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03.30.04 (7:07 pm)   [edit]
Have u noticed that I haven't been on much? I'm quite busy with many things and I just cant' seem to find the right time to blog or continue to improve my site... but I'm still working on it... For those who asked who I was fighting with, I'm not fighting with her anymore.. She said it was a joke.. I should I know? did she put "LOL"? anyway, right now, I'm just watching "What A Girl Wants".. I luv that movie.. Oh yeah and a few hours ago I was watching "A Walk to Remember".. Now, that's what I call a movie to remember.. lol get it? Anyway, I just wanted to congratulate Blue.. not that THEY would even read my blog...

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[b]Blue Crowned Kings of Wembley - AGAIN [/b]

[i]Jenny presents Duncan award live on air

Over 150,000 fans were polled by Wembley’s members website, whatsonwembley.com asking them to vote for their 2003 Show of the Year at Wembley Arena, with Blue winning hands down. This is the second time they have pipped Westlife for one of the prestigious Wembley Awards – in 2003 they won the Wembley Performers of the Year Award for the second year running, for 6 sold out shows, which saw them perform to over 52,000 fans at the venue.

Today’s presentation on GMTV was not the first time in recent months that Duncan has been stunned infront of a live audience thanks to Wembley. The band were gobsmacked last December at the Arena during the last show of their sell-out tour, when Tara Palmer-Tomkinson interrupted them live on stage to present them with Wembley’s Performers of the Year award infront of a rapturous crowd. It was not the only surprise of the evening either - the band brought the house down when Duncan announced that it was the jungle babe’s birthday and 12,000 fans joined him, and the rest of the band, for a spectacular rendition of ‘Happy Birthday.’

The race is now on for future winners of the prestigious awards, with plenty of celebrations anticipated for Wembley’s 70th anniversary year. [/i]