We continue to be the most active Girls Aloud forum, even though the band ‘took a break’ for over 2 years. We have updated you constantly with pictures, videos and news of the girls solo projects and continue to do so.
We have been running a few competitions on the forum, twitter and facebook. If you missed those, theres still a signed Nicola CD comp ending tonight [HERE] and some Nadine mercandise to be won [HERE]
Make sure you follow us on twitter @GirlsAloudMedia give us a wave and a bday message if you wish!
Hopefully you should now see our brand new layout that i applied to the site last night. It was made by Milk & Sugar designs and i love it!
I wanted to reflect the girls solo projects as the last layout still showed them as a group. Hopefully this time next year we will have another new layout with the group back together again!
In the meantime, we will keep bringing you news, videos and updates about the Girls and what they are currently up to.
Don’t forget to join us on Facebook and Twitter and if you are still waiting to be approved on the Forum, please send me an @ on twitter or email me (in the contact link in the menu bar) and il get it sorted for you.
by: Hayley [Admin] | in: Site News | date: 22-April-2011 | comments: Comments Off
Sorry for our recent lack of updates! I had a few personal problems, one being i was without internet connection for nearly 3 weeks, and the main one, was that i started an actual real life job 4 weeks ago
I will not post what i missed as i see no point of posting countless articles of speculation about Cheryl’s US X Factor job but here’s a run down of links of news, videos and pictures that you should catch up with:
Nicola Roberts interview at London Fashion Week and reveals there will be Summer & Winter Dainty Doll collections! [Video]
Cheryl Cole launches ‘The Cheryl Cole Foundation’ and meets Prince Charles [Article] [Video] [Photos]
Little did i know back in 2004 how big, active and enjoyable the forum would become.
We recently reached 12,000 members and have over 1,000 members log into the forums everyday.
That is a big achievement but wouldnt be possible without its members. Thank you fans for supporting us with our ups and downs. And hope we can carry on with the forum supporting Girls Aloud in their future careers.
by: Hayley [Admin] | in: Site News | date: 13-November-2010 | comments: Comments Off
ANGRY X Factor fans have accused show bosses of banning “ugly” people from sitting behind the judges at auditions – in case their faces are caught on camera.
They claim only good-looking youngsters are getting prime spots behind Simon Cowell, Cheryl Cole, Louis Walsh and Natalie Imbruglia.
Some ordinary-looking fans – who booked tickets well in advance and queued for hours in a bid to bag front row seats at Birmingham’s LG Arena this week – claim they were held back as security staff hand-picked prettier, younger people to take their places. The ITV show’s auditions are being filmed in high definition for the first time this year.
Audience members have aired their disgust on the internet. On showbiz news site Digital Spy, user spkX complained: “They go through the queue and pick the good-looking ones.”
Twitter was also awash with complaints about security staff – who allegedly told crowds only attractive people would be allowed to sit at the front.
A Cheryl Cole fan, using the name @GirlsAloudMedia, wrote: “LG security said it was pretty people and that it was all run by X Factor so they couldn’t stop it.”
A fan called Alex wrote: “It’s an absolute joke! I went yesterday, they pick attractive people to sit at the front, regardless of priority (ticketing) or where they are in the queue. “I was so gutted when I was in my seat, I had tears in my eyes.”
Meanwhile, young, fashionable and attractive audience members have been boasting online about how their pretty faces were a passport to the front. One Twitter user called oneofthosefaces, whose name is listed as Grace Medford, wrote: “Just got pulled out the queue because we’re young and really, really ridiculously good looking so we get to sit by the judges.”