Here is a very short interview with Cheryl whilst on the set of ‘What to Expect When You’re Expecting’.

The movie is out on the 25th of May in the UK, and 18th of May in the US.

Cheryl is expected to be at the UK premiere on Tuesday 22nd May.

She’s gearing up for the June 18th release of her third studio album, A Million Lights, and, as part of the promotions, Cheryl Cole took over the cover of the June 2012 issue of British GQ magazine.

The 28-year-old English pop star oozed sexiness for the Mariano Vivanco shot spread while opening up about topics including her yearning for a husband and children, as well as her soft spot for Prince Harry.

With the issue set to hit newsstands on May 3rd, highlights from Miss Cole’s interview are as follows. For more, be sure to pay a visit to British GQ!

On her desire to find a husband and have children:
“I’d love kids. I’m obsessed with babies. Of course I’ve thought about baby names. A million times. I like (the name) Alfie for a little boy. I know that is what I was put on Earth to do – to be a mother.”

On Simon Cowell having reached out to her to make amends after her ‘X Factor’ firing:
“It felt great, actually. When I landed back in England there was a message from Simon, saying ‘Hello, Cheryl. So, now that you’ve blown me up in Afghanistan, can we talk?’ I’m not one of those people who holds a grudge.”

On her soft spot for Prince Harry:
“I think he’s amazing and I think you can relate to him because he’s made mistakes. He’s cool. Although, I think I would be Cougarville in that relationship.”

On missing intimacy now that she’s a single lady:
“I am a woman and I like sex.”

Photo Credit: Mariano Vivanco for British GQ

Source: Celebrity-Gossip

We have plenty of photos and interviews from the radio tour, so to make it easier for you to catch up i will list them all here and the links to the forum.

Pictures

[HQ] Cheryl Cole on The Chris Moyles Show 25/04/12

[HQ] Cheryl Cole at Clyde1 Radio 25/04/12

[HQ] Cheryl Cole at Real Radio Scotland 25/04/12

[HQ] Cheryl Cole at Real Radio North East 26/04/12

[HQ] Cheryl Cole at Metro Radio 26/04/12

[HQ] Cheryl Cole at Capital FM Radio 26/04/12

[HQ] Cheryl Cole at Key 103 Radio 26/04/12

[Large] Cheryl Cole at Radio City 27/04/12

[MQ] Cheryl Cole at Signal1 FM radio 27/04/12

[HQ] Cheryl Cole at Free Radio 27/04/12

[MQ] Cheryl Cole at Juice FM radio, Liverpool 27/04/12

Audio MP3 Interviews

Cheryl Cole – Interview on West FM 25/04/12

Cheryl Cole – Interview on Real Radio Scotland 25/04/12

Cheryl Cole – Interview on Metro Radio 26/04/12

Cheryl Cole – Interview on Capital FM 26/04/12

Cheryl Cole – Interview on Real Radio North East 26/04/12

Cheryl Cole – Interview on Key103 FM 26/04/12

Cheryl Cole – Interview on Free Radio Birmingham 27/04/12

If i’ve missed any, help us fill the gaps and tweet me @GirlsAloudMedia

Yesterday morning, Cheryl Cole visited the Radio One studios for an interview with Chris Moyles.

She talked about being on twitter, being single, having interesting conversations with Simon Cowell and confirming a Girls Aloud 10th anniversary celebration.

Download the FULL INTERVIEW HERE

Below is a video clip of Chris accusing Cheryl of flirting!

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In her first major interview of 2012, Cheryl opens the floor to questions sent into Marie Claire by the British public and talks openly about everything from style and food, to her career and regrets.

Get an exclusive peek behind-the-scenes of Cheryl’s gorgeous cover shoot for Marie Claire magazine in the gallery. Teaser One / Teaser Two

Cheryl says, ‘When people psychoanalyse every move you make, it’s weird’

Cheryl’s cover shoot and interview is available in this month’s issue of Marie Claire, on all good newsstands from Wednesday 4th April.

Source – CherylCole.com

Here is the cover!

More pictures [HERE]

British women voted her the world’s most beautiful woman. Cheryl Cole tells Stylist how she does it.

The anarchic thud of M.I.A’s Bad Girls is blaring from the speakers. Five smartly dressed security guards – here to keep an eye on some very expensive diamonds – are huddled in a corner and, somewhere inside a triptych of polystyrene walls is a diminutive Cheryl Cole. We are at a studio in north London, as today, Cheryl is lending Stylist her powerful eyes to showcase this season’s foremost eyeliner looks. Five hours, four looks, four hairstyles and a spot of lunch later, we sit down to chat about her life in beauty. Relaxed, warm and selfeffacing, it’s proving difficult not to fall under her spell…

A smokey eye is your signature look. How old were you when you started wearing it?

When I was about 12, I started experimenting with the little pots of liquid eyeliner you used to get. Now, it’s so much easier – I use a liquid liner across the top of my lashes. Starting in the corner of the eye and following it across, then I always use a black kohl for the inside of the eye and just smudge it in. It takes a while to actually get there, but I think it’s quite easy to do. And remember, everyone’s eyes are different, so you just have to go with it.

What’s the essential element?

Lashings of mascara. I apply multiple layers for the full effect. I don’t go as crazy as I used to, but I do like the false eyelash look so I’ve been using L’Oréal False Lash Telescopic Mascara, it’s got four different sides to the wand, so you don’t use as much.

You obviously have a lot of influence on modern beauty. Who were your idols growing up?

It wasn’t actually anybody in the limelight. I always had older friends and we didn’t have much money but they’d always have glamorous clothes and gorgeous make-up. I used to look up to them and say, “Wow, she’s so pretty.” But, that was just local girls from my area. I wanted to be like them when I grew up. The girls really take care of themselves in the north. Especially in Newcastle, there’s definitely more of a cultural feel down south, whereas up north, you can definitely spot a local girl from a mile away. You can tell if someone’s out of town – they’ll have their coat on during a night out.

Do you think you have the same effect on your fans?

I still feel like that little girl. That’s the weirdest thing for me especially when I’m out in America and people are like, “So what’s your background, where you from?” When I tell them, they find it difficult to believe that I’m from a council estate. They’re like, “No way!” In my mind I’m still that person. But to them I’m a pop star, it really is the strangest feeling.

In your latest ad campaign for L’Oréal Casting Crème Gloss you star alongside three competition winners, chosen by you. How was it working with your fans?

Shooting the advert for L’Oréal Casting with the girls was amazing because I remember how it felt when I first got the call to say L’Oréal really wanted me to be involved with their next product. At first I thought I was being punked. But, they were like, “No, really.” So I knew the exact feeling the girls must have felt knowing they were going to be saying, ‘You’re worth it’.

You’ve come a long way since the early days of Girls Aloud. Would you like to try any of those looks again?

Looking back at some of the make-up looks, I think, ‘Wow really? I really went there?’ Or I think, ‘That was actually really cool.’ Sometimes I think a certain look was actually ahead of its time, like the black and white eyes in the Sexy! No No No video. On the day, it was wacky. But now you look at Lady Gaga or different big make-up looks and it seems really normal. I like to make a bit of a statement.

Do you enjoy photoshoots?

At first on photo shoots, I was like ‘What do I do?’ but now I put on a good song and I treat it like a performance. It all comes down to experience and I’ve been doing it for a long time so getting into the mood is something I’ve learnt you must do. I used to stand in a silent room and think, ‘This is so awkward’. If I look at the monitor, I start picking at things so I usually just trust in the photographer – that’s his craft, that’s what he’s been doing for years. I wouldn’t expect him to come to my show and say “Don’t hold the mic like that”. And I know which way to angle my face now – towards the light.

What are your thoughts on walking the red carpet?

For the record, it’s terrifying. We once had this nightmare where my dress ripped here, somebody was sewing here, my nail had just chipped so somebody was painting them… Then I walked out, tripped in the middle of the corridor, grabbed the security guy and tore all my nail polish off. I had burgundy nail polish all down my white dress. So I said “Wait until I figure out how I am going to manoeuvre this handbag so that my nails are covered.” So, that’s how I walked down the carpet. It was absolute pandemonium. Anyone who says that they love red carpets is lying. Getting dressed up is the best part. And champagne after the event – that’s even better.

What insider secrets have you picked up from the makeup artists who work on you for shoots and events?

You’ve got to take your makeup off at the end of the day. No questions about it. If I haven’t washed my face I can feel it in my skin straight away so I always do it before bed no matter how tired I am. Even if you don’t wear loads of make-up, you wear a little bit of mascara, it’s important to remove all the dirt and grime you’ve collected throughout the day. I’ve used the same cleanser for ten years, it’s got a little exfoliating grit in it. I think that’s the key, just a little bit of exfoliating takes the debris away I suppose. Keeping skin hydrated is important too, just use a simple moisturiser, something to put a bit of moisture back in your face. It doesn’t have to be complicated.

Do you think it’s important to stick with a signature look?

I like to change it up but I do have that go-to look that I feel comfortable with. I don’t feel like myself if I don’t have eye liner on. I’m quite happy to go without make up but if I was to a friends for dinner but I’d feel more comfortable, more ‘me’, with my eyes done.

Do feel responsibility to your fans in terms of your image?

It’s not a conscious thing but I suppose you’re aware that they look to you for inspiration because I did when I was growing up definitely. I just feel like they know me and I know them, especially now with Twitter. Is that weird? I did a signing two days ago where I get to see them one-on-one and I was asking them so many questions. They were laughing at me saying it was like I was interviewing them but I want to make sure I really know them.

How do people in LA approach makeup?

People have this idea that in LA it’s all about glamour and of course, to an extent it is but actually it’s more relaxed there than people realise. Girls will put a bit of mascara, a bit of blush, some lipgloss and they’re on their way. They care less than we do, it’s much more effortless, you just throw on a pair of shorts and sunglasses because the sun’s always out. You could just roll out of bed in the morning, put on a pair of sunglasses. Sorted. It’s easier to be healthy there too because there’s a juice bar on every corner. It’s a strange place though.

How would you describe your fashion style, what are you in to?

I don’t think I have a specific style; I just wear what I fancy or buy what I like the look of. Like everybody else I might see someone on a TV ad or pass a billboard and be like, “Where’s she got that from?” then go and buy it. I like the print trend at the minute. But in terms of work, I guess it depends what’s appropriate. Sometimes it’s appropriate to wear a cocktail dress but if it was more of a big gala thing, then it’s got to be the full shenanigans – a big, full gown. I can’t bare shopping though. I hate changing rooms. If every retailer in this country invested more time in mirrors and lighting they’ll get more customers – trust me. Until then, online shopping is the way forward.

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With such a busy schedule we were curious as to how she does all this and still manages to look as good as she does.

Take a look at the video below to find out how our new favourite Girls Aloud member juggles her busy work schedule with keeping fit, finding the perfect gym kit and her love of the high street.

Kimberley Walsh is the face of the new Puma Bodytrain range which is available from 1st March in Littlewoods, Next. Sports Direct and JJB.

As we told you yesterday, Kimberley appeared on Loose Women. She talked how hard theatre work is, but enjoys being back to her roots.

She also said the Girls Aloud reunion later in the year, will NOT be a one-off!

Check out the interview above and also some pictures of her in the studio.

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On Friday 13th (!) Nicola appeared on a childrens show on CBBC called ‘Friday Download.

She performed her single ‘Yo-Yo’ and took part in a little discussion called ‘Hot or Not’

If you missed it, check out the videos above.

Nicola kick-started her promo off for her 3rd single Yo-Yo with an interview with Lorraine Kelly.

Nicola talked about her solo album, Girls Aloud’s tenth year, Sarah Harding’s health and of course her single.