Sally Kelly Francis Magdalene

Beyonce wowed the crowd at Glastonbury and has an amazing voice! Now her album 4 is top the charts and she is the ultimate diva of music (obviously in a good way!)

I have loved her since she was in Destiny Child and my love was reignited when she was in Dreamgirls. Her and Jennifer Hudson were sensational.

Now this month is a very skint month as I am off on holiday so saving like mad. However I had a dilemma between what to buy.

I could either buy Beyonce’s new album or buy a dress from Firetrap Clothing that I have wanted for ages.

Both I need for holiday – as I will listen to her album around the pool and wear the dress whilst out for cocktails!
However, I did end up opting for the album and I was not disappointed! It is brilliant and I highly recommend it! 5 stars!!!

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It might not be the coolest thing to admit and it’s definitely not something that I am proud of but....The Scripts new album is freaking awesome. Seriously. I can’t really put my finger on why or how, because let’s face it they are an Irish piano led pop band but God damn can they right some catchy songs.
I downloaded the new album after I head their new single ‘For The First,’ time and I can’t stop playing it. It’s just about everything you need from a self indulgent pop album. So, if you, like me, enjoy the occasional guilty listening pleasure or even if you just want to learn the tracks off by heart to impress girls (who love this band) when quizzed on your music tastes, download or buy or borrow or steal this album now.
Science and Faith, the thing you will be pretending not to listen to on your ipod this month. Good grief.
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There is nothing I like more than a celeb on celeb feud so I was pretty excited when Amy Winehouse and her alcoholic crack head tendencies decided to have a pop at golden boy Mark Ronson for stealing credit for her work. Declaring, via the intellectual gateway that is Twitter that the producer/DJ/ artist?/IT bloke was dead to her, I thought we were going to have a right old ruckus on our hands.
Ronson expressed confusion on the whole matter, insisting that he was going to have to speak to her personally. I though, oof it’s going to kick well off. Then after just a few days, Winehouse apologises, blaming it on, ‘a jew thing.’ What?
If I didn’t know better I’d say it was a PR led operation, I mean, it’s not like Ronson has an album to promote or Winehouse is in the midst of making one or anything....
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