Poll Results (February 29 - March 22)

Here are the results for the poll running from February 29th to March 22th.

Q: WHICH ONE IS YOUR FAVORITE GIRL GROUP?

Danity Kane → 37% (40 votes)
The Pussycat Dolls → 30% (32 votes)
Destiny's Child → 21% (23 votes)
The Spice Girls → 10% (11 votes)
Atomic Kitten → 1% (1 votes)

This poll pissed me off so much! Many people were coming to the site and repeatedly voting for the same group. The first day the poll was up Danity Kane had 57 votes, when the other choices had like 1, or even none! So I had to reset the poll many times until they stopped with the voting. Ok, so back to the results. I personally tink PCD is the true winner, but DK is really good too! It's so sad Atomic Kitten only got 1 vote, lol. Be sure to vote in the next poll up very soon!

The Official End of the Spice Girls!

The Spice Girls' shelf life has finally expired. What started out as plans for an 11-date comeback tour and inevitably morphed into an all-out, months-long globe-trotting phenomenon, concluded in Toronto Tuesday night, when the Girls wrapped up their Return of the Spice Girls World Tour. "Our time is up...we've come to the end of the road...there are tears of both sadness and joy," the group collectively posted in a farewell message to their website Wednesday. "Who would have though that our reunion could have turned out to be this amazing? It just shows what can grow out of an exciting thought, an idea, a hope, a dream. Yes, our reunion tour is proof that dreams do come true."

The girl-powered group—Victoria "Posh" Beckham, Melanie "Scary" Brown, Geri "Ginger" Halliwell, Emma "Baby" Bunton and Melanie "Sporty" Chisholm—confirmed the well-seasoned rumor that the Spices would be reuniting for the first time in 10 years back in June of last year, once again under the aggressively watchful eye of former manager Simon Fuller. Plans for the handful of December one-off tour dates quickly gave way to the release of a new single, "Headlines," a greatest hits album and a rapidly expanding world tour.

Earlier this month, however, amid a flurry of mostly U.K.-generated headlines that hinted at discord within the Spice world, the girls announced that they would be cutting the tour short, backing out of previously announced dates in Australia, China, South Africa and Argentina, citing family commitments. However, in the message to fans posted today, the Girls took time out to thank their loyal fanbase for sticking by them and coming out to support them after such a long absence. "We have been lucky enough to have shared it with the most loyal fans in the world," they wrote. "Ten years on, you came back still wanting more...and it looks like we made some new friends along the way. You have inspired and ignited us with each show, the 47 that we performed, each time was amazing, and it is thanks to you."

While the Spice Girls offered no hints at whether a second reunion may someday take place—perhaps because Halliwell announced earlier this month that "this is the last time you will ever get to see the five Spices on stage as one"—they did implore the legions of Spice fans both old and new to continue fighting the good, girl-powered fight. "We look to the future with hope and imagination and let Girl Power live on through all of you as it will continue in us and the future generations to come," they said. "We hate goodbyes, but sadly the time has come to take our final bow, so maybe our song says it best: 'Goodbye my friend / It's not the end / So glad we made it / Time will never ever change it.' "

Spice Girls End World Tour?

Here's some shocking news! The Spice Girls' comeback world tour will wrap up at the end of this month and show dates have been canceled in Australia, China, South Africa and Argentina. "Sadly the tour needs to come to an end by the end of February due to family and personal commitments for Emma, Geri, Mel B, Melanie C and Victoria," the group said in a statement. They also said: "We've had such an amazing time over the past three months. It's been incredible being back together and seeing our fans again. We want to thank everyone who came to see us. It was all so mad the first time round, so we've really been able to appreciate it properly this time…Really sorry if we didn't get to see you this time round." This is a complete shocker since I thought the girls were doing a fabolous job with touring. I just hope this does not mean the end of the girls, and hopefully they can go on with recording very soon...