Ao que parece o nosso "menino" perdido está outra vez livre que nem um passarinho!!Segundo o artigo que apareceu hoje no "The Sun", o casalinho terá-se separado devido a recente obcecação do Robbie por Extraterrestres.....digam lá se não é uma história de outro mundo!!!;D
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/showbiz/bizarre/article1699451.ece?#EMC-Bltn
- from the topic: Robbie - de novo sozinho.....
ainda tenho que esperar tanto....ainda falta uma semana!!!!!
Este site do Robbie é um espectáculo! Têm sempre as mais recentes noticias dele!! Provavelmente amanhã já terão a versão HD
sinceramente não sei bem 
ela num lado aparece como vermelha e noutro lado aparece como azul...
Já dei uma espreitadela e ve-se bem!! Se bem que eles no site disseram que ainda iriam colocar um link para HD
Já podem fazer o download do CIN graças ao site http://robbiewilliamsportugal.info/
é so clicar aqui
Wed Nov 18 2009 23:39:39
Take That were the first act beamed on the Hammersmith Apollo's new
cinema screen facility on Wednesday night.
The band made an appearance at the iconic venue to launch Take That Present: The Circus Live - the double live DVD of their record-breaking 2009 stage live show.
Fans who had entered into a prize draw to win tickets to the special screening were there in force to cheer the boys on as they introduced the film onstage.... and sing along to a few of the boys' hits as well...
Que inveja!!!!!!!!!!!1
Cantor diz que novas músicas são espectacularesO
cantor confirmou, em entrevista à BBC Rádio 2, que as gravações já
começaram: “Estivemos em estúdio e as canções são absolutamente
espectaculares”.
Recorde-se que, na semana passada, o cantor britânico actuou com a sua antiga banda no palco do Royal Albert Hall, em Londres.
Nós já sabemos que estas noticias nunca têm quase nada de verdade, mas o que interessa é que falem!
Fica prometido!!! Mal receba, tiro logo uma fotos!!
Será que não vai sair em Portugal!? Eu preferia comprar cá...
-freira
Esta versão é aquela limitada...duvido muito que seja vendida fora da Inglaterra......acho que vai ser vendida só pela universal...nem sequer aparece na amazon
Já encomendei!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!É a minha prenda de Natal antecipada a mim mesma!!!Também mereço....
Acredita que também fiquei assim!!!!! É impossivel ficar insensivel a esta reunião....apesar de ainda não terem cantado juntos...mas isso ainda há de vir!!!
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ROBBIE Williams last night thanked his old Take That pals for helping him battle crippling stage fright.
The boys took to the stage last night at London’s Royal Albert Hall for a Children In Need gig organised by Gary Barlow, 38.
But it was Rob who got the biggest kick out of it after confessing it eased his stage fright developed over the years.
He said: “As I get older, the fear gets stronger.
“It happens to an awful lot of people. It is not just me, I’m reliably informed.
“It’s
one thing to put an album out and promote it but it’s another to book a
big tour and get caught half way through it and go: ‘This is
overwhelming.’
“Because it’s just me, and then there’s an awful lot of people in front of you.
“Some
evenings it’s like 80,000 people and it doesn’t bother you and then
some evenings it’s like: ‘F***ing hell, it’s 80,000 people.' ”
Rob,
35, may claim to be a pop perfectionist but he actually only spent one
day a week in the studio during the making of his latest solo album.
Battling
with JLS for the No 1 spot, Reality Killed The Video Star was produced
by Trevor Horn, 60, a studio legend who ended up slaving over the
project 24/7 in Robbie’s absence.
Stoke’s
most famous son, who split from supergroup Take That 15 years ago,
explained: “The first day that we met he was like: ‘So what hours do
you like to work?’
“And I was like: ‘Friday.’ And he laughed. And I was like: ‘No, really, I’ll come in Friday.’ And he was like: ‘Cool.’
“I think he was happy that I stayed out of the way to let him get on with it.”
With the album now out, let’s hope that we can persuade Robbie to conquer his fears and tour properly next year.
Posted by heatworld on Friday 13 Nov 2009
Rob weeps at Take That reunion - The sun 13/11/09
Take a sad so-long and make it better ... Lily Allen, Robbie Williams, Gary Barlow and Paul McCartney perform Hey Jude
TAKE THAT
Greatest Day
ROBBIE WILLIAMS
Bodies
You Know Me
MUSE
Undisclosed Desires
Untied States Of Eurasia
LEONA LEWIS
Happy
Run
PAOLO NUTINI
Pencil Full Of Lead
Last Request
KATHERINE JENKINS and JULIAN LLOYD WEBBER
Parla Piu Piano
CHERYL COLE
Fight For This Love
MIKA
Rain
ANNIE LENNOX
Why
DAME SHIRLEY BASSEY featuring GARY BARLOW
Diamonds Are Forever
SNOW PATROL
Chasing Cars
Set The Fire To The Third Bar featuring CHERYL COLE
DIZZEE RASCAL featuring SHINGAI SHONIWA
Dirty Cash
LILY ALLEN
The Fear
Who'd Have Known
TAKE THAT and LILY ALLEN
Shine
TAKE THAT
Rule The World
SIR PAUL MCCARTNEY with TAKE THAT, ROBBIE etc
Hey Jude
And later came the moment all TT fans had been waiting for - GARY
BARLOW and Robbie arm in arm, singing on stage together for the Children
In Need gig at London's Royal Albert Hall.
SIR PAUL McCARTNEY sat at the piano and kicked off a stunning Hey Jude
finale to the show with the mega guest list of star performers belting out
the "na na na na-na-na-na" chorus.
Then Gary, who put in months of work to make the show happen, made a quick
speech thanking everyone for taking part - as Rob playfully made signs
behind his back.
It was a heartwarming scene straight from Take That's glory days.
See more snaps from the Children In Need extravaganza in the slideshow,
below...
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SIR TERRY WOGAN introduced the finale as 4,500 fans rose to their feet
in support.
LILY ALLEN, CHRIS MOYLES, JAMES CORDEN, Gaz and Rob took
centre stage in an emotional moment none of them will ever forget.
Gary said: "This was no work at all. It was a pleasure. Hopefully we will see
you all again next year."
He then walked off stage cuddling his pal Robbie - hopefully planning to
discuss the official Take That comeback.
The stellar line-up had included CHERYL COLE, DAME SHIRLEY BASSEY,
LEONA LEWIS, ANNIE LENNOX, DIZZEE RASCAL, SNOW PATROL
and MUSE.
Take That, dressed in smart dinner suits, opened the show with hit single
Greatest Day.
Then came the moment that nearly set Robbie off.
Gary said: "What a beautiful place we are in tonight. What a perfect time to
introduce an old friend of ours. Please welcome on stage Robbie Williams!"
Robbie came on, cuddled Gaz, waved to the crowd then embraced each of the man
band one by one.
It was a truly moving moment and the crowd went bananas.
Robbie's bottom lip was wobbling and he had to compose himself before singing
his single Bodies.
He said afterwards: "I was tearing up before I came on, knowing what was just
about to happen and what the reaction was going to be like."
On stage Robbie looked like he was waiting for the group hug but JASON
ORANGE, HOWARD DONALD and MARK OWEN slipped off followed
by Gary, who was choking up, too.
Rob then started a Mexican wave before singing You Know Me, his second single
from new album Reality Killed The Video Star.
He climbed into the crowd and kissed a fan, loving every second of the
performance.
Rob finished the song slipping into an impromptu version of THE RIGHTEOUS
BROTHERS' Unchained Melody and earned a standing ovation.
I spoke to him afterwards and he said he said he couldn't wait to get back
with his old pals full time.
Of being on stage with his mates again: "We should have milked it for a lot
longer. I was trying to call them back and do a bow. It's the first time in
15 years we were together, we should have at least stayed for 15 minutes.
While they were singing I wanted to grab a mic and start singing too. It
would have to have been Back For Good.
"I'm not nervous around them any more because we've spent a lot of time around
each other now. All the bitterness and resentment has gone. We're just left
with four lovely lads who I love to pieces. It's total respect now."
Talking about a possible reunion, he added: "The ball is definitely rolling.
We don't know how to do it yet, nothing is planned but I'll be keeping the
Brits to myself. We'll save it for something special."
I poked fun at his barnet, asking if it was more JEDWARD or MORRISSEY.
He laughed: "It is supposed to be Morrissey, but it's a bit Jedward, isn't
it?"
That's great ... Fearne Cotton with Gary Barlow and Robbie Williams
He sang on Radio 1 DJ FEARNE COTTON's lunchtime show Live Lounge and
also caught up with old TAKE THAT pal GARY BARLOW.
The manband and other top names of pop and rock were at the BBC's Maida Vale
Studios in north London rehearsing for tonight's Children In Need concert at
the Royal Albert Hall.
And as I told you, plans are afoot for Robbie to join Gary and his other old
Take That mates MARK OWEN, JASON ORANGE and HOWARD DONALD
on stage for the first time in 14 years. The lads are all due to sing with SIR
PAUL McCARTNEY.
All a bit special - and yesterday Robbie and Gary put on a reunited front
as they posed with Fearne.
Meanwhile, Robbie's battle to topple JLS from the top of the
albums chart is going down to the wire. Early in the week he led the X
Factor lads by 5,000 sales. But by Tuesday night they had narrowed the gap
to 2,000.
Rob's Reality Killed The Video Star had sold 119,000 copies, as he eyes his
ninth UK No1 album. The youngsters' self-titled debut had notched up 117,000
sales.
I've got a tenner on JLS nicking it - with a growing army of young fans.
Never fog-et - The sun
Groggy Gary Barlow, Jason Orange and Howard Donald were trying to get home
after partying the night away at bandmate Mark Owen's fairytale Highland
wedding.
But thick mist stopped their private jet landing at Inverness Airport - and
they were instead forced to make a 40-minute minibus dash to catch their
plane from an RAF BASE.
Last night, one source said: "They must have only had a few hours' kip. The
last thing they needed was their flight getting delayed."
The night before, the boys - whose hits also include Never Forget - had been
celebrating with Mark, 37, and bride Emma Ferguson, 33, at a knees-up at
luxury Cawdor Castle, Inverness-shire.
Staff had been ordered to serve drinks until 4am. But by 11am weary-looking
Gary, 38, Jason, 39, and Howard, 41, arrived at the airport to get their
plane back to London.
They were whisked away from fog-bound Inverness just half an hour later and
they hastily made arrangements to fly from RAF Lossiemouth.
But not before fan Lynn Chisholm got the greatest thrill of her life by
getting her photograph taken with her hero Gary.
Childminder Lynn had waited at the airport with a sign saying 'Please Gary
I've waited 15 years to have my photograph taken with you'.
Excited Lynn, 29, from Inverness, said: "It was amazing. He could not be nicer
and he gave me a great big cuddle. It has made my year."
It was also confirmed ex-bandmate Robbie Williams did NOT attend the
wedding at Cawdor Church, despite rumours he was smuggled in.
A source at the castle said: "Maybe he didn't want to take the limelight from Mark."
If that's not exciting enough, SIR PAUL McCARTNEY has also been
handed a ticket to ride into the supergroup line-up too.
GARY BARLOW has spent months masterminding the Children In Need
extravaganza, calling in favours from the great and the good of music.
I passed by the BBC's Maida Vale studios yesterday where the acts were
rehearsing and happened to catch a glimpse of the line-up.
CHERYL COLE, DIZZEE RASCAL, LEONA LEWIS and SNOW PATROL
are just some of the acts who will be performing together on the night.
I also clocked Gary Barlow when I was down there, dunking a digestive into a
cup of tea like he'd spent the morning Artexing ceilings - not putting
together a set list for a stellar line-up of talent.
He's a grafter that lad - and all the hard work is going to pay off.
The finale to the show is shaping up to be something spectacular.
Not only will the original Take That line-up - Gary, Robbie, MARK OWEN,
HOWARD DONALD and JASON ORANGE - play together for the first
time in almost 15 years but ex-BEATLE Sir Paul is teaming up too.
A source said: "The reunion is go. Robbie is utterly thrilled about it. He's been dreaming of performing with Take That again for
years and now it's going to happen.
"Gary has spent months organising the event and is determined that it will be
memorable. He's looking forward to singing with Rob again, but landing Paul
McCartney is without doubt his biggest coup.
"They haven't decided what they are going to sing together, but something will
take shape in rehearsals today."
Rob walked out on the boy band in 1995 and had no contact with bitter enemy
Gary for the next decade.
But following 2005 documentary Take That: For The Record, the pair patched up
their differences and have recently been writing together.
Not a bad week for Robbie then.
Reality Killed The Video Star is on course to be his ninth album chart-topper
on Sunday.
It is beating JLS's self-titled debut effort by 5,000 so far, having shifted a
whopping 85,000 copies.
Maybe teetotal Rob and grafter Gaz can celebrate on Thursday night with
digestive biscuits all round?
Não concordei com que essa fã disse.
É algo privado, e tiveram muita sorte porque eles ainda foram simpáticos e disseram olá qdo chegaram.
Notava-se que a emma não estava á vontade com os fãs!
Eu já me contento com as fotos que sairam na entrada para a igreja
-gaz20
Estou totalmente de acordo contigo. Eu até acho que aquele monte de fans à porta da igreja já foi um pouco demais....Acho que poucos artistas teriam levado isso na boa como fez o Mark. O casamento foi uma coisa tão intima....acho que estava mais gente fora da igreja do que dentro......
Eu penso que isto de ser fã também passa por respeitar os artistas. É lógico que todas nós queremos estar pelo menos uma vez assim bem pertinho deles, mas também temos que pensar na sua privacidade.
Parece que após o casamento os Take That tiveram que ser "salvos"
Take That had to be rescued by the Royal Air Force (RAF) yesterday.Gary Barlow, Jason Orange and Howard Donald were left stranded after bandmate Mark Owen’s Scottish wedding to Emma Ferguson due to freezing fog engulfing Inverness Airport, prompting the military unit to step in.
After all planes were banned from taking off or landing at Inverness Airport, RAF Lossiemouth at nearby Morayshire offered their 17-seater Lear Jet for the ‘Greatest Day’ hitmakers.
A source said: "They must have only had a few hours sleep. The last thing they needed was their flight getting delayed."
The band were driven to the RAF base, 34 miles away from Inverness Airport, and they were met by military police at the gate, and underwent stringent security checks before being escorted to their private plane to fly home.
Mark and Emma – who have two children, Elwood, three, and Willow, 11 months – married in front of 50 guests at Cawdor Church, just outside of Inverness.
Although former bandmate Robbie Williams failed to attend either the ceremony or reception at Cawdor Castle, other guests are said to have included Coldplay rocker Chris Martin and his wife Gwyneth Paltrow.
o Destak falou hoje no casamento....mais vale tarde do que nunca
GARY Barlow reckons more artists will launch their own record labels after he and Amy Winehouse took on the big guns.
Gaz, whose Children In Need bash will take
place at London’s Royal Albert Hall on Thursday, has classical babe
Camilla Kerslake on his Future label.
And Wino, 26, signed her goddaughter Dionne Bromfield, 13, to her Lioness set-up.
Gary told me: “You’re going to see more singers start record companies, like me and Amy have.
“It’s a way to get new artists some guaranteed exposure.”
While he’s so busy, Gary won’t be going wild by signing up hundreds of acts.
He
explained: “I’m not looking to sign anyone other than Camilla right
now.At most, I’ll work with one artist every other year in Take That
downtime.
“I want to be there for whenever she needs advice.”
Camilla, 21, whose album is out on November 23, has been teaching Gary about the workings of the classical world.
He admitted: “She’s really opened my eyes, particularly to the production levels involved.
“In
this day and age a lot of No 1 singles are made in people’s bedrooms.
That’s great but one of the nice things about classical music is you
need to take that bit of care on it – you can’t really make it on the
cheap. It’s very luxurious.
“I’ve started buying a few classical albums for pretty much the first time.”
The classy 38-year-old denied rumours that his band will be performing at Glasto 2010.
Gary said: “There’s no truth in us playing Glastonbury – we prefer to do our own shows.
“I don’t see us being part of that festival scene, it’s just not us.”
Take That release their Circus Live DVD on November 23.
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carina,será k a versão papel tb saiu?? do DN, isto é.
-sofi
Sinceramente não sei dizer....talvez tenha sido só a versão online.....
o Diário de Noticias também deu destaque ao casamento do Mark!!! Nem queria acreditar..
O elemento da boysband britânica casou-se com a namorada de longa data, Emma Ferguson.
Longe
vão os tempos em que Mark Owen provocava colapsos e desmaios nos
milhares de fãs que seguiam religiosamente todos os passos dos Take
That. Aos 37 anos, o cantor casou-se com a namorada de longa data, Emma
Ferguson, de quem está noivo desde 2006 e com quem já tem já tem dois
filhos, Elwood Jack, de três anos, e William Rose, de um. A cerimónia,
privada e restrita a um pequeno grupo de familiares e amigos íntimos,
entre os quais os restantes elementos dos Take That, aconteceu num
romântico castelo do século XIV, famoso pela sua ligação a uma das
maiores obras literárias de sempre, MacBeth, de Shakespeare. A ausência
mais notada da cerimónia foi precisamente Robbie Williams, ex-Take That
e amigo de longa data de Mark Owen.
Eles estão todos tão giros.....a roupa que eles vestiram faz-me lembrar a shine
