Mel C recalls being pelted with Weetabix at V Festival

Remembering a legend. Two years after, Chadwick Boseman’s unexpected death, filmmaker Ryan Coogler is looking back at their final memories together.

Emma Bunton used to "drink lots" when recording albums with the Spice Girls. The 46-year-old pop star shot to fame as Baby Spice in the 1990s girl group alongside Geri Halliwell, 50, Victoria Beckham, 48, Melanie C, 48, and Mel B, 47, and revealed that the fivesome used to drink a lot of booze in the studio because it was possible to "get away with anything" at the time.

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Michelle McManus has shared a blast from the past picture of her and Rylan as she wished the It Takes Two presenter a happy birthday.

Pop Idol winner Michelle McManus will be performing at the Mighty Hoopla Pop Music Festival in London next year.

Geri Horner is known all around the world as a member of the Spice Girls, but the star is also a children's book author, having penned the Ugenia Lavender series.LOOK: Geri Horner shares very rare photos of stepdaughter Olivia for special reasonOn Tuesday, the singer confirmed that she would be picking up her pen once again as she signed a two-part book deal, with the first book due to release in the autumn of 2023.

Victoria Beckham would be “up for” joining the Spice Girls for a show at Glastonbury Festival, according to Emma Bunton.Appearing on Keith Lemon’s podcast ‘Back Then When’, Bunton said she had spoken to Beckham about the possibility of a reunion at Worthy Farm and that Beckham would be on board.“I dare you to tell us if you’re going to be playing Glastonbury next year,” Lemon said. To which Bunton replied: “Ah, I hope so… Can I be real? No one’s asked us.”She continued: “I read it as well this week saying, ‘Oh, we’ve asked them.

Emma Bunton claims the Spice Girls haven't been approached to play at Glastonbury. The 'Wannabe' hitmakers have been rumoured to be taking to the stage at the iconic music festival next year and while the 46-year-old star admitted they'd be happy to do the gig, she insisted the opportunity hasn't actually been offered, despite recent speculation. Appearing on the 'Back Then When' podcast, host Keith Lemon said: "I dare you to tell us if you’re going to be playing Glastonbury next year.

Spice Girls have shared a new version of their 1997 video for ‘Spice Up Your Life’, featuring previously unseen footage.The video release comes as part of the celebrations around the forthcoming reissue of the girl group’s second album ‘Spiceworld’, which will honour its 25th anniversary next month.The new clip has been created entirely from unseen footage from the original video shoot for ‘Spice Up Your Life’, with the Spice Girls’ team, UMR and Bring It All Back’s Chris Fox all collaborating on the video.You can watch the new version of the Spice Girls’ ‘Spice Up Your Life’ video below.Commenting on the forthcoming re-release of ‘Spiceworld’, Spice Girls said in a recent statement: “The ‘Spiceworld’ era was such a fun time for us; we’d just had a number one album with Spice, we were travelling all over the world and meeting our amazing fans, we released our second album AND we had our very own movie! Who would’ve thought it?“It’s crazy to think that 25 years have passed.”You can see the tracklist for ‘Spiceworld 25’, which was curated by the band themselves, below.Earlier this month, Mel C said that she and Mel B are pushing for the group to start performing again, and are attempting to convince Posh Spice – AKA Victoria Beckham – to rejoin the fold.

What a time to be a Spice Girls fan, eh? Step To Me is on streaming, Spiceworld 25 is on the way, Emma Bunton's announced her Christmas shows and Melanie C's Who I Am autobiography is proving a very candid read.