X Factor: On The Shayne Ward Protest March And Leona Lewis Is Attacked
X Factor news: On the protest march with Shane Ward’s barmy army; and Leona Lewis is attacked…
SHAYNE Ward. Anyone? Yes, you the man with the Marcel curl and packet of Monster Munch? No, sir, it’s not a voting district in Melbourne. Anyone..? Madam! Yes… Nice try. But Shayne has, to the best of our knowledge never squired a potbelly pig on a Thai beach.
Shall we tell you? OK. A Shane Ward is… Well, they can tell you. The Manchester Evening News knows:
FANS of X Factor winner Shayne Ward have taken to the streets of Manchester to protest at delays in releasing his new album.
What do we want? To spend our money on manufactured reality TV musicians and corporate record companies! When do we want it? Before we hit puberty!
The singer, from Clayton, shot to fame after winning the X Factor three years ago, but has not released any new material for almost two years.
Because he’s so popular that if he releases an album there is the risk that unless everyone can buy one there will be riots and looting?
Fan Julie Nelson-Littleproud said that she felt forced to act after Shayne’s record label repeatedly delayed the release of his third album.
Julie Nelson-Littleproud is a product of nominative determinism. She is:
Superfan Julie Nelson-Littleproud, who is the woman behind the protest… “[Shayne is] just a normal person, really down-to-earth and so easy to talk to, not at all struck by stardom. He appreciates his fans and he always does the best for them.”
That was earlier in the month. Now Julie is at large once more:
“We, the fans, want a new album, we want a new tour and we want Shayne to be given the chance to shine like the star we know he truly is.”
Shayne is said to be recording an album in a studio – an album that will be released early next year in time for the January sales.
Meanwhile, another X Factor winner, Leona Lewis, has reportedly been slapped during a book signing at Waterstone’s’ Piccadilly shop in London.
When a celebrity is involved the Celebrity Police Force is swift to act, grabbing a camera, a big felt tip and a pot of Touché Eclat.
Says an officer for Scotland Yard, showing his good side to camera:
“The female did not require hospital treatment – we are at the scene.”
Drama, indeed. Shayne Ward may well be best to remain wherever he is…
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Posted: 14th, October 2009 | In: Celebrities Comments (6) | TrackBack | Permalink
