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Dido FilmographyMovies2004: Maxim Hot 1002004: The Rise of the Celebrity Class 2004: Brit Awards 2004 2003: MTV Europe Music Awards 2003 2002: Brit Awards 2002 2001: MTV Europe Music Awards 2001 AwardsThere is no award to her credit.Dido and Sol CampbellSexy singer DIDO has found love with ENGLAND soccer star SOL CAMPBELL. The THANK YOU hitmaker, 32, split from record company boss FERDIE UNGER-HAMILTON last year, while ARSENAL hunk Campbell, 30, ended his relationship with SIENNA Miller's step-mother KELLY HOPPEN |
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Dido's 'dirrty' song
Dido is penning a special song for Christina Aguilera. The mild-mannered singer, who wrote hit, 'I'm Not A Girl, Not Yet a Woman' for Christina's rival Britney Spears, has been asked to write a track suitable for the 'Dirrty' singer - who is trying to tone down her raunchy image. The as-yet-unnamed single, which will be included on Aguilera's third album due out later this year, has been described as "retro" and "gritty".
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She was linked with Bob page, a lawyer. The marriage is already broken up. DIDO has found love with ENGLAND soccer star SOL CAMPBELL
In the UK's biggest simultaneous screening - across at least 30 TV stations - 20million music fans watched the star-studded line-up perform the new version of the 1984 classic 'Do They Know It's Christmas?'. At least a third of the population watched the film - broadcast at 5.55pm exactly - after the tapes were given to off-list satellite stations as well. The sexy singers join a star-studded line-up of Coldplay, The Darkness, Noel Gallagher, Damon Albarn, Travis and Jamelia to re-record the 1984 charity record 'Do They Know It's Christmas? Beverly, who says she remembers the original fundraising event, which raised money for Ethiopian famine victims, said: "To think 20 years later, I'm going to be involved in that same project because the problem has not gone away is harrowing to say the least."