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lady_coco Fergie - Ben Barker People Magazine Fevereiro Jun 7, 2008 4:52 AM dirrtyhoney Fall from grace: Fergie trips over in her towering heels May 8, 2008 4:29 AM Strutting around the streets of New York a fabulous pair of vertiginous heels can be a perilous sport - just ask Fergie. The pop star took a rather embarrassing, not to mention painful, tumble as she left the Waverly Inn restaurant in the West Village last night after she lost her balance on her 5 inch peep-toe platforms. Thankfully her burly security guard was on hand to catch her before she hit the pavement. Scroll down for more... Ouch! Pop star Fergie trips over as she leaves New York restaurant Waverly Inn last night She managed to avoid a serious injury, but did walk away with a few grazes on her foot and a rather red face. Perhaps Fergie can get some tips from another gang of high-heel aficionados - the Sex and the City girls. The singer recently recorded the theme song for the upcoming silver screen release. The catchy pop track, titled Labels or Love, incorporates the show's classic instrumental theme at the beginning and end. My pumps: the star walked a way with a few grazes on her feet The 33-year-old says: "I grew up watching Sex and the City and I know a lot of my girlfriends did as well." "We felt like these characters were our friends, so to be a part of this project has been amazing." Jennifer Hudson, who plays Carrie Bradshaw's assistant in the movie, also has a new song on the soundtrack, All Dressed in Love. Smile the pain away: Fergie managed to laugh off the embarrassing - and painful - moment Source: http://www.mailonsunday.co.uk/pages/live/articles/showbiz/showbiznews.html?in_article_id=564732&in_page_id=1773 LOL! :rotfl: lady_coco 'The Dutchess' - Deluxe May 4, 2008 4:47 AM Fergie´s 'The Dutchess: Deluxe' will be released next May 27th, with four new tracks. Some people believe "Pick It Up" is out of the album, and the tracklist would be: "Labels and Love" (from 'Sex And The City' soundtrack) "Party People" feat Nelly "Clumsy" (Soulja Boy Remix) "Barracuda" (cover of Heart) lady_coco Will.i.am clears up rumors May 4, 2008 4:39 AM Fergie is not being replaced, and the end of the Black Eyed Peas is a rumor - once again. But this time the rumor was so commented by the fans that the own Will.i.am had to clear it all up today - at the BEP.com. Check his own words: hello everyone... i know people are upset about a rumor... i did not say i want to replace fergie... so please stop saying i said that... and please dont believe everything on the internet... fergie is like a sister too me... and i love her like family... becasue she is family... just like i love apl and taboo... and i would never disrespect my home or family... so thanks for the support... and just know i care about my group... and i would never say anything bad about anyone in our group... or put anyone befor any member in the peas... if i wrote of produce a song thats great "its the peas, or fergies" first... thats how i am and how i will always be... i was only giving cheryll a compliment... because she is good... nothing more than that... we would never replace taboo with micheal jackson... we would never replace apl with usher... and we would never replace me with wycleff... black eyed peas will never break up... never ever ever ever ever ever... weve been together for 15years... and weve been releasing music for 10years... and nothing will break up our family of music... and when we do solo projects it just makes our family stronger... and we are proud of fergie... and fergie is proud of us... thanks thank you guys... will.i.am http://www.blackeyedpeas.com/community/forum/713752 lady_coco Fergie´s interview for the Schaeffer Eye Center Festival May 4, 2008 4:32 AM Check Fergie´s interview for the Schaeffer Eye Center Crawfish Boil. This interview was done before the singer´s performance: Bubbling with excitement: Fergie ready to perform, eat mudbugs at Schaeffer Eye Center Crawfish Boil Fergie is perky. If you don't like that adjective, choose another one: cheerful, upbeat, bubbly, sunny, gleeful. The woman born Stacy Ann Ferguson might be a pop superstar and a trendy glamour puss, but her celebrity status doesn't make her sound haughty or bored. During a recent phone conversation, the singer is bursting with goodwill, eager to chat about her Saturday appearance at the Schaeffer Eye Center Crawfish Boil. She asks questions about the festival, a tradition in Birmingham since 1986. Fergie also says she can't wait to dig into a plate of mudbugs. "I'd like to taste some of those," she says. "I'm not afraid to get my hands dirty." Seems that the svelte solo artist and member of the Black Eyed Peas is something of a foodie. Southern shellfish doesn't daunt her, and neither do tongue-burning seasonings. "I'm a spice girl," says Fergie, 33. "I carry spices around with me on tour." Fans will tell you, however, that her artistic reputation beats anything manufactured by those gals nicknamed Sporty, Posh, Ginger, Baby and Scary. Put Fergie out front and she can really sing, as she has proved countless times on hits such as "London Bridge," "Big Girls Don't Cry," "Glamorous," "Clumsy" and "Fergalicious." Fergie has a few gymnastic tricks in her repertoire, as well, and has been known to perform one-handed walkovers on stage. These aren't cartwheels, Fergie explains, although she's not about to complain if people mislabel them. Acrobatics came into play, Fergie says, while she was performing with her bandmate in the Black Eyes Peas, William James Adams Jr. (stage name: will.i.am). "We were doing a battle during a song, and he started break dancing," she says. "I had to step up and do something. I took gymnastics when I was younger, so I tried a walk-over and found I could still do it." When paparazzi snap shots of Fergie at glitzy events in Hollywood, she's usually wearing figure-baring fashions and dangerously high stilettos. That wouldn't work on stage, she says, laughing. "Oh, no, I don't usually perform in a lot of heels," she says. "I only wear those at awards shows, when it's like the prom." Instead, Fergie says, she's all about comfort, individuality and girl power. Moms tend to bring their daughters to her solo shows -- Fergie has lots of preteen admirers who know her songs by heart -- and if she could teach them anything, she says, it would be to find happiness in their own skins. "People made fun of me when I was in school," she recalls. "I was different, and they always made fun of my clothes. But now I embrace being me. I'm not afraid to take chances." Developing a stage show and touring with her own group of backing musicians was a challenge at first, Fergie admits. "But I've pretty much gotten my sea legs now," she says. "I've always been in bands with other people, so it made me nervous. But I've gotten more experience and pushed through it." Fergie's past hasn't always been rosy -- the former child star and girl-group singer struggled with drug addiction before she found her niche with the Black Eyed Peas -- but Fergie says adversity has made her stronger. "I was a people pleaser in my younger years," she says. "I got into drugs and went to a lot of therapy. I learned healthy ways to have creative outlets." Now, in addition to her music career, Fergie designs a line of handbags for the Kipling company. She models, acts and is the spokeswoman for line of M.A.C. cosmetics, Viva Glam, that donates all its proceeds to an AIDS charity. Her 2006 debut, "The Dutchess," continues to draw listeners, and she's still highly involved with the Black Eyed Peas. But Fergie says it's about time she started working on another solo disc with her friend and producer, will.i.am. "We're planning on going into the studio this year and nurture some songs," she says. "But 'The Dutchess' is still doing well. It's got more legs than I have."

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