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Michael Auger, Richard Hadfield, Jamie Lambert, Matthew Pagan and Thomas J Redgrave happily stripped to their boxers and beyond for a photo shoot for the Attitude magazine Awards issue. The raunchy shoot is for the first national British gay magazine Attitude, and openly gay band member Jamie reveals that he didn't even feel confident enough in his own body to start dating when he started university.

The year-old said that he doesn’t want to be known as ‘the gay one’ in the group as it is “only an aspect” of him. Last month, Collabro’s Thomas Redgrave revealed that he has a penis piercing, and said that his bandmates are “weirdly” keen to see it. The former BGT winning group - comprising of Michael Auger, Richard Hadfield, Jamie Lambert, Matthew Pagan and Thomas J Redgrave - can be seen striking seductive poses in their underwear in the.

RICHARD HADFIELD, THOMAS REDGRAVE and Matt are all loved up with serious girlfriends. Michael teased: “I say to the guys all the time that I don’t know how their girlfriends have stuck with. Their debut album Stars hit the top spot and the follow-up, Act Two hit No. They certainly have a lot to be proud about and it seems that their bodies are included on that list.

Unlike the cheeky celebrities exposed with their body doubles in our picture gallery, the pop-opera superstars have no qualms about letting it all hang out for the cameras. Michael certainly seems to have no problem adoring himself in the mirror but, despite being chart-topping pop stars with thousand of adoring fans, some of the lads reveal that they have suffered from serious body image issues.

My diet improved and my self-esteem got better. Collabro have been shot for the Attitude Awards issue available to download now and in newsagents of your choice. Although the legendary singer passed away in , his legacy lives on in in his countless classic recordings. Kelly, as well as providing the male vocals on six Chic albums. It would be difficult to find anyone who knew Vandross better.

I was in his first vocal group called The Shades of Jade. His sister Anne lived across the street from me in the Projects low income public housing and a girl I went to church with introduced me to him. I knew him his entire life.

But just as much as his incredible voice, and the emotions he could draw from his fans and fellow singers Fonzi also remember how much laughter there was when Luther was around. It is something that had previously been unreleased. The performance that Luther did for the demo had never been heard since.

So the first time I ever heard it Frankie Crocker, who was a big DJ on New York radio, played it on the radio and it was just this slow sort of really, really cool thing happening and [sings the beat], that Luther did in the beginning and it just became really his signature song. One of my favourite stories about Never Too Much is that Luther had been a very prominent back-up singer, but he was shopping for a deal.

I know in the first package of songs he had was Never Too Much and Sugar and Spice, and, the thing is, people were loving the, loving the music. I think it was really because he wanted to have artistic control, he wanted to write and produce everything himself. I think that Mariah Carey had come very much into her own at the time and I think that the record company present at that time, Tommy Mottala, had been speaking to Luther.

Luther had suggested the duet between he and Mariah Carey because of course, Endless Love was a huge hit for Diana Ross and Lionel Richie and so it was a perfect — like a sort of Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire dance, you know, between Mariah and Luther. It was very exciting. Mariah is such a terrific vocalist and Luther, he just sort of bobs and weaves around her and it is just, it is one of the best things ever.

He said she came to the studio, he said she was extremely professional, he said they sang really well and that she was a sweetheart.

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He said it was one of the best experiences of his life, singing with a singer who was a young woman but she was already very skilled and understood the music. It was early on in her solo career but she did held her own and Luther was always so amazing with singers because he also is a director. Down the street from where I live was the Hit Factory where Luther was, at that time, doing most of his recordings.

Luther lost his Dad to diabetes when he was only eight and on some level it is a true story because his father used to scoop him up in his arms and he and his mother and father used to dance around. However, unexpected guest Patti Labelle, 71, truly stole the show! Both ladies showed off their incredible range, and Tamar even apologized to K.

The two singers are longtime rivals, and have fought on social media over the years over a variety of topics including physical abuse, namecalling and even wigs. However, they put their differences aside to unite for this incredible performance! As Tamar told Entertainment Tonight about K.