The Take That pair famously fell out when Williams left the band in 1995 after he started knocking about with Oasis and thinking he was it.

But their rocky relationship thawed and on Sunday they performed live together for the first time in 15 years when they performed their new single Shame at a Help For Heroes concert in London.

Now in a bid to raise more cash for the charity, Williams and Barlow have agreed to stream themselves having man sex online.

Famed documentary-maker Nick Broomfield is being lined up to film the intimate sexual activity, which has got the blessing from their bandmates, especially Jason.

A source close to the pair said: “Gary and Rob hated each other for so long and it’s great that they have finally buried the hatchet.

“Robbie mentioned the idea of sticking one up Gaz’s poop-chute and the idea really snow-balled from there. The bumming will be streamed live and we’re sure the fans will love it.”

Plans are still being finalised as who will be “the giver”, although early indications from a show insider are that Barlow will be the one “doing the packing” while Williams “bites down on a fun-sized Mars bar.”

If the live man-on-man action proves a success, charity bosses hope to persuade opera diva Katherine Jenkins perform a number of sex acts with Katie Perry in a Perspex box to be suspended over Hyde Park.
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The 35-year-old singer is famous for his romantic ballads and party hits, but claims his dream is to create a far rockier sound.

Enrique says his ideal group would comprise of singer Sir Paul McCartney and drummer Ringo Starr from The Beatles and guitarist Keith Richards from The Rolling Stones

“I’d like to be in a man band, but with Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr and Keith Richards. We’d have a rocky edge,” he told British newspaper The Daily Star.

Enrique is a fan of all-male ensembles, and also discussed his enthusiasm regarding the recently reunited boy band Take That.

The group split up back in the 90s not long after Robbie Williams left the band, but it was announced earlier this year Robbie will be rejoining his former singing pals Howard Donald, Jason Orange, Mark Owen and Gary Barlow for a string of concerts.

Robbie and Gary have also released a duet together entitled Shame, which deals with the regrets they experienced over their famous falling out.

“I’m so happy those boys are all back together. I’ve been a Robbie fan for years and Gary is an amazing writer. Their duet is great – I love its country feel,” gushed Enrique.
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But that was handbags compared to this battle of the bands.

New boys JLS will attempt to slay man band TAKE THAT in the album charts.

Both acts have new releases due on November 22.

In the tale of the tapes, the JLS boys have a long way to go before they measure up to Take That's fame.

They've been there, done it, shagged the groupies, split up and started all over again.

Now they're back with ROBBIE WILLIAMS after 15 years apart.

GARY BARLOW, JASON ORANGE, MARK OWEN and HOWARD DONALD shifted two million copies of their last studio album The Circus.
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The man band, back with ROBBIE WILLIAMS for the first time in 15 years, are busy planning a tour for May and June 2011 to perform their new album Progress, out next month.

The five members - Robbie and band mates GARY BARLOW, MARK OWEN, HOWARD DONALD and JASON ORANGE - want to base themselves in a big country pile in the centre of the UK, then fly back and forth to their gigs together.

TT's management have already made inquiries about renting a house in the Home Counties or Midlands and chartering a helicopter to shuttle the lads to shows in cities including Manchester, Glasgow, Birmingham and London.

I can just imagine "Goodnight, Robbie", "Goodnight, Gary" echoing around their house at bedtime, just like in classic Seventies TV show The Waltons.

However, the plan to live under the same roof makes a lot of sense.

A source said: "The band will move all their families into the same huge house - wives, girlfriends and kids too - and then fly to the gigs each night.

"It means they can all travel together, which makes life easy for their tour manager. And they are always around for any rehearsals or band meetings.

"They can all eat together too and bring in the very best caterers. But more importantly, it prevents any of them being left on their own to be lonely or get up to no good.

"Robbie is keen to avoid being stuck in hotel rooms.

"He does not like the drudgery of touring.

"And Mark wants the moral support of the rest of the lads now he's not drinking.

"They all like the idea of having their friends and family around them. But it will be a huge stately home or a large country retreat so everyone has plenty of space to themselves if needed."

The lads have come a long way since they were sharing rooms and touring around in a single minibus in the early Nineties.

Let's just hope there are no fall-outs or arguments to ruin the goodwill.
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The Pineapple Dance Studios star is a "massive" fan of Gary Barlow and his musical cohorts and reckons his band could be the perfect opening act for their forthcoming tour.

"I love Take That, and I would love to do a Starman and Take That duet, like Jason Nevins with Run-DMC - I'm trying to get a couple of tour dates with them, to support them on tour," he said.

"It's a long shot and it's not confirmed at all, but I'm trying. Starman is like Take That meets Queen."

Andrew has a wish-list of other stars he would like to collaborate with.

"I'd like to do a nice music video with Shakira - I think she's a great dancer and beautiful as well. I'd like to do something with Pixie Lott, I think she's lovely in more ways than one," he continued.

"I'd also like to duet with Madonna. She's got the whole thing going on and she's got a great way of selling herself generation after generation."

:: The first series of Pineapple Dance Studios is available on DVD and Blu-ray now.

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Предвестниками нового диска станут две композиции: первая – Shame, дуэт Уильямса с другим участником группы Гари Барлоу (Gary Barlow), появилась 4 октября, а вторая – Flood выйдет 4 ноября.

Интересно, что песня Flood была записана всеми пятью участниками Take That, еще год назад, задолго до того, как они официально объявили о своем воссоединении. Слухи об этом ходили уже давно, но официальное подтверждение получили только теперь.
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They were pictured leaving Spring Studios in Camden, north London, after working on new material.

GARY BARLOW was clutching a bottle of nectar as he made his exit.

Not amber nectar. These lads are too professional for daytime boozing.

The man band use it to soothe their vocal cords - not to spread on their toast.

The vending machine inside can't have been all that. HOWARD DONALD had to make do with an apple for his end-of-day grub.

JASON had an orange.

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The newly-wed singer proved he is in great shape as he belted out an old favourite with GARY BARLOW for the first time ever.

Rob, who quit the band in 1995, sang the band's hit Shine with his chum during a live session at the station.

He and the group recently put their differences behind them to record a new album, Progress, which is out next month.

But Rob had not sung any of the boy band's tracks with his colleagues since his walk-out, until today.

He and Gary were appearing on the show to plug their joint single Shame, which is looking likely to chart at number two at the weekend.

In an interview, Rob said he lost all the "rubbish" in his life when he got married to actress AYDA FIELD at their Beverly Hills home on August 7.

He said: "Married life is a bit wonderful to be honest, yeah, it really is. Stability and happiness, I'm getting used to it but, you know, it was bound to happen at some point.

"Life feels different, there's like 15 per cent of rubbish that you're carrying round with you, well me anyway, that's just disappeared. It's great being part of a team."

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Although it was thought the 36-year-old had only rejoined the Greatest Day hitmakers for the release of one album, the Shame singer says he is "back for good".

"The democracy of Take That is brilliant now," says Robbie, whose new In & Out Of Consciousness compilation is out today. "Everybody chips in, everybody gets an equal say, and it's something that I don't plan on leaving for a bit.

"We've met on a level playing surface - the boys have come back and have done exceptionally well," continued Williams - who is putting his solo career on hold. "People have had kids and you know, the edges for me have sort of rounded off a little bit, and so have the boys.

"And it's the feel-good factor that makes me want to keep coming back for more - or back for good!"

Take That are currently planning a large tour for next summer. They're expected to announce concert dates soon.
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The group, who release their sophomore LP Outta This World the same week as Take That's Progress next month, said that they are likely to lose the chart battle because they are still building their fanbase.

"Our chances of beating the mighty Take That are slim," JB told MTV.

"They've been working for 20 years as a group and individually. Robbie Williams's fanbase in itself is staggering, and obviously Take That are selling out stadiums on tour, and doing 20-odd stadium dates around the country, and that's incredible.

"We're about to do our first arena tour so you can see the stark contrast between the two, but for us, it's not about the competition it's about the contribution."

He continued: "But obviously we're always hopeful for a number one, and as my mum always says to me and the boys, 'If you want to be the best you have to beat the best'."

Marvin Humes added that it felt "crazy" going up against Take That, admitting: "I used to go to my nan's house and my auntie used to come home and she was crazy about Take That, especially Mark Owen."

JLS release their Children In Need single 'Love You More' on November 14. Outta This World follows on November 22.
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The Scottish singer, who sang with the group on their 1993 chart-topper 'Relight My Fire', also admitted that she was impressed with Williams's first TV performance alongside reunited bandmate Gary Barlow on their hit duet 'Shame'.

"I'm absolutely delighted. I've wanted it to happen for a long time," she told Digital Spy earlier this afternoon.

"I watched Gary and Robbie on Strictly Come Dancing and I was very touched - they were a little tentative with each other at first because it was their first performance together for such a long time, but I thought it was great and I really, really enjoyed it."

Lulu, who will host a week-long series of Rewind The '60s programmes for BBC One Daytime next month, also admitted that she would be keen to rejoin the group's classic lineup on tour if the opportunity arose.

"Absolutely! Honestly, they wouldn't have to ask twice," she said.
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