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Lily Allen’s Doctor: Get In Shape Or Die!
Hey, good for her. And I hear karate chopping paparazzi is a great cardio workout – so she’s all set.
It’s refreshing to see a star sorting herself out for once. And then there’s Amy Winehouse. After ratcheting up another “shambolic” concert on her European tour, this time in Brighton, England, she has decided to call off her tour altogether. In a statement quoted by BBC NEWS, concert promoter Live Nation cites “the rigours involved in touring and the intense emotional strain that Amy has been under in recent weeks.” Amy says she’s simply heartsick over her man being locked up: “I can’t give it my all on stage without my Blake. I’m so sorry but I don’t want to do the shows half-heartedly; I love singing. My husband is everything to me and without him it’s just not the same.”
Leona Lewis has extended her chart reign to five weeks, and there’s no indication she’s letting up anytime soon. Her closest rival this week is “Heartbroken,” a dance hit from Leeds-based 2-step collective T2. Minus that and new entries from Shayne Ward and Girls Aloud, the top 10 has remained virtually static. The Spice Girls‘ new single, “Headlines,” is just a door’s knock away at No. 11. Still, it must suck to see the Girls Aloud young’uns not only out-selling them but also putting out better material. (“Call the Shots” is a sure-bet for inclusion on my list of the top UK songs of 2007. “Headlines” most certainly is not.)
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1. Leona Lewis – Bleeding Love
2. T2 ft. Jodie Aysha – Heartbroken
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3.Take That – Rule the World
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4. Timbaland ft. One Republic -Apologize
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5.Mark Ronson ft. Amy Winehouse -Valerie
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6. Shayne Ward – Breathless
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7. Alicia Keys – No One
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8. Kylie Minogue – 2 Hearts
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9. Girls Aloud – Call the Shots
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10. Sugababes – About You Now
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