Friday 21 January 2011

Jade at P Diddy’s launch party

P Diddy’s party certainly attracted a mixed crowd

 


What a bizarre collection of celebrities there were at P Diddy’s party last night. Tim Westwood we get – he’s well down with the hip hop kids man – but what on earth was Courtney Love doing there and why were her eyes so wide? She probably got a fright just before the picture was taken, yes, that’ll be it.

Callum Best has to take any up any invites he’s offered (what exactly does he do in the day?) and The Wanted boys were out licking smoking girls (that’s girls who were smoking fags, they weren’t on fire). Have a look – it’s true.

Alan Carr, our girl crush Jameela, some Sugababes and Neve Campbell were also taking advantage of the free drinkies there to support Diddle’s single launch. Prince Harry and Kate were too busy planning the wedding to go, but the Queen went along and threw some shapes. We’re telling an awful lot of fibs today.

Sweet 7 photo outtakes by Rob Cable from JadeDaily.Com

Many thanks to jadedaily.com  for these three Sweet 7 outtakes from Rob Cable as his Tweet below shows .. it a gift for all of us !

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EXCLUSIVE JADE DAILY SWEET 7 OUTTAKESN FROM ROB CABLE @ JADEDAILY.COM @JadeEwenFan @JadeEwenSource @Team_Jade09 #Ewenators - My present 2 U





Jade at pdiddy's launch

So Jade is at @iamdiddy 's launch tonight which is being held at
@JalouseClub   Website is   (http://jalouse.co.uk/) I hope we get to see some photos in the morning !

Ricky Norwood (Fatboy, 'EastEnders')

Ricky Norwood (Fatboy, 'EastEnders')

Thursday, January 20 2011, 21:30 GMT
By Daniel Kilkelly, Soaps Editor
Fatboy in EastEnders
© BBC
EastEnders star Ricky Norwood has experienced a life-changing 12 months after making his debut in the role of Walford joker Arthur 'Fatboy' Chubb last January. A year after his first appearance on Albert Square, Ricky is now in the running for the 'Best Newcomer' prize at the National Television Awards, which take place in London next week. In the first of a series of NTA interviews, DS recently gave Ricky a call to hear about his time at EastEnders so far and why he deserves your vote.

How does it feel to be in the running for 'Best Newcomer'?
"It's a bit of a shock, but it's a great honour! It's amazing. When we add up Fatboy's time last year, it doesn't add up to a lot, but he's made an impact in the time that he has had. The fact that it's been recognised by the general public and my peers is absolutely amazing to me - it's quite baffling, but it's great!"

What would it mean to you to win the award?
"Awards are a recognition of all the work that you've done in the last year, and for me personally, not only the last year but every year that I've been training, working in plays and trying to build up my repertoire as an actor. It would be a great culmination of all that stuff. Also, it's a National Television Award - it's not a Soap Award. I love all the soap award ceremonies, but this is across TV in general - across the whole spectrum. To have been nominated for something like that is just gobsmacking, really! It's hard to describe."

You're up against Paula Lane from Corrie, Olga Fedori from Holby City and Marc Silcock from Emmerdale - what do you think of the competition?
"I think everybody's got a chance. I wish them as much luck as people are wishing me. I know how it is to be a newcomer coming into an established show and trying to make a mark, so I definitely wish them all luck. I haven't met them before, but I'm looking forward to meeting them on the night."

Fatboy, Peter Beale
If you had to give your plea for why people should vote for you, what would you say?
"All I would say is vote if Fatboy has made you laugh or chuckle, if Fatboy has surprised you or if he's changed your opinions of him. A lot of people say to me that when Fatboy first came into EastEnders, people didn't like him. But over a period of time, some people's views have changed and they've said, 'Actually, I do like him!' So if Fatboy has changed your opinion between the first time he showed up and now, I'd say vote for me! But all of us are strong candidates and I wouldn't be totally devastated if they didn't!"

Are there any particular scenes featuring Fatboy that you'd like people to bear in mind as they decide who to vote for?
"Well, my most significant week on EastEnders so far has been when me and a couple of the other younger characters went to the woods. We basically had a whole week of storyline, and that was my first full week - appearing in Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday's episodes. I got to play so many different emotions in that week - Fatboy even got his first kiss in the woods. Also, recently there was a scene with Kat and Alfie where Fatboy and Mercy brought them a cake, and you could kind of see that sensitive and caring side of Fatboy. I think Fatboy is trying to improve himself at all times. But my favourite week so far was when I was in the woods - we all had a really good time and I really enjoyed those episodes."

Are you looking forward to letting your hair down at the NTA ceremony itself?
"Absolutely! I'll be able to let my hair down and maybe even take off my shoes, because my house is not that far away! (Laughs)"

Do you think EastEnders is in with a good chance for the 'Best Serial Drama' prize this year?
"Absolutely. EastEnders are always forward-thinking, they always push the boundaries and they always outdo the previous year. We've had an absolutely great year - we had the live episode, the great episodes where Peggy and Stacey left, and we've got some really talented people within the cast. Being here for the year that I have, I've learned a hell of a lot and I continue to learn loads."

At the carol concert.
Have you enjoyed the chance to show a different side to Fatboy recently - like in the scene with Kat that you mentioned?
"I think Fatboy will always be the joker of the pack, but it's just great that when I have scenes with Dot, or scenes like the one with Kat, that I get to show that different side. It's good to show that he's not just all about the slang and not all about the hype. Fatboy is an intelligent character - he knows when he's putting on the slang and he knows that's a front. When he speaks to Dot or Mercy on their level, you see that different side to him and the whole 'street' thing drops quickly. Instead, you see the boy that he really is - the sensitive boy that wants to be caring and wants to look after people. But he thinks that in the street and in East London, that isn't credible and he might get beat up or slagged off for acting like a wuss. So that's why he puts on that front. But I love surprising the audience, so the more they give me scenes with June Brown or with Jessie, the better - it's great for me and great for the character."

What's in store for Fatboy in 2011?
"There's going to be a lot more from me this year. I'd say just keep it glued! I think there'll be more sensitive times, but I do like surprising the audience, so I'll try to leave it as a surprise. But there is plenty of stuff coming up for him this year - keep your eyes peeled because I don't want to spoil it for anyone. I hope people will enjoy it when it turns up."

It's been a big 12 months for you - starting out on EastEnders: E20, moving over to the main show, and now you're up for 'Best Newcomer' - how would you sum it all up?
"It's been unbelievable, really. The journey that the character has been through and the journey that I've been through myself have both been so amazing. Obviously I have worked before, doing plays, a little bit of hosting and also dancing, but it's nowhere near as high profile as EastEnders. I think we've had a great year and to be there now is unbelievable. It's a great honour that they've kept me on and that they continue to keep me on."

> Click here to read more from Ricky Norwood in Soap Scoop

Cast your votes for the National Television Awards by clicking here. Ricky is nominated in the 'Best Newcomer' category alongside Coronation Street's Paula Lane, Holby City's Olga Fedori and Emmerdale's Marc Silcock.

Sugababes busy in The studio today with The Invisible Men

Thanks to @LastSugababe again for the heads up , looks like The InvisibleMenUK have been working with the Sugababes on and off since 9th December !


 From @InvisibleMenUk
@Amelle_berrabah dropping the vocal bomb!
 


@Heidi_range knows how to lay into those vocals!

Great having you down at the studio @JadeEwen


    From @Heidi_Range On my way to studio, looking forward to some new music! X


    From @Heidi_Range to @InvisibleMenUk Great day, thanks. See you soon x

    From @InvisibleMenUk  to  @Heidi_range was on point


    Also Amelle has been chatting to the press today as well according to @ErasureFace :-

    "My ol mate Amelle Berrabah is with us today doing press interviews - she lookin hot too!"

    The Invisible Men

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    The Invisible Men

    Biography

    The Invisible Men are a songwriting and production trio based in London. The team is composed of Jason Pebworth and George Astasio (former members of the band Orson) and Jon Shave (former member of Xenomania).
    Orson sold over a million copies of their debut album, reached no. 1 in both the UK singles and album charts, and received the Brit Award for Best Breakthrough Act 2007. As a member of Xenomania, Jon Shave contributed to a string of top 10 hit singles, including co-writing "The Show" for Girls Aloud.
    Recently, The Invisible Men have been working with Jessie J, The Noisettes, I Blame Coco, Olly Murs, Gabriella Cilmi, Sugababes & VV Brown.
    Their recent collaboration with Jessie J created Jessie's first single "Do It Like A Dude" and "Who's Laughing Now". Both tracks were co-produced with Parker & James; the fresh production duo behind the beats of "Oopsy Daisy" by Chipmunk.
    The Invisible Men recently set up their own label through Island Records to sign and develop their own roster of artists.

    Writer's discography

    Albums

    Tracks featured on the following albums:

    Singles

    A selection of co-writes and productions: