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Robbie Williams shows former band’s tattoo on TV
Posted in Robbie Williams, Take That, X Factor on the November 5, 2009
Robbie Williams has revealed a tattoo that reads Take That - the strongest indication yet that he wants to return to the band that made his name. Williams is on a strong comeback trail after appearing on the X-Factor to rave reviews. He showed off the small musical tattoo on his right forearm in an interview with BBC-1 talk show host Jonathan Ross. He clenched his arm in a gesture of intent. When he was asked about a reunion he guardedly replied: “I can’t say much - but yes, I hope so.” Williams met up with the four remaining members of the band last year. Last December he said: “It was amazing. We’ve all matured a lot. The differences we’ve had have just melted away. I celebrated by getting a Take That symbol tattooed on my right arm.” Of his performance on the X-Factor, during which he visibly sweated, he said: “I get incredibly nervous. It wasn’t drugs or drink - just deer in the headlights.”
Source: Splash News
Leona Lewis is Still on Top
Posted in Alicia Keys, Amy Winehouse, Debut Album, Girls Aloud, Hip-Hop, Jodie Aysha, Leona Lewis, Mariah Carey, Music Bands, Music Chart, Music People, Music Review, New Single, R&B, Rap Music, Rock, Shayne Ward, Singers, Soulja Boy, Take That, Timbaland on the December 11, 2007
Leona Lewis’ ‘Bleeding Love’ continues to reign over the UK singles’ charts. The list was announced on Sunday and it marks the seventh week that Leona has been on top. The X-Factor winner’s debut CD ‘Spirit’ is also at the top spot of the albums’ chart and it’s been there for the last four weeks.
But ‘Bleeding Love’ is facing some stiff competition this holiday season. The rest of the singles chart, in order, is made up of T2 featuring Jodie Aysha with ‘Heartbroken’, Girls Aloud with ‘Call the Shots’, Timbaland with ‘Apologize’, Take That with ‘Rule the World’, Alicia Keys with ‘No One’, Mark Ronson featuring Amy Winehouse with ‘Valerie’, Mariah Carey with ‘All I Want for Christmas is You’, Shayne Ward with ‘Breathless’ and Soulja Boy with ‘Crank That (Soulja Boy)’.