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This time was Simon's, with over 70 songs..

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This is a video from two days ago:

Today I'm going to present you a video from Simon talking about Blue's comeback and Sister Act.

The second of a series of interviews with celebrities on their interior design preferences. We asked Simon Webbe, the successful solo artist formerly part of boy-band and currently appearing in the West End in Sister Act about his interiors style.

House or Apartment?

Apartment

Traditional interior or contemporary interior?

Contemporary

Fitted kitchen or Freestanding kitchen?

Fitted Kitchen

Traditional bathroom or Wet room ?

Both – but always ensuite to every bedroom

Neutral colours or Bold colours ?

Bold

Paint or Wallpaper?

Paint

Carpet or wooden flooring?

Wooden Floor

Curtains or Roman blinds?

Both

Central pendant lighting or halogen down lights?

Central Pendant

Radiators or underfloor heating?

Radiators

Patterned fabric or plain?

Plain

Original artwork or prints?

Original artwork

Walnut, Oak or Pine?

Oak

Favourite room in your home?

Bedroom

The favourite interior item/possession that you own?

King size Bed

"Morning birds today is the big day I can't believe it's here already whoooooops lol "

Simon Webbe

Pop singer Simon Webbe, a member of the boyband Blue and a solo recording artist as well, will join the London company of Sister Act, beginning performances May 31. It has also been announced that Sheila Hancock, who originated the role of the Mother Superior, has extended her contract for three further months in the show, through the end of August.

Webbe will take over the role of Curtis Shank, the bad-boy lover of the story's heroine, Deloris Van Cartier. As a member of Blue, Webbe has been part of a group that have sold more than 13 million records worldwide, scoring eleven Top Ten hits and four Top Ten albums in the U.K. alone. He has also released two best-selling solo albums, including the hits "Lay Your Hands," "No Worries" and "After All This Time," and he is currently working on a third. He has also appeared on numerous television shows around the world, including a run on series eight of "I’m A Celebrity...." on ITV1. Film credits include "The Truth About Love" (with Jennifer Love Hewitt) and "Rolling With The Nines." His leading role in Sister Act marks his West End debut.

In a press statement, he has commented, "I knew from the minute the curtain went up and the band kicked in that this was a show I wanted to be in. The audition process was nerve wracking of course, but it just made me more determined to get the part. I’ve performed to thousands and thousands of people with Blue, but to be playing this role, on stage at the London Palladium is going to be something else completely, and I’m honoured to be doing it opposite Patina [Miller, who plays Deloris], Sheila and this brilliant company. I literally can’t wait!"

Hancock, who is currently also appearing as a judge on the BBC's "Over the Rainbow" casting show to find an actress to play Dorothy in a new stage production of The Wizard of Oz, had originally signed to appear for six months. In a press statement, she has commented, "This is fast becoming a habit isn’t it! I’m as passionate about Sister Act today as the day we opened. Whilst it’s fair to say I’ve got a pretty busy schedule at the moment, and this is probably the last long run I’ll do, when the opportunity arose to continue performing with this wonderful company, I knew I couldn’t really turn it down. Here’s to our second summer at the London Palladium." She will only appear for five out of the eight weekly scheduled performances; patrons are advised to check when booking.

The show's co-producer Whoopi Goldberg commented, "We're so thrilled that the fabulous Sheila Hancock will continue to trade her judge's robes for a nun's habit for another three months. She is truly a force of nature and we're so grateful to have her in our production of Sister Act. And, what can I say about the delicious and talented Simon Webbe, except that we are honoured to welcome him to the family. We're so fortunate to have one of the most gifted and exciting casts in the West End and the audiences are in for a treat."

Also newly joining the company from May 31 are Jacqueline Clarke as Sister Mary Lazarus and ensemble members Lauren Appleby, Kiara Jay, Rachel John, Aaron Lee Lambert, Ellie Leah, Amanda Minihan, Grant Murphy, Nathaniel Morrison, Ashley Russell and Carrie Sutton.

To book tickets, contact the box office on 0844 412 2704, or visit www.sisteractthemusical.com.

The great thing about the West End, aside from spectacular acting, fabulous singing and astounding set designs is the amount of hot men on stage.

A host of delectable and extremely talented males have sent women (and some men) into a frenzy with their acting ability (and of course a bicep or two) and for this reason it is only fair to pay homage to our top ten West End hunks.

1) Phillip Schofield

2) Lee Mead

3) Ben Richards

4) John Barrowman

5) Ramin Karmimloo

6) Duncan James

The ex-Blue singer has enjoyed a successful run in Legally Blonde playing heartbreaker Warner. A worldwide star and a huge hit with pretty much everyone, James was fantastic on the West End stage alongside Sheridan Smith. The gorgeous singer turned actor leaves the show in a couple of weeks with fans eagerly awaiting his replacement. His shoes will be hard to fill but let’s hope the new guy is just as easy on the eye.

7) Simon Webbe

Simon Webbe will star as gangster Shank in hit musical Sister Act from 31 May 2010. A successful member of chart-topping boy band Blue, Webbe will take to the stage in his West End debut. A great singer and no stranger to the limelight, Webbe follows in the footsteps of former bandmate Duncan James who starred in Legally Blonde earlier this year.

8 ) Noel Sullivan

9) Mark Rylance

10) Daniel Boys

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