The Spice Girls are coming to L.A.

Will Posh host a slumber party when the Spice Girls come to town? Will Mel B., a.k.a Scary, egg Eddie Murphy's house?

On Nov. 15, the reunited troupe will perform at the Victoria's Secret fashion show at the Kodak Theater to kick off their international tour. Animal print addict Roberto Cavalli designed their tour outfits, so expect zebra thongs, cheetah bustiers and the like.

Last year, Justin Timberlake brought his brand of sexy to the event and the show is always a major celebrity magnet. If you don't have a front row seat, don't despair. It will be aired on CBS.

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This reunion was my least anticipated pop-comeback. I thought Britney/Kylie would blow me away. But they both dissapointed.... Sugababes/Girls Aloud are also dissapointing on their new cds.

So, it's up to the Spice Girls (god help us) to make this fall exciting in pop music! Good luck girls!

Posted by: chris | October 12, 2007 at 12:13 PM

and we should care why?

Posted by: Miss I | October 12, 2007 at 12:58 PM

I want them to sing Holler!! Hot Song.

Posted by: Myl | October 14, 2007 at 04:57 PM

Awesome I missed the spice girls so much!!!

Posted by: olive | May 27, 2008 at 08:37 PM

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