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Girls Scream Aloud

Girls Aloud are set to star in a Scary Movie style spoof horror film, which they're writing themselves.

Nadine Coyle told The Sun: "We're all very big horror fans. But we can't actually do a real horror film as it would be an 18 certificate and a lot of our fans wouldn't be able to watch it."

Nicola Roberts added: "The script is still in the early stages but one of the most important ideas is that Girls Aloud are not portrayed as mindless bimbos. In our film the girls will come out on top but there will be a twist."

Fellow pop stars the Spice Girls and SClub have both released movies, and the Girls Aloud film could help the girls crack the American music scene.

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Girls Aloud swear on Radio

Nicola Roberts of Girls Aloud is in trouble after swearing on a live radio programme. Her language caused a number of complaints to Brighton's Southern FM.

During the station's breakfast show she was asked about the hospitality at the hotel the band were staying in.

She replied: "The hotel's like Fawlty f***ing Towers. They even have a bell in reception, just like the one in that show."

The girls then admitted they had spent the evening annoying staff by constantly ringing it, says The Sun.

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Jump track listing and cover

The track listing for Girls Aloud's latest single 'Jump' has been revealed, as has the artwork.

The single will also feature on the soundtrack to Hugh Grant's latest Film 'Love Actually, which is opening later this month.

Track listing CD1:

1. Jump
2. Girls Allowed
3. Grease

Track listing CD1:

1. Jump
2. Love Bomb (Album Version - UK Bonus Track)
3. Jump (Almighty Vocal Mix)

Lyrics to Jump

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Cheryl Tweedy found guilty

Girls Aloud singer, Cheryl Tweedy, was found guilty of assault by a jury yesterday.

Cheryl was ordered to pay court costs of £3,000, as well as damages of £500 to lavatory attendant Sophie Amogbokpa. Cheryl will also have to perform 120 hours of community service as part of her sentence.

Cheryl Tweedy said that she was “stunned and disappointed” after the jury found her guilty, though she is said to be relieved that the whole ordeal is over. However, Judge Richard Haworth has criticised Tweedy for showing no remorse for “an unpleasant piece of drunken violence”.

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Girls Aloud film new video

Girls Aloud spent Monday at Addington Palace in Croydon, shooting their next music video. The video is for their next single 'Jump' which is a former Pointer Sisters’ hit.

The video sees the girls dancing through the rooms at the historic mansion and even includes a Hugh Grant lookalike. Clips from Hugh Grant's new film, Love Actually, which also stars Martine McCutcheon, are seen in the new video. The new single, Jump , should be released in early November.

Lyrics to Jump by Girls Aloud

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