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most likely.. but its an old joke... not funny.. very annoying! ;)

Its weird thinking about it.. coming from an itv show and getting more support from the bbc! She's also performing on Chatty Man, loose women and Comic relief so its not that chilled :P the only thing im miffed about is the video. my only guess is that it hasnt been finished yet? maybe having production issues with it? I cant see her doing a radio tour so close to the take that tour... although i could be wrong :P here we go AGAIN... :rolleyes: I'm grateful Radio 1 are playing the song at ALL! Because Unlike Capital fm, they've supported all of Ella's singles!

Its was added to Australian radio last week! Its been floating around #60 on itunes the past 4/5 days. I do know Ella was filming a video at the start of this month for something.. it may have been for Empire.. it may not :P Ella's Insta > http://instagram.com/p/ym_ILnE5ia/?modal=true A guy stumbled across filming > https://twitter.com/JonathanKirkby/status/562377507408990208 i guess we shall wait and see...

la la la la la :cheer:

Do you ever STOP? We all want the best for Ella but your over the top and unnecessary negativity is getting really tiredsome... <_<

How apt are the lyrics to *ahem* Mirror Man right now... You can try to change... but you've already lost your way..... why dont you hear what i say? I think i'm probably one of the few people who loves Mirror Man (the song) :wub: her vocals are always on point whenever she sings it live! Interesting to see how the video plays out. Its directed by Colin Tilley who's most recent work is the Anaconda video :o Some of his Work - http://www.directorcolintilley.com/music-videos

its like talking to a brick wall... whatever? The fact that basically everyone on this thread and on all the other Ella threads have commented on your constant negativity & needless worrying and all you can say is whatever??? :rolleyes: How about you take on board what's been said... and stop with the god damn negativity!! #rantover

That's a novel Idea :o Clearly.. judgement has already been made! Cant please them all! ;)

http://images.newsphotos.com.au/images5/Lores/97033041.jpg Delta Goodrem in L.A Sorry if posted before :P

Irish Daily Star I’ve got you babe Brian McFadden is to team up with girlfriend Delta Goodrem for their own music show on Australian TV. Despite releasing a comeback single in Ireland this month McFadden’s next move will be down under. He’s hoping to get the green light for what’s provisionally called the Brian and Delta Show. McFadden said “It would be something like sonny and Cher show. I think it could be really big†However, it’s Brian’s girlfriend Delta who’s sure to be the star of the show. The former neighbour’s actress is one of Australia’s top recording artists with her albums Innocent eyes and Mistaken Identity, entering the Australian charts at number 1. This contrasts with Brian, who is still relatively unknown for his music in oz. Insiders claim his big bonus will be the celebrity pals he can secure for their new show. The TV programme could even she Brian getting back together with his former bandmates in Westlife for a few songs. The boyband,whose last album went triple platinum in Australia, are said to have agreed to appear on the Brian and Delta show along with another pal of Brian’s, Ronan Keating. Former manager Louis Walsh is also said to be supportive by promising to supply acts like Shayne Wars and Nadine Coyle. Australian Idol winner Kildare man Damien Leith is also in the mix for the show’s first series. However, much of the magic is expected to come from Brian and Delta themselves who will also be performing hits like their duet Almost Here, which was a No1 smash in Australia. The TV show which is expected to begin in early next year, will also give Brian a chance to showcase material from his upcoming second album which has yet to find a record label. http://img92.imageshack.us/img92/3933/1002224ej7.jpg The People Bri’s Delta Swelter Singer Brian McFadden is set to propose to his girlfriend Delta Goodrem during a romantic break. The ex Westlife star has whisked Delta, 22 to Dubai along with their families. Pals say Brian 26, will ask her parents permission to pop the question. One said “Brian and Delta just get strongerâ€

That shows you how much i watch it :P It sounds the same though ;)

Here's a wee clip of what he said http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?acti...0160ADE52825854 And Brian is performing on Eurostar 2morrow on the results show at 8.30pm So Delta might be there.

Me too, my friends wanted to go there last week and i had to talk them out of it. I dont even like walking past it.

Aww So sweet. Another pic :) http://images.newsphotos.com.au/images4/Lores/97019883.jpg

Thanks a million :yahoo:

Thank you :D

Happy Christmas (War Is Over) :D gnYl3c1J-KM

Thanks anyway :) Yep i am :P It was on BBC3 around the time Delta was doing promo for Out of the blue in UK. October 04 i think. She performed the best verison of BTT i have ever heard :wub:

Does anyone know where i could find the video or audio of delta's performance on the big C? Delta performed Out of the blue and BTT - which was amazing :wub: . I have arleady checked Delta source and i have searched the official forum but no luck :cry: I did tape the performances but i have misplaced it :( Any help would be greatly appreciated :)

No problem guys :D The first performance has been uploaded on youtube Fgd_IOoqeYI

Audio of performances :D O Come All Ye Faithful Happy Christmas (War is over) & Have yourself a very Merry Christmas She was amazing.. ENJOY I have re - uploaded the files to mpeg4 format as i was having problems adding them to iTunes O Come All Ye Faithful Have yourself a very merry christmas & Happy Christmas (war is over)

:lol: I know. They must be joined at the hip :P

Another article on the Carols :D Delta force Jacqui Hocking and Fiona Byrne December 24, 2006 12:00am Australia's young diva Delta Goodrem is coming home for Christmas and she couldn't think of a better way to kick off the festive celebration than by taking centre stage at Vision Australia's Carol's by Candlelight on Christmas Eve. Goodrem will return to the Australian spotlight for the first time since the Commonwealth Games opening ceremony in March, performing at the Sidney Myer Music bowl in Melbourne before a sell-out crowd of more than 10,000. Televised live on Nine, the traditional festive gala will be watched by some 2.5 million viewers. "I can't wait to see all the Melbourne gang, and all my family and friends in Melbourne and to be at Carols, performing," Goodrem says. "Melbourne is the place where it all started for me and I love being back there." After spending the past two years working in the US, the UK and Japan, the former Neighbours star says she's thrilled to be back in Australia with her boyfriend, Westlife singer Brian McFadden, to spend Christmas and the New Year with her family and friends. And despite topping the charts with her self-penned tunes, singing Christmas carols remains one of Goodrem's favourite pastimes. "I love Christmas carols so much," she says. "If I could sing carols all year I would be a happy camper, because it is one my absolute favourite things to do. "It (Christmas Eve) is one of my favourite nights of the year. I love it when the Carols come on the TV at home. "It is so nice to be able to sing at Carols for the first time this year. I am really looking forward to the night." And the 22-year-old does have much to celebrate, having bravely endured through her battle with cancer – Hodgkin's lymphoma – diagnosed in 2003. (Goodrem's triumphant appearance at the 2003 ARIA awards was voted the most powerful moment in the 20-year history of the event). With that ordeal of illness now behind her, Goodrem has been busy working on her third album which is almost complete and scheduled for release next year. Since departing Australia she has also released a compilation of tracks from her first two albums in Japan. Titled Innocent Eyes, it features the song Flawed, written for the Japanese film Adiantum Blue, which hit No 8 in the international Japanese album charts. It's been "very busy and very crazy and all within a space of three years" she says, which explains why this festive season, Goodrem just wants to have some fun. "I want to have a very merry Christmas and be with my family and my loved ones; Brian, my mum, my dad, my brother," she says. "I am cheeky and I like to have fun. I think that sometimes people think that I am a little serious," she says. Hopefully I will be able to remind people that I sing and I play piano and that is why they got to know me in the first place http://www.news.com.au/sundaymail/story/0,...80-7642,00.html

Star does it for Delta by Cameron Adams http://www.news.com.au/common/imagedata/0,,5341472,00.jpg DELTA Goodrem's boyfriend, Brian McFadden, has joined the line-up for tomorrow night's Carols by Candlelight concert. "Being Irish, I've never been in Australia for Christmas before," McFadden said yesterday, "so I don't know much about Carols but I know it's a big show." Goodrem has given McFadden, who came to fame as a member of Irish boy band Westlife, a crash course on the importance of the event. Goodrem has worded him up on the Melbourne tradition, which she has watched on TV but never performed at. "I tried to describe how amazing all the candles look with everyone on their picnic mats with their family and loved ones," Goodrem said. "He will see for himself on the night: Melbourne looks so beautiful and the Music Bowl is amazing." Goodrem and McFadden (who will sing separately at Carols) are joined by a line up that includes Dannii Minogue, Anthony Callea, David Campbell, Daddy Cool, Marina Prior and Australian Idol runner-up Jessica Mauboy. Goodrem and McFadden will fly to Sydney early on Christmas morning to spend the day with her family. "Actually at the start I wasn't sure (about doing Carols) because that would mean not waking up at my home on Christmas morning," Goodrem said. "My fondest memories of growing up are Christmas when we would wake up and the whole house would feel magical. But I love singing carols: I want to be there and experience the atmosphere, see all the people and sing." McFadden's only live performance in Melbourne was at Goodrem's concert last year, whereas Delta's last performance in Melbourne was at the Commonwealth Games opening ceremony in March. "Melbourne holds a special place in my heart as I grew up there while on Neighbours, and so many wonderful and challenging moments were there," Goodrem said. "I am looking forward to being back there for the first time since the Commonwealth Games." Goodrem and McFadden will return to Melbourne for a poker tournament at Crown next month, playing alongside the likes of Joe Hasham. Poker fiend McFadden has given Goodrem a few tips on the game. "Delta's first tournament was a little one in Ireland," McFadden said. "She came second so that's a pretty good track record." Goodrem is planning a family-oriented Christmas day after flying in from London this week. "I'll be with mum, (brother) Trent and Brian. There'll be lots of giving, laughing, Christmas pudding . . ." Carols by Candlelight airs at 9pm on Channel 9 tomorrow. http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,2...73-2862,00.html

Delta in fine tune for good year http://www.news.com.au/common/imagedata/0,,5341342,00.jpg WHEN it comes to celebrating Christmas, Delta Goodrem remains a child at heart. Back home with partner Brian McFadden to spend the seasonal holidays with her family, Goodrem will realise a childhood dream to perform at Carols By Candlelight tomorrow night. The award-winning singer-songwriter was keeping her carol choice a secret yesterday, which was easy as she had lost her voice for most of the week because of a chest cold. "I am massively into Christmas," she whispered. "I've never got to do carols in Australia since releasing my albums because I've been away so much. It will be so special to share it with Brian and my family." The pop couple arrived in Sydney early this week after enjoying an early Christmas holiday with McFadden's family in Ireland. It was a much happier end to the year after they spent 18 months weathering scathing criticism from the British press for their relationship, which began after the breakdown of McFadden's marriage to British pop star Kerry Katona. "That has all settled down now – they've found someone else to write about," McFadden said. The proud boyfriend said Goodrem's much-anticipated third record, to be released in mid-2007, was a "much more adult album". They excitedly played a track they wrote together called I Believe Again, which has Goodrem adopting more of a Dido sound. "There's one song on there called Fever, which is a sexy, sexy song," McFadden said. "And we just wrote a song together – the first in ages – called I Believe Again. "We've both been working hard on our own albums but making sure our schedules are co-ordinated because it is important for us to spend as much time together as we can. "If we're not happy at home, we're not going to get much work done," he said. http://www.news.com.au/dailytelegraph/stor...5001026,00.html