy.
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