Censoring the Spice Girls suggests that it is not the old music that needs to change. It is our thin-skinned, oversensitive modern world where racism, homophobia and ill intent are seen where they ...

Ice Spice is the definition of new Hip-Hop coming out of New York City, the birthplace of one of the biggest music movements in recent history. Since she first caught the nation's attention three ...

Beyond music, Ice Spice has gained mainstream attention through her association with Taylor Swift. She was featured on Swift's remix of "Karma" and even performed on three dates of the Eras Tour ...

No one has complained about the lyrics, and a music insider told The Sun: “Spice Up Your Life is a piece of pop music history - it’s baffling that the Beeb have decided to censor it.

The Spice Girls' '90s hit 'Spice Up Your Life' has been censored on a number of radio stations. The 'Wannabe' hitmakers — Mel B, Melanie C, Emma Bunton, Geri Horner, and Victoria Beckham ...

Lesser known than the Caribbean’s holiday giants, St Vincent’s profile has been boosted with the opening of a new ...

Spice Girls at the Billboard Music Awards at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, 8th December 1997. CREDIT: Vinnie Zuffante/Getty Images Rumours about the group reuniting have been circulating for years ...

However, a controversial line in the song has led to the track now being censored by numerous radio stations. The original lyric read: “Yellow man in Timbuktu. Colour for both me and you ...

This comes after Mel recently told Rebecca Judd of the girls' plans on Apple Music 1, saying: "There has to be something befitting of 30 years since Wannabe. "Once a Spice Girl, always a Spice Girl.

Viral girl group Sweet Love, who have the backing of the Spice Girls, tell ContactMusic.com they are here to get girl groups back in the charts. The four-piece - comprising Honey, Jasmine ...