http://www.popjustice.com/index.p....temid=9

то же самое на тюбике

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VbWuewRlNeA

Don't let your demons pull you down, 'cause you can have it all

If you have the voice and looks of Howard Donald – and can handle the pressure of international concerts and fan worship – your life could be about to change.

A Nottingham-based Take That tribute show is looking for a fourth singer.

They already have a Gary Barlow, Jason Orange and Mark Owen ... now the search is on for Howard Donald's double.

Tony Sherwood, of entertainment agency Dansatak, is auditioning hopefuls at Richard Herrod Leisure Centre, Carlton, on Saturday from 11am.

He said: "They will be billed as the Greatest Take That Tribute and they can expect to work around the world."

The three men already signed up are Nottingham singers Matt Holbrook (Mark), Lee Crimp (Gary), and Keith Dunne (Jason), from Liverpool.

Carlton-based Matt, 33, has made a full-time career as a tribute artist for ten years, paying a mortgage and supporting a family.

"You can fit this work around a family lifestyle and make it work, even though you are on the road and travelling a lot," he said. "I started doing a Robbie Williams tribute act in 1998, but I'm happy to step into Mark Owen's shoes because I have always loved the music of Take That."

Lee, 29, from Beechdale says taking on the role of his idol, Gary Barlow, is a dream come true. "Gary is to me what The King is to Elvis fans," he said. "I've been a professional tribute artist since 2001 – I've been Bryan McFadden in Westlife and Robbie Williams."

Keith, 27, is the only non-Nottingham-based member. He hails from Anfield in Liverpool, and you may recognise him from the X Factor boy band Divided.

Tony said work is already lined up for the act across Europe and the UK.

And he promises 'Howard' will be catapulted into a pop star world, where some fans follow the band on tour and even think they are watching the real thing.

"They can expect some serious female attention,." he added.

For more information, call Dansatak on 08707 444 555.
http://www.thisisnottingham.co.uk/news....le.html

I would love to be in Take That, reveals Gavin and Stacey star James Corden

Mar 10 2009 Beverley Lyons and Laura Sutherland

GAVIN and Stacy star James Corden has taken the TV world by storm but has one unfulfilled ambition - to join Take That on stage.

An unashamed fan of the boyband since their Nineties heyday, James said the highlight of hosting the Brits with co-star Mathew Horne was meeting Gary Barlow and the guys.

And he admitted he's such a big fan he even knows their dance routines off by heart from watching their videos so often.

James said: "I can do the first 35 minutes of Take That Live in Berlin.

"I wanted to be either Gary or Robbie. And I've been all through the Circus album.

"When Mat and I hosted the Brits this year it was such a thrill to meet them and to have Howard and Jason say they were big fans of Gavin and Stacy.

"I was worried when there were rumours that Robbie might come back to the band because that would end any chance ofme joining them instead.

"My big dream is that one day Howard will hurt his leg and the band will say: 'We ain't cancelling, get Corden'."

A career in dancing and singing might be his ideal fallback if the comedy dries up, because James certainly doesn't want to be a waiter.

He has tried it in the past and was far from successful.

He said: "When I was younger, I worked at a place called Bella Pasta. If we got hungry while we working we'd just nick pepperoni or cheese or off the top of a pizza.

"One time I was taking a pizza out to this couple and took a bit of cheese. They both looked at it and stared up at me - there was a string of cheese going from the pizza to my mouth."

James has promised Gavin and Stacy fans that there will be another series, despite the fact he is about to start filming Gulliver's Travels opposite Jack Black, one of his idols.

He said: "We did an audition together that was about an hour long and he started doing his Jack Black faces and voices.

"I completely gave up trying to be cool about him because I'm such a fan."

But James insists he would "like to do more Gavin and Stacey and the sketch show" although he doesn't want to start getting on people's nerves.

He said: "I promise that after this film I will go away for a long time."
http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/enterta....1185956

The music boss, who launched GARY BARLOW, MARK OWEN, ROBBIE WILLIAMS, HOWARD DONALD and JASON ORANGE to stardom, reckoned AS BRO would be his next golden goose.

He must have spent months dreaming up that name.

And now here they are, below, like EAST 17’s northern cousins, in a big promotional push for gigs in Manchester, where they are starting to build up an army of camp fans.

Nigel said: “I searched for these lads on council estates all across the North West. I wanted them to be streetwise as well as having bags of personality, good voices and looking good in front of a camera.

“I haven’t put together a boyband since Take That and I believe there is a huge opening for one that is relevant to today, not just one that sings big, slushy love ballads.”

Well, Nigel, I don’t think As Bro are relevant to today — and I take pleasure in handing them an ASBO.
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol....782.ece

СПАСИБО!!! Реально улыбнуло!