According to Geri Halliwell, Melanie B stopped the Spice Girls’ reunion from happening in 2005.
The Spice Girls topped a poll for Yahoo! Music for the band people would like to see reunite the most.
While the Spice Girls promoted feminism, it was more like fun feminism.
To Mel C, the Spices stand as a positive alternative to the negativity that music has seen in prior years to the Spice Girls.
Melanie C sees herself as the "plain one" of the group. She also says that the girls are "not beautiful, and that is something we're proud of."
Much of the Girl Power angle came from Geri.
To make herself seem more exotic, Geri would say that she was born on a plane or that her family kept sheep in a garden, or anything to set herself apart.
Victoria says that even though she is the "Posh" one, she is far from posh. But she says that she does love to shop.
While Emma looks totally sweet, defenseless, and innocent, she was the one who could cause the most trouble. And she is far from defenseless; she has a blue belt in Goju and taught the others the karate kicks in the video for "Say You'll Be There." As Melanie B puts it, "She gets away with murder."
With the exception of Posh Spice (Victoria Addams), all the girls in the group came from working class famalies.
Prince Harry and Prince Willian were big fans of the girls. In fact, at his boarding school, Prince Willian replaced the poster of Pamela Anerson Lee in his room with one of Emma, aka, Baby Spice.
Geri Halliwell was known as the flamboyant leader of the pack.
The girl's music is influenced by Madonna.
When Ginger met Prince Charles, she pinched him on his bum.
The Spice Girls were the biggest pop sensation since the Beatles.
Geri Halliwell was originally labeled Sexy Spice but was renamed to Ginger Spice to present an image more suitable for younger children.
Geri Estelle Halliwell was the "sexy Spice"; Melanie Janine Brown was the "scary Spice"; Victoria Adams was "the posh Spice"; Melanie Jayne Chisholm was "the sporty Spice"; Emma Lee Bunton was "the baby Spice."
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