RACHEL STEVENS JOINS X FACTOR, NEW ZEALAND

Former S Club 7 singer and Strictly Come Dancing star, Rachel Stevens, is revealed as a guest judge on tonight and tomorrow’s X Factor, New Zealand (TV3), starring alongside All Saints’ judge Melanie Blatt. Rachel arrived in New Zealand just a few weeks ago to surprise contestants in the ‘groups’ category when their mentor (Mel) was revealed to them along with Rachel to help her decide who to put through to live shows.

Arriving in style, Rachel was flown by helicopter to the stunning judge’s retreat in Mahurangi, 40 miles north of Auckland, where the contestants eagerly awaited the news of who their mentor and guest judge were. After their excitement of being partnered with Mel, Rachel was revealed and the groups spontaneously burst into a medley of S Club songs. S Club 7 sold over 14 million records, received two Brit Awards and their TV show was televised in 114 countries worldwide.

Rachel said; “This was my first visit back to New Zealand since we toured here as a band and it was lovely to see there’s still a lot of S Club love out there! I’m a huge X Factor fan and like lots of other people, Saturday nights are often spent ‘critiquing’ contestants from the sofa so it was great to be able to do it for real. Mel will be a fantastic mentor and has some great contestants in her team. I’ll be supporting her and the groups all the way and hope she has the winner!”

Rachel flew into New Zealand for a whirlwind 4 day trip before flying back to London and then to Paris to shoot the new A/W campaign for Next, who she continues to work with as the face of their Petite’s range.

Rachel said; “It was an exciting week and great fun to be part of the show. I got quite nostalgic seeing the young bands enjoying themselves, creating new styles and sounds. It was lovely to be part of. I had a great time in S Club and know how much they’ve got to look forward to. Being back in New Zealand, albeit briefly was a pleasure and I’m excited for Mel and for the show.”

John McDonald, Co-Exec Producer of X Factor NZ said; “Rachel was the perfect addition to help Mel with her decision and she did a great job. Her feedback was incredibly valuable to the contestants and to Mel having been very successful in a band herself. Plus she was a natural in front of the camera.”

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BLUE BACK S CLUB FOR BIG REUNION (WE DON'T)

Blue are backing S Club 7 to appear on the next series of 'The Big Reunion'.

The 'All Rise' boy band - Antony Costa, Duncan James, Lee Ryan and Simon Webbe - think the pop seven-piece, who had a string of hits in the early 2000s including 'Bring It All Back', would be the perfect group to feature on the second series of ITV2's hit reality show.

Appearing on 'Blue's 00s Pop Roulette' on VH1 - which counts down the band's favourite tunes from the early part of the millennium - Duncan hinted: ''They may actually be on next year's 'Big Reunion'.''

Lee said: ''They were a great band. I think they should be.''

The 'One Love' hitmakers think the band - who were made up of Tina Barrett, Paul Cattermole, Jon Lee, Bradley McIntosh, Jo O'Meara, Hannah Spearritt and Rachel Stevens - would be a big draw for next year's series based on the success they had in their heyday.

Antony said: ''This song (S Club 7's 'Don't Stop Movin') beat us to Record of the Year in 2001. We were winning, winning, winning, then they started beating us. They pipped us to the post.''

Lee added: ''Think how big their tours were, they were crazy!''

'The Big Reunion' - which also featured Atomic Kitten, Liberty X, B*Witched, 911, 5ive and The Honeyz - proved to be a winning formula for ITV2 earlier this year, attracting over one million viewers and spawning two sold-out tours featuring the reunited pop bands.

The groups will reportedly appear in a fly-on-the-wall spin-off show documenting their May arena tour ahead of the second series, which is rumoured to feature an all-new cast of former pop stars.

Source: VirginMedia.com

One more time, we feel the necessity to say S Club 7 is powerfull enough to create their own reality-tv program... If they come back they should do a proper event away from TV shows like 'The Big Reunion.

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WE PRESENT SCLUBILITY-CAFE AND MOVIE SPECIAL

SClubility launchs an amazing new section, SClubility-Cafe. There we are going to be uploading diverse information, articles and image collections related to S Club 7 and their different projects. To celebrate the ten years since its release, our first addition is a compilation of the different covers from S Club's movie Seeing Double, there are more than 20 different covers from all around the world, we collected the images years ago and nowadays it is practically impossible to find them online anymore. We hope you enjoy the section as much as we do. Keep checking the website as we will be uploading more special articles. We would really like any suggestion, idea or collaboration you may like to participe with, so don't doubt it twice and writte us here: sclubility.webmaster@hotmail.com

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TEN YEARS

Today, back in 2003, S Club announced that they were splitting up at the end of May. After ten years, people still want another S Club Party... Let's hope this is the year.

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SCLUBILITY KEEPS BRINGING NEW LAYOUTS

Welcome to our first new image for this 2013. This is our layout '#18 - Keep Bringing..' and it prepares us to star the summer time. This month 10 years ago S Club decided to split up, and since then, the rumours about their very desired reunion has always been in the pipeline, this time around more than ever. We'll keep bringing you the latest news about the group so stay tune and come back!

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QUICK NOTE

Wanted to write a quick entry to let you know that our official page as well as our one dedicated to Rachel Stevens have been deleted from Spain's social Network Tuenti. We would like to say thank you to all of those who followed us there, your support is greatly appreciated. There are a few reasons to explain why we did it, after three years it only reached a poorly hundred people, SClubility has been updating exclusively in english for a year and half and personally we have never liked Tuenti so... Stay tune as we're launching a new layout soon and make sure you follow us in Facebook and Twitter to find out when it's online.

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S CLUB 'THE BIG REUNION' RUMOURS

“The Big Reunion” show that airs on ITV2 just wrapped it’s first season, and bands are currently in talks for a second.
S Club 7 are rumored to be at the top of the list to reform for the second season. This year marks the 10 year anniversary since S Club called it quits, None of the members have successfully achieved the success of the band despite trys by lead singer Jo O’Meara, Rachel Stevens, Bradley McIntosh (with Upperstreet) and Tina Barrett.
Early last week, former member and Sweet Dreams My L.A. Ex Singer Rachel Stevens says that the band have been in talks, and the first member to leave Paul Cattermole, Whom is currently a member of S Club 3 said “If the others wanted to do it, I say yes. We are all in touch – so it would depend on everyone’s work schedules.”.
Through-out their 4 years career, the band achieved 13 UK-Top 10 singles, 4 Top-10 UK albums, (The bands last effort ‘Seeing Double’ secured a Top 20 position), and 4 television shows shown in 120 different countries around the world!

In our opinion, this would not be a good proper come back, S Club 7 deserve a great reunion event, not a reality TV participation. They were succesfull enough to film their own realitiy television thing..

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RACHEL AND HER SOLO CAREER

Former S Club star and WaterAid ambassador Rachel Stevens on returning to her first love – music. With modeling campaigns to front and fashion designing to get her teeth stuck into to, music has had to take a back seat in Rachel Stevens’ life. But after an onstage revival recently whetted her appetite, the ex-S Club lovely and Sweet Dreams My LA Ex singer, 34, insists she is hopeful of returning to her first love. “I was back on stage performing a couple of weeks ago at a big Next staff party and I absolutely loved it,” Rachel told The Big Issue.

"I sang LA Ex live for the first time in years and I was so nervous beforehand. But in the end it was just like riding a bike – you don’t do it for so long but it comes back to you immediately. Singing and performing is my first love and it has definitely made me want to get back out there again.”

Detailing her strict routine as part of the My Week interview, Rachel reflected on her recent stint in Ethiopia as part of her ambassador role with Water Aid and also insists that she is finally starting to learn the elusive tricks of motherhood. She said: “My time in Ethiopia was overwhelming at first and very emotional but at the same time quite uplifting. We visited two rural projects and one in the slums. “In the first site, where the water well hadn’t yet been installed, there were hundreds of children in this small area that had to walk miles for access to clean water and who couldn’t go to school because they had to look after sick family members, but all of them were so positive. It put things into perspective for me.”

On juggling a hectic work schedule with being a mum, Rachel added: “The first three months of being a mum were crazy. Knowing that you have complete responsibility for this tiny little person is daunting, but it has got easier with time.”
To read the full interview with Rachel Stevens buy this week’s Big Issue, on sale now. Source: Lovely Rachel

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JON LEE'S NEW VIDEO FOR MY FATHER'S SON

Jon Lee has just released his debut music video 'My Father's Son' from his sophisticated debut album 'Fallen Angel' which is OUT NOW and you buy it by cliking here. "Here you go!"

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RACHEL CONFIRMS S CLUB 7 COULD BE REFORMING

S Club 7 could be reaching for those stars all over again.

The poptastic-group want to make all their dreams come true once more with their very own Big Reunion-type comeback.
Revealing there ain’t no party like an S Club party, Rachel Stevens told DigitalSpy.co.uk: “We met up not long ago and we talked about it and we still are talking about it.  “We are all in the same head space, talking about how special it was and we do all want to celebrate what we had. So it’s definitely a possibility.”
S Club were huge in the late 1990s and early 2000s – scoring 11 top ten hits and four number one singles.
Rachel, who went on to enjoy solo success, has recently taken time off the showbiz scene to have a baby girl. She’s now back fronting Water Aid’s partnership with Belu to provide people in Africa with clean drinking water. After returning from Ethiopia, Rachel said: “It sounds a cliché but it did make me realise how lucky we are. They have to drink dirty water – which will make them ill – just to survive.”

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