A Jolly Good Sport

As one fifth of The Spice Girls, Melanie C had already sold 55 million records by the time she was 24, not to mention the 12 million she flogged afterwards as a solo artist. These days, things are a teensy bit harder, but the artist formerly known as Sporty reckons girl power is still alive and well

Celina Murphy, 13 Feb 2012

Mel C gives The Sea a live airing in the Limelight, Belfast (March 3) and the Olympia, Dublin (5).

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Celina Murphy

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