13 November 2008: Christmas Starts Here

The Sugababes started Christmas in style last night as they turned on Oxford Street’s Christmas lights. Performing ’Push The Button’ the girls whipped the crowd up before pressing the button themselves and illuminating London’s most famous shopping street. Click here to see them performing and chatting about the thrill of the switch-on.

10 November 2008: Keisha To Duet With James Morrison

After their devastatingly brilliant Mobo performance with Taio Cruz last month, James Morrison is the latest artist to line up to collaborate with The Babes.

Keisha will be joining James this Friday on BBC’s Children In Need where they’ll be performing his new single ‘Broken Strings’. The single itself features Nelly Furtado and naturally in the name of a good cause Keisha is delighted to take the female part for this special one off performance. Tune in to BBC 1 from 7pm on Friday Nov 14 to see what it’s all about.

Meanwhile to find out more about Children In Need head here, and if you are in the London area mid-week head down to Oxford St where The Babes will be switching on the Christmas lights and performing on Wednesday Nov 12.

7 November 2008: Sugababes play Music Industry Trust Awards

Sugababes performed at Monday night's Music Industry Trust Awards honouring Universal Music Group International chairman Lucian Grange. Sugababes performed a version of U2's classic Mysterious Ways with UK Jazz artist Jamie Cullum. Other artists to perform included Mika, Take That and Razorlight and other artists present on the night included Girls Aloud, Snow Patrol, The Feeling, James Morrison and none other than U2 themselves who presented the Universal Boss with his award.

4 November 2008: Sugababes Behind The Counter

The Sugababes today were on hand and serving customers at the brand new Boots store, Westfield, in London this afternoon.

Sounds crazy we know but it’s all in aid off the White Ribbon Alliance who will be in line for some hefty donations from Boots. It's the next stage in the Babes partnership with Boots who recently teamed up on their ‘Girls’ single by selling
the single in-store and donating a portion of sales to the charity.

And from next week (Nov 5) watch out on the TV when a Christmas Boots advert comes on….we think you’ll notice a difference as the original Ernie K Doe version of ‘Here Come The Girls’ has been replaced by the Babes killer re-worked hit single ‘Girls’.

The White Ribbon Alliance works tirelessly to prevent needless deaths through childbirth. Tragically, every minute of every single day, a woman dies during pregnancy or childbirth, with 99% of these deaths occurring in developing countries. For more info go to http://www.whiteribbonalliance.org/

29 October 2008: Sugababes hang out at Habbo Hotel this Friday

The Sugababes are dropping into the world famous Habbo Hotel this Friday morning for a virtual meet and greet with all the Habbo residents. Keisha, Amelle & Heidi will be hanging out between 11am and 1pm to chat and answer your questions. If you’re already signed up to Habbo Hotel, check in at 11am on Friday , if not head over and start creating your own profile now - it’s free and great fun.

Click here to go to Habbo Hotel.

27 October 2008: No Can Do – new single from the Babes

Hot on the heels of their smash hit ‘Girls’ and the release of their new album ‘Catfights and Spotlights’ comes the unbelievably infectious new single ‘No Can Do’ on Dec 22nd. It’s an instant winner with a funky Motown bounce that’ll have you hooked on the first listen. The girls will be shooting the new video next week.

If you haven’t already got a copy of the Babes new album, check out a clip of the new single on sugababes.com right now.