The 'Babes, GA at V

Both groups look to be having a GREAT TIME!

Ahhhh, Sugababes- love the 'Won't Get Fooled Again' intro to 'Push the Button.' Ms. Keisha, Ms. Amelle and Ms. Heidi sound faaaaabulous...



'Jump' by Girls Aloud. Nicola looks like a ginger Barbie doll, Nadine is obsessed with her hair, and Kimba, Chezza and Miz Harding are fierce bitches. And they sound great, as per usual...

J.B. & the Sugas

Sugas

Love the 'Babes....

The secret of the Sugababes' success, if there is one, involves a formula based on such variables as luck, talent, timing, personality, management, image, production and, in particular, some irresistible hit singles (Freak Like Me, Round Round). From the moment the trio appeared in September 2000, with the skewed, R&B-flavoured pop of their debut single Overload, it was clear they were strikingly different from the UK pop norm. In contrast to the shiny happy entertainers Steps and S Club 7, here were three sullen teenagers barely able to raise a smile between them. More importantly, here was a pop act that actually produced music worthy of attention. NME named Overload its single of the week, and the band have continued to make fresh, credible, memorable pop ever since.

'Denial'

Live on Ant and Dec

'Denial'- Sugababes

'Lady Marmalade' at Fashion Rocks (UK)

The 'Moulin Rouge' arrangement, with Sugababes and Patti LaBelle.

'About You Now'- Sugababes

I'd listen to Keisha Buchanan sing the alphabet.

....though this is right up there

When Young Master Turner met Sugababes.

'Denial'- Sugababes

The backing track is so 'Without Me'



via Pop Justice

Girls Aloud & Sugababes - Walk This Way

Good To Be Gone

My favorite song off the Sugababes's greatest hits album, Overloaded. I love Heidi's (the blonde) dress.

And Amelle's (brunette with the bangs) ring. I must have it.

Also, I want to look like Keisha (the remaining 'Babe) when I grow up.

The Babes and The Girls

Sugababes and Girls Aloud. So fun..... If I were cute(r:) and in a girl group, this is the type of pop I'd go for.

Bless Keisha, Heidi and Amelle, as well as Nadine, Nicola, Cheryl, Kimberley and my girl, Sarah.

Girls and the 'Babes

Because of my weakness for U.K. pre-fab girl groups, I'm entirely too excited about this collaboration. However, I'm wondering if they're going to change some of the lyrics a tad.

Girls Aloud and Sugababes have recorded a version of Aerosmith 'Walk This Way' as this year's Comic Relief charity single.

Although neither group has yet commented on the collaboration, it is understood the track is due to be released ahead of this year's Red Nose Day, which is expected to take place on March 16.

The track was produced by TLC producer Dallas Austin. Austin also worked on Sugababes' 2005 album 'Taller In More Ways'.

Easy

Fantastic, filthy song.