Alesha Dixon’s triumph on last year’s Strictly Come Dancing (her infectious personality and sheer love of dance is certainly much missed in this season’s madness) has allowed her another crack at solo stardom with The Alesha Show – it’s just a shame that Dixon hasn’t sprinkled a few more of Strictly’s sequins and sparkles onto this latest set of songs.
Lucky old Frankie Sandford and Rochelle Wiseman, formerly of S Club Juniors, getting a second bite at the pop cherry with new girl band on the block, the Saturdays. With three new photogenic band members and half-decent album Chasing Lights in tow, the Saturdays make a convincing stab at suggesting they will have greater longevity than that former band.
The best and worst thing about Out Of Control is that it is by Girls Aloud.
The best thing because this is a Girls Aloud album, meaning that by default it will be approximately 22 times better than any other pop album released this year. The worst thing because Girls Aloud have set such high standards for themselves over the past six years that they were bound to disappoint at some stage, and it has finally happened with Out of Control.
A moment please for the sheer epic-ness of Katy Perry’s Hot N Cold. There is no real reason for posting this other than that the song is such quantities of amazing that a suitable adjective has not yet been created for it and the video is my favourite since Thriller.
Click see more for our frame-by-frame breakdown of our favourite moments from the video.
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