5 d. ago Classic Spice Girls song is now censored by radio stations over offensive lyrics

Their song Spice Up Your Life features a lyric which is unthinkable in 2025 and would see them likely cancelled if they were to release the song today.

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5 d. ago Why BBC Radio 2 has removed lyrics from Spice Girls' classic hit

Listeners notice Spice Up Your Life is not so... spicy

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7 d. ago Woke BBC bosses censor Spice Girls' iconic hit on Scott Mills' breakfast show over 'offensive' word despite band singing the line on 2019 tour

Woke BBC bosses on Radio 2 are now playing a censored version of the Spice Girls hit Spice Up Your Life. 

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3 w. ago Eurovision UK act hit back at haters in 'iconic' way and turn trash talk into 'treasure'

Remember Monday has been announced as this year's UK act in the Eurovision Song Contest and the girl band has addressed negative comments they have received online in a unique way

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3 w. ago Cyndi Lauper revealed she 'cried' after iconic song was turned into feminist slogan

Pop icon Cyndi Lauper, 71, admits she 'cried a little' when the title of her hit song Girls Just Want To Have Fun was changed and turned into a slogan for the feminist movement

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3 w. ago BBC Eurovision 2025 UK entry announced as girl band Remember Monday and fans adore song

The UK's Eurovision hopes for 2025 have been placed in the hands of a three piece girlband, and fans said their song choice was "incredible" after it was announced for the first time this morning.

Culture

3 w. ago UK's Eurovision 2025 act announced as 'genuinely brilliant' group that rose to fame on The Voice

The Eurovision UK act has been revealed as country girl band Remember Monday ahead of the 69th song contest which will take place in Basel, Switzerland in May.

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3 w. ago No kant do: Eurovision bars Malta’s entry over title’s similarity to C

Singer Miriana Conte told to change title and lyrics owing to suggestive play on Maltese word for ‘singing’ Malta’s contestant at this year’s Eurovision contest will have to change the title and lyrics of her song owing to the phonetic resemblance between the Maltese word for “singing” and the C-word, the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) has ruled.Miriana Conte, 23, will represent Malta at the five-day music event in Basel, Switzerland, on 13 to 17 May after winning the Maltese song contest last month with her song Kant. Continue reading...

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