Check out Bradley in this new music video together with Taj E and Juggy-D:

Click here to download the video (20.01 MB).

Hello everyone,

Sorry it’s been a while since I’ve written a blog but I wanted to wait for something worth talking about and boy it’s a goody.

It’s been marinating for a while and now it’s just about ready! Yes I’m very excited to announce I will be performing a track from my solo album for the very first time, no S Club 7 just me! live at the Born Free charity event, Wild and Live at the Royal Albert Hall.

It’s for a great cause and lots of different artists are performing including a peronal fav Bryan Adams.

So come down it’s gonna be a fun night we’ll have a dance.

Tina xxx

Born Free WILD & LIVE will be a unique celebration of wildlife, raising funds to help save the lives of 25,000 wild animals, stop suffering, rescue individuals and protect rare species. Born Free Founder, actress and conservationist Virginia McKenna, spoke passionately about the star-studded line-up and the cause. “I am overwhelmed – so many talented performers willing to stand up and be counted for animals in need.” Virginia commented.

Stars already signed up for WILD & LIVE, include: Bryan Adams, John Altman, Peter Andre, Mark Austin, Tina Barrett, Mutya Buena, Gabriella Cilmi, Martin Clunes, elephant/Inspire Choir, Beverley Craven, African Drummers – Seby Ntege and Embaire Strikes Back, FUSE, Karen Hardy & Mark Ramprakash, Rolf Harris, Lady Victoria Hervey, Nick Knowles, Rula Lenska, Kiki Dee & Carmelo Luggeri, Joanna Lumley, Michael McKell, Donal McIntyre, Virginia McKenna, Tony Mortimer, Graham Norton, Fire Poet, Robert Wells, Catriona Wiles, Helen Worth.

With tigers facing imminent extinction, lion populations crashing, elephants being butchered for their ivory, rhinos relentlessly pursued for their horns and gorillas lucky to see out the next century, the clock is counting down for some of the world’s most endangered wild species.

Virginia McKenna OBE, recognized by The Queen for her services to conservation, said, “It’s a desperate situation for so many animals and we have to do something about it. WILD & LIVE gives us the chance to really make a difference and save endangered species. If you care about wildlife and love great entertainment then I urge you to join us!”

WILD & LIVE takes place at the Royal Albert Hall on Saturday 14th November at 7:30pm and will showcase an international line-up of top stars from the world of music and entertainment.

Tickets on sale now so visit www.royalalberthall.com or call the ticket hotline today to guarantee your place at WILD & LIVE or call 0207 589 8212. Tickets start from £45.

Jon Lee is back on stage as Prince Charming when the most magical fairytale of them all comes alive at the New Victoria Theatre in the fun-filled family Panto extravaganza, Cinderella.

Also starring are the beautiful Joanna Page (Gavin and Stacey, Love Actually) as Cinderella, much loved household name Michael Apsel OBE best known for presenting This is Your Life & Antiques Roadshow as Baron Hardup. The all important role of Cinders’ friend and confidant will be played by the very funny all round first class entertainer, Tucker.

With brand new glittering sets, gorgeous fairytale costumes, riotous Panto dames, real Shetland ponies, big song and dance numbers, magic and bags of audience participation fun and laughter is guaranteed for the whole family!

So book your tickets now, before the clock strikes midnight or you may turn into a pumpkin!

Performance times and ticket information:
Friday 4 December 2009 – Sun 10 January 2010
Matinees and evening performances most days
Tickets from £16

Box Office 0844 871 7645 (bkg fee)
Group Booking Line 0844 871 7601
On-line Booking www.ambassadortickets.com/woking

You can have this awesome fashion accessory whilst raising money for teens with cancer!

When we saw this stylish round the neck of the equally stylish Rachel Stevens, we had to know right away, where can we get one?!

Well, this beauty is available at Dune in the Bentall Centre in Kingston-Upon-Thames. If you happen to be in the area (or are willing to travel) and the oversized jewelled flower on a long chain looks like something you NEED to add to your collection of accessories, we suggest you head over!

At £45 it might seem a little steep, but here’s the important part: EVERY PENNY goes to the Teenage Cancer Trust. The organisation makes a huge difference to the lives of young people with cancer all over the country, and this necklace gives you the opportunity to help out too. Definitely worth it, we think!

If you’d like to donate to the Teenage Cancer Trust, visit their website.

Christmas is coming — and Mansfield is literally going to reach for the stars at this year’s festive lights switch-on event on Thursday 12th November.

Pop stars S Club 3 will be making dreams come true in Mansfield Market Place as they take to the stage to sing for the crowds at the hugely popular family extravaganza, before switching on the town’s Christmas lights.

Three original members of S Club 7 are currently on a reunion tour and Jo, Paul and Bradley will be appearing live on stage in the Market Place, singing their massive hits. The stage show starts at 5.30pm with the grand switch-on of the lights at 6.45pm. Then, look to the skies for the fireworks finale.

Town centre events and promotions co-ordinator Lisa Vincent said: “We have got something for all the family this Christmas and something different. S Club 3 will be singing a selection of their hits and this year we have got some camels coming down, too.”

As ITV confirmed that a new co-production deal would allow the return of cult show Primeval, showrunner Adrian Hodges exclusively revealed to Total Sci-Fi that the new episodes will be filmed in Ireland.

A co-production deal has been made between ITV, UKTV, German station Pro7 and BBC America which will see a seven-episode fourth season premiere on ITV in early 2011, and a six-episode fifth season begin on Watch later that year.

Hodges told Total Sci-Fi “Obviously I’m thrilled that we’ll be coming back to make series 4 and 5. We were dismayed to leave the storylines unfinished at the end of series 3 and doing the new series is a chance both to put that right and move Primeval on into the future – I’m very excited about it.

“Obviously some things about the new series will be familiar to viewers but some things will change – for one thing we’re shooting the new series in Ireland, which on the production side helps us with tax breaks, but also gives us a lot of new locations to work with. Although the show has been shot in and around London up to now, it’s never been specifically a “London” show – for the most part it could be taking place in any modern city and we already know that Dublin will enable us to keep the modern, urban look of the show intact.

“The fact that we’re back at all says a great deal about the worldwide popularity of the show; without the support of fans and the very real demand for more Primeval I don’t think we’d have been able to pull this off. It goes without saying, I hope, that Tim Haines and I are deeply grateful for the way in which so many fans rallied round the show when news of its initial cancellation broke. The fact that we’re back is in large part a tribute to them.

“Primeval means a great deal to me and although we’re still at the early stage of planning the new series, our ambition is to make it the biggest and most successful series to date.”

TAKE a peek at Rachel Stevens in the sexy lingerie she loved so much … she took it on honeymoon.

The singer who starred on Strictly Come Dancing posed in the gear for her 2010 calendar.

And Rachel, 31, was so impressed with the gear she kept it for her romantic break after marrying trader Alex Bourne in August.

She told The Sun: “I shot my calendar just before I got married.

“It was perfect timing as I was allowed to take all the lingerie away with me – which was a real treat for us both!”

Rachel’s official 2010 calendar is on sale at £7.99 at stores like HMV, Clintons, Calendar Club, and Amazon.co.uk.

ITV series Primeval is to be revived just weeks after being axed after a deal was struck with the BBC.

The special effects-heavy dinosaur drama – starring Hannah Spearritt and Andrew-Lee Potts – was pulled in the summer as ITV bosses refocused their budgets to concentrate on “post-watershed dramas”.

Now the series is back after a groundbreaking deal which will see two new series being partly funded by BBC Worldwide, the corporation’s commercial arm.

The cancellation caught viewers and the show’s producers on the hop after the third series wound up with a cliff-hanger ending.

However, ITV1 has struck a deal with UKTV, BBC Worldwide and production company Impossible Pictures to bring the show back from 2011.

ITV1 – which had an audience of 5.5 million for the show – will premiere the fourth series while UKTV’s pay TV channel Watch will have the first screening of the fifth.

Impossible worked with BBC Worldwide to find funding for the forthcoming series which will see US cable network BBC America and Germany’s ProSieben team up as co-producers.

Laura Mackie, director of ITV Drama Commissioning, said the innovative nature of the partnership would “allow the show to maintain its high production values and deliver the fantastic programme that our viewers know and love”.

Tim Haines, creative director of Impossible Pictures, said: “The confidence demonstrated in the programme’s continued success here and abroad will help us bring more big screen action and a whole host of new creatures roaring back into people’s living rooms.”

They say that once married, couples stop trying to impress each other.

And maybe that is why Rachel Stevens was out with her new husband with not a scrap of make-up on.

Luckily for the pop singer she is naturally pretty and still managed to look good, if a little tired, while popping to the shops.

Her look was in stark contrast to the heavily made-up and groomed look she had for the GQ Men of the Year awards earlier this month, where she looked like Sarah Jessica Parker.

But Alex was clearly happy to be with his more toned-down wife.

The couple seemed happy to potter to the corner shop for some groceries and to pick up a coffee near their home in Hampstead, London yesterday.

Jo, Bradley, and Paul are continuing their tour as S Club 3. The following tour dates have been added to their schedule:

September

• 21st – Leeds University Union
• 24th – Hamilton Palace, Scotland
• 26th – Kings Hall, Herne Bay

October

• 1st – Pozition, Hull
• 3rd – Evolution Club, Leeds
• 7th – Leicester Uni Union
• 10th – Ritz, Manchester
• 16th – The Priory, Scotland
• 17th – Studio, Chester Le Street
• 21st – 02 Academy, Sheffield
• 23rd – New Beach Holiday Park
• 24th – St Osyth Beach

November

• 5th – Drumchapel & West Winterfest, Glasgow
• 12th – Mansfield Market Place

December

• 22nd – Devoy Quarter, Ireland

Strictly Come Dancing star Rachel Stevens has been named top of the bottoms as she claimed the accolade Rear Of The Year.

The former S Club 7 singer and Strictly runner-up shares the cheeky title with tenor Russell Watson, who landed the men’s prize.

The pair follow figures such as Denise Van Outen, Melinda Messenger and Robbie Williams in being chosen for the award.

They received a huge vote for the 2009 Rear of the Year at the official website for the award which is now in its 27th year.

Stevens, 31, has previously been voted the world’s second sexiest woman in an annual poll for FHM magazine. She said: “I’m very flattered and I’m now going to insure each cheek for a considerable sum of money.”

Watson, who bounced back after surgery for a brain tumour in 2007, said: “For the past 10 years it’s always been about The Voice but, for the first time, I’m delighted to say it’s about my rear. Winning the Rear of the Year Award is better than getting an OBE.”

Award organiser Tony Edwards said: “They’ve both been high on the list of contenders for the past few years but this year broke through with amazing support. This is the era of the well-toned rear when people are taking care of their bodies with work-outs, jogging, and aerobics. Rachel and Russell typify the look.”

Just back from her honeymoon, Rachel Stevens appears to be a woman on a mission. “I really want to have a baby, so I’m hoping it will be soon,” she told Mandrake at the Eclipse cocktail bar in Chelsea.

“I’d like to have a little brood – or a big one, but I don’t know how my husband will feel about that. Motherhood is definitely for me.”

The 31-year-old pop singer and former Strictly Come Dancing contestant married the actor Alex Bourne last month. He is pursuing a new career as a bond trader.

“It’s a bit like acting,” he tells me. “You make decisions with instinct. I am not very good with numbers, so I do make some big mistakes, though. They have allowed me to be quite flexible, so I can still go to some auditions.”

His wife says: “It’s a complete U-turn and I don’t understand what he does at all, but I am very impressed.”

Rachel Stevens reckons that Alesha Dixon will find her new judging job a challenge.

The former Mis-Teeq singer, who won the fifth season of Strictly Come Dancing, will replace choreographer Arlene Phillips on the judging panel, where she will give her opinions alongside Len Goodman, Bruno Tonioli and Craig Revel Horwood.

“I think it will be a tough call for her because Arlene’s been on the show a long time,” Rachel said.

“But she’s been given a great opportunity and she loved it and won it, so I’m sure it’ll be good. I think it’s great.”

Rachel – who lost out to Holby City’s Tom Chambers in the last season – has advice for the new batch of contestants, which includes boxer Joe Calzaghe, soap star Natalie Cassidy and cricketer Phil Tufnell.

“Just to love it. Really enjoy it. It’s an amazing experience so throw yourself into it 100 per cent, have a giggle with it and not take it too seriously,” she advised.

And Rachel revealed that she can’t wait for the new series, which starts on September 18.

“Oh my God, yeah. I can’t wait. It’s so exciting. I’m literally counting down the days,” she added.

The voting has started for this year’s National Television Awards.

Hannah Spearritt has been nominated in the category “Best Drama Performance” for her role as Abby Maitland in Primeval. Primeval has also been nominated for “Best Drama”.

Click here to vote!

Voting ends on 30th September and the award winners will be announced at the ceremony on ITV1 in January.

By voting you also get the chance to win VIP tickets to the awards ceremony held at The O2 Arena on 20th January, 2010.