In January 2008, Atomic Kitten returned to the music industry after almost four years since performing in the UK as a band.
They released their new single, Anyone Who Had A Heart on 27 January 2008, a version of Cilla Black’s 1964 hit as part of the Liverpool Number One Project. On 18 January Liz McClarnon appeared on GMTV to discuss their comeback and premiered a clip from the music video for the song.
On 19 January, Atomic Kitten returned to the stage for the The Number One Project, where they sang “Anyone Who Had a Heart”, “Whole Again” and “The Tide is High (Get the Feeling)” live. On 25 January the band appeared on GMTV, talking about The Number One Project and performed “Anyone Who Had a Heart” in the studio. Later that same day Liz and Tash appeared on Radio 1’s Scott Mills Show. The single reached number 77 in the UK Single Charts.
BBC Three has hired Atomic Kitten ’starlet’ Jenny Frost to host (although judging by the picture, she hasn’t quite got the idea of a makeunder).
So the show is called Snog, Marry, Avoid? This title sounds rubbish admittedly, and my misgivings are reinforced by the fact that particpants will be scrutinised by a straight-talking, no-nonsense computer called POD. POD stands for Personal Overhaul Device. This pretend computer will look at each person, comment, and then ask the public to comment.
So, basically, despite promoting inner beauty and all that good stuff, it’s still a series about who is better than another person. Haven’t they missed the point there?
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