Girls Aloud have premiered a music video to support their single “Untouchable”. In the futuristic video inspired by Stanley Kubrick’s 1968 classic science fiction film “2001: A Space Odyssey”, they are captured dressing in “sci-fi inspired PVC leotards” and traveling through space.
As the video moves, a tag read “Alert: Condition Red” appears and Girls Aloud are seen having issues with their bubble-like orbs. The video ends with televisions on Earth showing a breaking news as the five-piece group’s spaceship hits the ground which results in a huge blast.
“Untouchable” is a pop dance track coming from Girls Aloud’s fifth studio album “Out of Control”. The song is said to be released as the third single off the record in U.K. on April 27.
Girls Aloud’s “Untouchable” music video:
Cheryl Cole and her Girls Aloud bandmates will have pulses racing all over the country with their sexiest photo shoot yet – which sees the girls posing in provocative PVC outfits.
Cheryl, 25, poses in a peek-a-boo PVC top and black knickers to promote the girls’ new single, Untouchable.
Sarah Harding, 27, and Nadine Coyle, 23, sizzle in revealing one-piece options, while Kimberley Walsh, 27, and Nicola Roberts, 23, flash the flesh in cut-out catsuits.
The girl group of the moment seem to be on a role, last month winning a Brit Award for Best British Single.
And with pics like these, their popularity is surely set to rise!
Cheryl Cole’s bad-boy brother is facing jail after admitting pepper spraying a man in the face.
Ex drug addict Andrew Tweedy attacked Lee Clark on August 13 last year, Newcastle Crown Court heard.
Tweedy, 28, pleaded guilty to common assault and possession of a prohibited weapon, the pepper spray, and was warned prison was an option when he is sentenced in three weeks time. Tweedy, who arrived at court today with his pregnant girlfriend, was expected to face a trial.
After his guilty plea his barrister Paul Caulfield said: “There is the potential of a custodial sentence.”
The case was adjourned for three weeks for the preparation of pre-sentence reports and no date was ..read more
Girls Aloud took Dancing On Ice to a new level last night — as they performed their latest song Untouchable while suspended over the rink.
The five singers, in Grecian pastel-coloured dresses, resembled fairies as they floated in mid-air for the special appearance. But strong wires helped ensure they were safe.
Resident skating champions Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean accompanied the girls with a special routine on the ice.
Host Phillip Schofield called the performance “stunning” after he had watched the girls — including X Factor judge Cheryl Cole — in rehearsals. Untouchable is the third track to be released from the band’s album Out Of Control.
Meanwhile, the judges focused on the remaining ..read more
Mel B has issued Cheryl Cole a word of warning about cracking the States.
The former Spice Girl, who is currently starring in burlesque production Peepshow in Las Vegas, has stressed the Girls Aloud star should get her vocal chords in order.
Mel – who starred on US hit TV show Dancing With The Stars – told Closer: “I hear Cheryl Cole has been having meetings out here in America lately, and wants to get some work in the States.
“I don’t know her, and I don’t know how well she sings, but Brits can do really well out here if you have determination, drive and talent – and it seems she has it!”
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Singer & X Factor babe Cheryl Cole has sparked the biggest boom in falsh eyelashes since the sixties.
The Girls Aloud star, 25 has inspired massive numbers of teenage girls to wear false lashes, just as pop icons Dusty Springfield and Twiggy did almost 4 decades ago.
Yesterday Tesco said their sales in lashes has doubled due to the young fashion icon. Other celebrities such as Duffy, Vicky Beckham, Katy Perry and Penelope Cruz also use false lashes.
Tesco’s health and beauty director Mark Tyldesley said: “Cheryl Cole is doing for false eyelashes now what Dusty Springfield did for them in the 60s.
“She’s a modern icon so it’s not surprising so many young ..read more
