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herself “a lot” while filming scenes to accompany her live performances this summer.
The footage includes her motocross racer husband Carey
Hart and her in a bumblebee costume. She tweeted:
"Long days shooting new tour video. it's gonna be
amazing though!!!! i hope all my european friends like it:) cause it hurt. a
lot (sic)."
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 FIFA have announced the final line-up of African and
South African artists confirmed to perform at the World Cup Celebration
Kick-off Concert.
Freshlyground, Hugh Masekela, Mzansi Youth Choir, Soweto Gospel Choir, and
K’NAAN, who recently recorded the uplifting "Wavin' Flag (The Celebration
Mix)" song that serves as the anthem for the Coca-Cola FIFA
campaign, will perform alongside previously announced African and international
artists – Alicia Keys, Amadou & Mariam, Angélique Kidjo, Black Eyed Peas,
BLK JKS, John Legend, Juanes, Shakira, The Parlotones, Tinariwen, Vieux Farka
Touré and Vusi Mahlasela - at the historic event taking place the night before
the first match at 20:00 local time on June 10, 2010, at the newly-renovated
Orlando Stadium in Soweto/Johannesburg.
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Angry fans were demanding a refund yesterday, claiming Julie Andrews’ comeback show on Saturday night was a "rip-off" because she did not sing, leaving it to a backing group.
Following on from her electrifying Dublin O2 Arena triumph, Cheryl Cole is riding high in the popularity stakes reflected by dramatically escalating ticket prices for her support act on the Black Eyed Peas tour.
The organisers of the Parklife festival, in Manchester, north west England, say that even they are surprised by the huge demand which saw the Saturday event sell out six weeks in advance. Those lucky enough to have purchased tickets for the Saturday will see the likes of Friendly Fires, Calvin Harris, Magnetic Man and Booka Shade perform.