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Mel B Admits She Doesn't Talk to Victoria Beckham
Originally posted 09/02/2008 10:00AM
Friendship never ends?
That's not exactly true, admits Melanie Brown, who says she doesn't speak regularly to her fellow Spice Girls. "We're not in touch much," she tells the new issue of British magazine Closer.
And that includes Victoria Beckham – even though the two former bandmates live just a few miles apart in Los Angeles.
"Victoria and I are very different," Brown explains. "People bracket us together because we live in the same city and we're both interested in fashion. Victoria's fashion line has been very successful and hopefully mine will be too. But that's where the similarities begin and end."
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Posh & Becks' Backstage Kiss – and More Spice Girls Pictures
Originally posted 03/12/2008 02:40PM
Sure, the Spice Girls world tour (which wound down in February) offered plenty of onstage action. But some of the best moments happen behind the scenes. Witness: Victoria Beckham sharing a pre-show liplock with her hunky hubby David Beckham. The tour may be over – but see the moments you missed in PEOPLE's backstage gallery. (See the photos here.)
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Spice Girls Say Final Farewell
Originally posted 02/27/2008 09:10AM
It's official! Using their song lyrics and blog, the Spice Girls bid a final farewell Wednesday to cap the conclusion of their successful reunion tour.
"Our time is up ... we've come to the end of the road ... there are tears of both sadness and joy. Look how far we've come!," the group wrote on their Web site. "Yes, our reunion tour is proof that dreams do come true."
The letter to fans on the Spice blog was signed with love from Emma [Bunton], Geri [Halliwell], Mel B [Brown], Melanie C [Chisolm] and Victoria [Beckham] after concluding a song best summed up their feelings:
"Goodbye my friend, it's not the end ... So glad we made it, time will never ever change it ... "
The Littlest Beckham Break Dances in N.Y.C
Originally posted 02/19/2008 08:50AM
This gives a whole new meaning to "Bend it Like Beckham."
Cruz Beckham – the youngest son of Victoria and David Beckham – showed off some killer break-dancing moves Monday night during the Spice Girls concert at Madison Square Garden.
The impressive display came when Cruz – who turns 3 on Feb. 20 – and his two older brothers (along with assorted other Spice offspring) came onstage for the group's performance of "Mama."
In one video clip making the rounds on YouTube, Cruz is seen pop-locking, somersaulting and even attempting a headstand – as the crowd cheers wildly. (The Spice Girls, meanwhile, can hardly sing through their laughter.)
Afterward, his mom declares proudly, "the next Justin Timberlake."
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Spice Girls: Goodbye for Good?
Originally posted 02/15/2008 08:00AM
Planning to catch the Spice Girls on the next go-round? Don't hold your breath!
That's the pessimistic prognosis from Geri Halliwell (a.k.a. Ginger Spice), who tells Billboard magazine that a reunion tour "probably won't happen ever again."
The group's Return of the Spice Girls World Tour finishes in Toronto on February 26 and that, she said, "is the last time you will ever get to see this Girl Power, the five Spices on the stage as one."
VIDEO: Spice Girls Apologize for Tour's Early End
Originally posted 02/05/2008 04:50PM
Following a notice on their Web site that they would curtail their current tour early, the Spice Girls recorded a video message to explain their actions to their fans.
"We want you to hear it from the horse's mouth," says Melanie Chisolm in the clip. "We're really sorry we've been unable to get to all the places we want."
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Spice Girls to End Tour Early
Originally posted 02/01/2008 07:00PM
The Spice Girls are saying goodbye – at least for now. The reunited Girl Power enthusiasts will end their tour Feb. 26 in Toronto, the Girls announced Friday on their official Web site, citing a need to return to family and personal commitments.
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The Spice Girls Return Home
Originally posted 12/15/2007 08:30PM
In a holiday treat for Spice Girls fans in Britain, the group took to the stage Saturday night – although Emma Bunton (Baby Spice) showed signs of a recent ankle injury.
Still, when she came onto the stage, Bunton shouted, "We are back again!" And Geri Halliwell (Ginger Spice) greeted the crowd, saying, "Hello, London!"
In the front row, Victoria Beckham's family cheered for the group, and her eldest son, Brooklyn, waved to his mom (aka Posh Spice) when she came close to where they were sitting during the opening sequence.
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Geri Makes Teary Appearance in Spice Girls Documentary
Originally posted 12/13/2007 03:50PM
The Spice Girls may be dancing on air during their reunion, but they hit much weightier topics – in particular, Geri Halliwell's abrupt exit from the group in 1998 – in their upcoming documentary, clips from which hit the Internet this week.
"I just felt like the band had got so big, and the girls were almost like they didn't need me anymore, really," says Halliwell, aka Ginger Spice, of her decision to strike out on her own, leaving her four bandmates in the lurch.
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Tom & Katie Attend Their Second Spice Girls Show
Originally posted 12/10/2007 02:40PM
Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes have found one way to spice up their marriage – turning out for a second Spice Girls show, this one Sunday night in Las Vegas.
"They can't seem to get enough of our girls!" the band wrote on their Web site on Monday.
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