They have been at the top of their game for almost twenty years, but Take That ought to watch out according to Jason Orange 's father.

Orange said that he gets phone calls from his father warning him that young boy band The Wanted are very popular and Take That better not get complacent.

The Wanted however would be more than happy to join Take That on tour, joking that it might help them get more fans.
http://www.heart.co.uk/london/showbiz/news/take-s-wanted-competition/

Take That will not only be gracing the cover of the Culture section but they'll also be revealing all to the newspaper in what is their first interview since the success of Progress.

We can't wait to read all about it!

http://www.robbiewilliams.com/news-bl....weekend

ОБ ЧЁМ РЕЧЬ??? че т я не поняла...проясните, пожалуйста...

Добавлено (27.02.2011, 13:25)
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Блин, я, наверное, недостаточно испорченная - раз не понимаю

I would like to see and read but it's a pay per view page

http://www.thesundaytimes.co.uk/sto/public/culture/

Jason Orange, the 40-year-old singer who is joined in the band by Gary Barlow, Mark Owen, Howard Donald and Robbie Williams, admitted his time in the group constantly took from him, and he is now “on guard” about the five-some reuniting for the first time since Robbie quit Take That in 1995.

He explained: “I think every person’s job either feeds them or takes from them. Take That, for me, the first time, took from me. It gave me money, it gave me a standard of living, but it robbed me of my voice.

“To come back as an older adult, on my guard and a bit wiser, I know it sounds melodramatic but it’s like there’s this thing up there, and we all give to it and get back from it, and it shines into us, and we can all grow from it – or it will just rob us again, and we’ll leave, with all this sh*t that we didn’t say or do.”

Meanwhile, Robbie – who quit Take That in 1995 amid a public feud with Gary Barlow – explained the band has been “grown up” about the reunion.

He added to Culture magazine: “You see how many bands can’t reunite after a falling out and then still do it…

“Basically, we were all grown-ups about our sh*t, and owned it. If you own your own sh*t, you can move on. And we all did. From me and Gary having a proper chat, to then instantly falling into each other’s arms and rolling about in my kitchen, laughing, was a moment in my life I will never forget.”
http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/2011/02/28/15061/

As part of the tour sponsorship each member of the manband was holding a Samsung Galaxy Tab at a press conference back in October. “You seem to be enjoying your little bits there,” said the moderator of the press conference. “Tell us about the link up with Samsung.”

Staring at his Galaxy Tab, newly returned member Robbie Williams said, “Samsung is great. And we’ve always done it. It is the best ones. And they love us. And it’s important that we do singing, and then put these with us,” while next to him Mark Owen giggled like a little girl.

Well at least they didn’t try to be convincing.
http://www.electricpig.co.uk/2011....t-trust