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There have been strong hints at twitter.com/holymolydotcom that Lily is dating Muse's Matt Bellamy.
Lily Allen (June 2006 - November 2010)
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I'm watching the "Under the Skin of Lily Allen" special on 4Music, i love this girl! she seems so honest, she's also very funny! things she said to Mikita on that interview hahaha
I love the fringe and long hair on her. Wonder what she's wearing for the Brits tomorrow
I love the fringe and long hair on her. Wonder what she's wearing for the Brits tomorrow
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Lily Allen rests weary head on boyfriend after presenting and accepting NME awards, hitting the afterparty... and what looks like several hours in make-up
on 25th February 2010
With her hair back combed into a scruffy up do and her eyes caked in make-up, Lily Allen looked like the ultimate rock chick at the NME Awards last night.
The row only ended when the pair were pulled apart by their entourages, but both continued shouting, with Love labelling Lily a 'little girl' and saying 'welcome to the music industry'.
An annoyed Lily shouted back: 'Why the f*** did you say that to me?' before her builder boyfriend Sam Cooper escorted her out of the awards.
The 24-year-old star was then given the Giving It Back Fan award for her Twitter treasure hunt last year.
That's a wrap: The singer was honoured for being good to her fans, seen right leaving looking a little tired
Lily used the social networking site to leave clues for fans to where she had hidden free tickets to her shows throughout her tour.
It was then time for a quick costume change before she joined ex-boyfriend Robbie Furze and his band The Big Pink for a surprise performance for the guests at the event which took place at the O2 Academy Brixton.
Earlier, she and former Guns 'n' Roses guitarist Slash presented her new friends Muse with the award for Best British Band.
Former Guns 'n' Roses guitarist Slash and Lily on stage together
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on 25th February 2010
With her hair back combed into a scruffy up do and her eyes caked in make-up, Lily Allen looked like the ultimate rock chick at the NME Awards last night.
Time for bed: After her busy night at the NME Awards Lily Allen leaves the afterparty with boyfriend Sam Cooper
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Rock chick: Lily went for an all-black look with dark smokey eyes and messy hair as she performed on stage at the NME awards in London last night
One crew member who witnessed the incident told party hosts NME that the two singers were chatting amicably at first, before things 'turned really nasty, really aggressive and bitchy.'The row only ended when the pair were pulled apart by their entourages, but both continued shouting, with Love labelling Lily a 'little girl' and saying 'welcome to the music industry'.
An annoyed Lily shouted back: 'Why the f*** did you say that to me?' before her builder boyfriend Sam Cooper escorted her out of the awards.
Fan friendly: Lily shows off her pretty cream dress as she arrives at the event
The row was a nasty end to a triumphant night for Lily, who arrived at the event in a 60s-inspired cream dress, before going for an all-black look as she took to the stage with electro-rock duo, The Big Pink.
The 24-year-old star was then given the Giving It Back Fan award for her Twitter treasure hunt last year.
That's a wrap: The singer was honoured for being good to her fans, seen right leaving looking a little tired
Lily used the social networking site to leave clues for fans to where she had hidden free tickets to her shows throughout her tour.
It was then time for a quick costume change before she joined ex-boyfriend Robbie Furze and his band The Big Pink for a surprise performance for the guests at the event which took place at the O2 Academy Brixton.
Earlier, she and former Guns 'n' Roses guitarist Slash presented her new friends Muse with the award for Best British Band.
Strong girl: Lily picks up Akiko Matsuura of The Big Pink after their performance
Former Guns 'n' Roses guitarist Slash and Lily on stage together
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Get used to seeing Lily Allen in a posh frock... she's quitting music to run her own vintage clothing shop
on 25th February 2010
Dreams of pop stardom are still nursed by many of us old enough to know better.
But at the tender age of 24, Lily Allen has had enough - and is quitting music to run a shop.
Being Lily Allen this isn't your average corner shop. Instead, the singer and her half-sister Sarah Owen will sell a vintage fashion range for Lucy In Disguise.
Lily announced her new career today, confirming that her last gig will be on March 7 at the O2 Arena in London.
She made her announcement as she put on a posh red frock to help launch the Vintage At Goodwood festival with designer friend Wayne Hemingway.
'I'm helping Wayne out with this first of all and then I'm opening up a shop with my sister and a couple of other people and I'm really busy,' she said.
'I'm in the office every day, sourcing clothes and getting really excited about my new venture.'
Lily and her sister are busy looking for a central London location for the shop, which in a novel move will allow girls to rent clothes for a fraction of their retail value.
Fans can get their hands on Lily's first collection from a pop-up shop at the August Festival.
This isn't a completely unexpected career change for Lily. In 2007 she designed a collection of shoes, dresses and accessories for New Look called Lily Loves.
And she has a 'special relationship' with French designers Chanel - which enables her to wear their latest designs.
Lily also intends to launch a record label, music charity and website.
But it's her clothing label which has left Lily most inspired.
'I'm also doing a vintage clothes shop with my sister, it's amazing stuff that would be really expensive but we're renting it [out] for a fraction of the price, so girls can come and get dressed up for a night out and have a laugh,' she told NME.com.
And while Lily is quitting music for now, she hasn't ruled out returning to the industry - perhaps 'in five years,' she said.
Today Lily donned a vintage red ballgown as she appeared at a photoshoot to launch the Vintage At Goodwood festival, which will celebrate British music and design through the decades as a 'successor' to the Festival of Britain.
Acts such as Sixties pop singer Sandie Shaw, performing for the first time in 25 years, the Damned, the Buzzcocks and Heaven 17 will take to the stage at the event in West Sussex on August 13 to 15.
Also on the bill for Vintage At Goodwood will be veteran comic and scriptwriter Barry Cryer, plus artists including the Beat.
The event is designed to be a celebration of the music, fashion and culture of yesteryear and organisers say it will be 'celebrating five decades of British cool.'
It will feature a roller disco, a 40s-style nightclub and a recreation of the Northern Soul venue Wigan Casino, curated by aficionado Eddie Piller.
First fashion range: Lily designed the Lily Loves range for New look in 2007
And Hemingway, who has masterminded the three-day event with wife Gerardine and Goodwood estate owner Lord March, is aiming to bring 'glamour' to what he said was a 'staid' festival circuit.
Hemingway, best known for setting up the hugely successful Red Or Dead fashion label, said: 'In the last two decades of attending a myriad of festivals, I've been consistently underwhelmed by the lack of glamour, by the locations, by the scattergun approach to booking and scheduling and overall by the lack of attention to detail which has sadly not only become the standard but accepted as such.
Organisers will recreate a vintage high street and stage exhibitions about British design.
Hemingway said: 'It will be an exceptional festival, a worthy successor to the Festival of Britain in 1951 and a worthy ambassador for Britain's standing as the world's most creative nation.'
Attendance will be capped at 20,000 for the first year, but will have to expand to balance the books. Tickets go on sale today with adult day passes for £55 and weekend camping tickets at £150. Go to www.vintageatgoodwood.com
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on 25th February 2010
Dreams of pop stardom are still nursed by many of us old enough to know better.
But at the tender age of 24, Lily Allen has had enough - and is quitting music to run a shop.
Being Lily Allen this isn't your average corner shop. Instead, the singer and her half-sister Sarah Owen will sell a vintage fashion range for Lucy In Disguise.
Lily announced her new career today, confirming that her last gig will be on March 7 at the O2 Arena in London.
She made her announcement as she put on a posh red frock to help launch the Vintage At Goodwood festival with designer friend Wayne Hemingway.
Designer in training: Lily Allen is quitting music to launch her own vintage fashion store and label, Lucy In Disguise
'I'm helping Wayne out with this first of all and then I'm opening up a shop with my sister and a couple of other people and I'm really busy,' she said.
'I'm in the office every day, sourcing clothes and getting really excited about my new venture.'
Lily and her sister are busy looking for a central London location for the shop, which in a novel move will allow girls to rent clothes for a fraction of their retail value.
Festival queen: Lily's first designs will be on sale at the Vintage At Goodway festival, which she launched today with Sandie Shaw in Goodwood, Sussex
Fans can get their hands on Lily's first collection from a pop-up shop at the August Festival.
Design duo: Lily and her half-sister Sarah Owen
This isn't a completely unexpected career change for Lily. In 2007 she designed a collection of shoes, dresses and accessories for New Look called Lily Loves.
And she has a 'special relationship' with French designers Chanel - which enables her to wear their latest designs.
Lily also intends to launch a record label, music charity and website.
But it's her clothing label which has left Lily most inspired.
'I'm also doing a vintage clothes shop with my sister, it's amazing stuff that would be really expensive but we're renting it [out] for a fraction of the price, so girls can come and get dressed up for a night out and have a laugh,' she told NME.com.
And while Lily is quitting music for now, she hasn't ruled out returning to the industry - perhaps 'in five years,' she said.
Today Lily donned a vintage red ballgown as she appeared at a photoshoot to launch the Vintage At Goodwood festival, which will celebrate British music and design through the decades as a 'successor' to the Festival of Britain.
Acts such as Sixties pop singer Sandie Shaw, performing for the first time in 25 years, the Damned, the Buzzcocks and Heaven 17 will take to the stage at the event in West Sussex on August 13 to 15.
Also on the bill for Vintage At Goodwood will be veteran comic and scriptwriter Barry Cryer, plus artists including the Beat.
The event is designed to be a celebration of the music, fashion and culture of yesteryear and organisers say it will be 'celebrating five decades of British cool.'
It will feature a roller disco, a 40s-style nightclub and a recreation of the Northern Soul venue Wigan Casino, curated by aficionado Eddie Piller.
First fashion range: Lily designed the Lily Loves range for New look in 2007
And Hemingway, who has masterminded the three-day event with wife Gerardine and Goodwood estate owner Lord March, is aiming to bring 'glamour' to what he said was a 'staid' festival circuit.
Festival organiser: Wayne Hemingway
Hemingway, best known for setting up the hugely successful Red Or Dead fashion label, said: 'In the last two decades of attending a myriad of festivals, I've been consistently underwhelmed by the lack of glamour, by the locations, by the scattergun approach to booking and scheduling and overall by the lack of attention to detail which has sadly not only become the standard but accepted as such.
'We have carefully curated a celebratory festival in complete contrast to this staid status quo, that re-unites music, fashion and culture; that is unashamedly about dressing up rather than down and being comfortable rather than compromised.
'There has been nothing to date like Vintage.'
Organisers will recreate a vintage high street and stage exhibitions about British design.
Hemingway said: 'It will be an exceptional festival, a worthy successor to the Festival of Britain in 1951 and a worthy ambassador for Britain's standing as the world's most creative nation.'
Attendance will be capped at 20,000 for the first year, but will have to expand to balance the books. Tickets go on sale today with adult day passes for £55 and weekend camping tickets at £150. Go to www.vintageatgoodwood.com
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