Cathy Dennis: Last News

S Club have returned with their first new single in 20 years titled ‘These Are The Days’.The pop group – who will be embarking on a reunion tour later this year without sixth member Hannah Spearritt – have described the new track as a tribute to late bandmate Paul Cattermole, who died suddenly in April this year due to heart-related issues.The sentimental new track was written by the band’s songwriting team Cathy Dennis, Simon Ellis, Johanne Ellis and producer John Nathaniel, and arrives with a nostalgic video highlighting moments from throughout the band’s career.“We hope you love the track as much as we do, and get to reminisce with us on all your favourite moments with friends and loved ones,” S Club, formerly S Club 7, shared on Instagram. “This was a true labour of love and the experience of creating it together was so special.

S Club are releasing their first new single in 20 years as a tribute to late bandmate Paul Cattermole. The track has been written by the group’s original songwriting team – Cathy Dennis, Simon Ellis and Johanne Ellis – and producer John Nathaniel.According to The Sun, although they already had a reunion tour scheduled for later this year, the pop group had not originally planned to record any new music alongside those shows.

Naman Ramachandran S Club, the British pop group formerly known as S Club 7, are releasing a new single, “These Are The Days,” their first new music in 20 years. Performed by existing band members Tina Barrett, Jon Lee, Bradley McIntosh, Jo O’Meara and Rachel Stevens, the song is by the songwriting team of Cathy Dennis, Simon Ellis, Johanne Ellis and producer John Nathaniel. The track pays tribute to S Club member Paul Cattermole, who died earlier this year. Formed by former Spice Girls manager Simon Fuller in 1998, the single marks the group’s 25th anniversary and precedes a sold out 15-date U.K. arena tour planned for the fall, which has been renamed “S Club: The Good Times Tour” as a tribute to Cattermole by taking the name of an S Club song and a fan favorite on which he sang lead vocals.

Cathy Dennis wrote some of the biggest pop songs ever including hits by Katy Perry and Kylie MinogueBritney Spears’ 2003 hit ‘Toxic’ is a pop classic and still the perfect song that will get everyone up on the dance floor even after 20 years.  The catchy tune features lyrics like ‘the taste of your lips, I’m on a ride’ and 'I'm addicted to you, don’t you know that you're toxic’. Singing along to this pop ballad you may have imagined a certain type of person who the song is about.

Express.co.uk looks back on the vets' surprising link to Britney Spears.The Supervet has been rumoured to be the inspiration behind the singer's hit song Toxic due to his relationship with the co-writer.The veterinary surgeon was an actor in the past and had a relationship with former pop star Cathy Dennis.The former couple broke up in 2003, the same year Toxic was composed.In the song, an individual is described as a "taste of poison paradise".Noel has spoken in his book, Listening to the Animals - Becoming the Supervet, previously about his relationship with Cathy.He remarked: "Cathy and I remain good friends and I'm sad that I couldn't give her, or anyone else, what is needed in a healthy relationship."Noel is not married to date and does not have any children.He previously mentioned he would have loved to settle down, but his 16-hour working days were not wife friendly.Many viewers were left with tears in their eyes during last week's episode just minutes in.Viewers met a police dog called Trigger who was experiencing intense back pain and was visiting the Supervet to see if it could be healed.As Noel analysed Trigger's condition, the dog squealed and cried in pain, leaving fans of the Channel 4 series in tears.Noel explained to Rob that he would have to conduct three tests to see how much pain Trigger was in, and warned him it could be painful for him."I don't want to cause him pain, but I've got to document the pain and unfortunately, it's very subjective," the veterinarian remarked.As he felt for Trigger's pain points, the service dog screeched in agony and cried, trying to free himself from Noel.The Channel 4 favourite tweeted about the episode, writing: "Terrific Met Police Dog Trigger."A special boy with an

On February 9 2002, over 13 million viewers watched Will Young beat Gareth Gates to be crowned the nation's first-ever Pop Idol. With the concept of the TV talent show in its absolute infancy, nobody could've predicted what happened next. Will's debut double A-side single, a cover of Westlife album track Evergreen paired with the Cathy Dennis-penned Anything is Possible, went on to become the best-selling single of the noughties.

On February 9 2002, over 13 million viewers watched Will Young beat Gareth Gates to be crowned the nation's first-ever Pop Idol. With the concept of the TV talent show in its absolute infancy, nobody could've predicted what happened next. Will's debut double A-side single, a cover of Westlife album track Evergreen paired with the Cathy Dennis-penned Anything is Possible, went on to become the best-selling single of the noughties.

In the early 2000s, breakup bangers were a safe bet to grab headlines and strong chart positions. They came in the form of the defiant, such as Kelly Clarkson's Since U Been Gone, the snarky, like Beyonce's Irreplaceable, and in the case of Justin Timberlake's Cry Me A River, the acerbically bitter. 

Britney Spears' Number 1 single Toxic was originally meant for Janet Jackson it has been revealed.

Jokes about Sugababes' revolving door line-up aside, the trio in whatever incarnation they were in always delivered a killer album lead single, didn't they? 

The Atlas Music Group has cut a global administration and marketing deal with Memory Lane Music Group, a music publishing company named after the song co-written in 1924 by company founder Larry Spier Sr.