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Sugababes split vow (Mega Star) 06 October 2008The Sugababes are not splitting up. It’s official. The now not-so-ironically named band – thank you Heidi and Amelle – have long been rumoured to be calling it a day.
Robbie Williams, Justin Timberlake, Sugababes and more in Monday’s Mirror.co.uk gossip round-up (Daily Mirror) 06 October 2008The start of a new week brings a new single from the nation’s favourite girlband, The Sugababes.
Sugababe is a big spender (Independent Online) 06 October 2008Sugababes singer Keisha Buchanan once spent R300 00 taking her friends on holiday to America.
Pink's "So What" tops British pop charts (Reuters via Yahoo! News) 06 October 2008American singer Pink has toppled Kings of Leon from the peak of the British pop charts with her single "So What," the Official UK Charts Company said on Sunday.
Pink Tops UK Charts with So What? (Teen Music) 06 October 2008Pink has topped the U.K charts for the first time in six years after a fierce battle with rockers Oasis. The singer took the number one spot with So What, after climbing 38 places.
Sugarbabe spoils friends (News 24 South Africa) 06 October 2008Sugarbabe Keisha Buchanan says she once spent £20 000 taking her friends on holiday.
Pink tops singles chart (ITN via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News) 06 October 2008Pink has beaten Oasis to the top of the singles chart with her track, So What.
Pink beats Oasis in singles chart (BBC News) 05 October 2008US singer Pink claims the number one spot in the UK singles chart, while Britpop band Oasis have to settle for third place.
Pink - So What Pink Tops Uk Charts (ContactMusic) 06 October 2008PINK has topped the U.K charts for the first time in six years after a fierce battle with rockers OASIS. The singer took the number one spot with So What, after climbing ...
Pink's "So What" tops pop charts (Reuters via Yahoo!Xtra News) 05 October 2008LONDON (Reuters) - American singer Pink has toppled Kings of Leon from the peak of the pop charts with her single "So What," the Official UK Charts Company said on Sunday.