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Victoria Beckham has ‘I’m Too Sexy’ ringtone |
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 Victoria Beckham has Right Said Fred’s 'I’m Too Sexy’ as her mobile phone ringtone.
The former Spice Girl’s husband, soccer star David Beckham, decided to 'take the p**s' and change the settings on her handset so the 90s pop anthem blasts out every time she receives a call.
She told Love magazine: 'It was David who set my phone up to play Right Said Fred. Honestly – he’s trying to take the p**s and I can’t change it because I’m rubbish with phones.'
Instead, the singer-turned-fashion designer is left shame-faced when her phone goes off in a public place. |
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Lady Gaga working on Haiti charity projects |
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 Lady Gaga is working on charity projects for Haiti.
The 'Bad Romance’ hitmaker admitted she couldn’t take part on charity single 'We Are The World’ and instead was doing her own thing and is pleased with her endeavours so far.
She said: 'I’ve been working on my own charity projects for Haiti.
'We’ve raised over half a million dollars for Haiti already and we like to work specifically with charities that are based in Haiti itself. |
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Amy heading back to the Caribbean |
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 Amy Winehouse is going back to the Caribbean.
The 'Rehab’ singer – who spent more than six months on the island of St. Lucia last year - is flying out to Jamaica later this month but has been warned by her record label not to treat the trip as a holiday.
A source told The Sun newspaper: 'She'll fly out next week. She is really excited about going back because she loves the Caribbean so much.
"But she's been told it's not a party. She has to work." |
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Kanye West, Lady Gaga, Eminem and Bono la down vocals |
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 Kanye West, Lady Gaga, Eminem and Bono are among stars who have recorded vocals for charity single 'We Are the World’.
The song, originally a hit in 1985 for an all-star line-up led by its writers Michael Jackson and Lionel Richie, was re-recorded by some of the world’s biggest stars including Jay-Z, Barbara Streisand, Pink, Celine Dion and Jennifer Hudson to raise money for earthquake-stricken Haiti.
Natalie Cole, Justin Bieber, Usher, Wyclef Jean, Josh Groban and the Jonas Brothers were also included in the line-up, which totalled over 75 artists at final count.
Producer Quincy Jones, who was also behind the 1985 version of the song, said: 'It’s the 25th anniversary and it’s perfect timing. It’s not an accident, man. That’s God. |
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