Singer Katie Melua has little more interesting.The gorgeous singer says she wants to die in a murderous gangster film.
Katie, left, told Goss: “I’d love to move into acting. I don’t have much experience, apart from GCSE drama, but I’d give it a go.
“A film with Quentin Tarantino would be great. I’d love to get killed in one of his films.”
And we’d love to see it, Katie.
Katie Melua's 'enhanced' her upcoming album 'Secret Symphony' because of his vocal talents to interpreting other people's tracks.The 'Nine Million Bicycles' hitmaker with her fifth record features performing a number of covers alongside the Secret Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Mike Batt, and her singing improved through interpreting other people's songs.
She said: "This album was going to be my 'singer's album'. I had always wanted to do this one day; singing other people's songs brings something out of you and your voice that isn't perhaps where you would have gone vocally with your own material. It stretches you.
"As it happened Mike and I did write a couple of new ones, but the general idea was to find songs by great writers such as Ron Sexsmith on 'Gold In Them Hills' and a favourite song of mine, originally recorded by Bonnie Raitt, 'Too Long At The Fair, plus some more well known ones like 'Keeping The Dream Alive'."
The 26-year-old beauty has previously admitted he feels a "dubious" that explains how her songs are described, as she feels everyone should draw their own conclusions from them.
She explained: "I'm a bit dubious about messages in songs. Songs are just songs. When you listen to a song, you form a relationship with it. You associate it with how you feel or how you felt in the past. That's why songs mean different things to different people.
"Of course, when I write, I am influenced by my own relationships as well as the places I've been and the things I've seen. I don't sit down and decide in advance what the subject matter is going to be. Sometimes even I'm not sure exactly who or what some of my own songs are about."
British singer Katie Melua's found love again with a champion motorcycle racer.The star famously dated The Kooks frontman Luke Pritchard in 2005 after its delivery, she female photographer Lara Bloom was rumored to be associated.
Melua is now dating hunky superbike star James Toseland and his love with a photography exhibition in London recently went public.
Toseland tells the publication, "I went to see her at a recent concert, and a friend who is also a piano player in her band acted as a match-maker between us."
Melua also reveals she is looking forward to seeing Toseland in action on his bike, adding, "I like speed and I'm a bit of an adrenaline junkie. I have not seen him race yet."
Katie Melua is a very big talent and a nearly packed Birmingham Symphony Hall is an actor unlike, rock, girl, torch singer and seamlessly switching between flighty singer.
Appearing first as a disembodied voice with her hit Closest Thing To Crazy the Georgia sliced across the hall singer clear head until the end of both sexy and innocent girl next door star see split screen display.
Katie routes through to the sensitive and torch singer opened by extolling love as pain tracks such as If You Were A Sailboat, the dark and slightly sinister I’d Love To Kill You – a track from her latest album The House, The One I Love Is Gone and Call Off The Search.
German auto maker Opel for its European tour singer Katie Melua partnership with the current trend of music is trying to tap.
Katie Melua has revealed that the increase in popularity after she suffered a breakdown is.The Singer, 26, released her debut single The Closest Thing To Crazy, said that past year she was in hospital a short stay.
According to the Daily Newspaper she saying: "I've had a bit of a breakdown and been very unwell... I had to drop out for a bit.
The fact is, I just couldn't go on any longer. I knew there was something seriously wrong because I was just sitting in a chair staring into space."
Katie was the biggest-selling British female artist, added: "I was working myself into the ground."
Singer - songwriter's spokesman confirmed that he had suffered a breakdown but said that she has recovered since.
She said: "She's looking forward to going back on tour which was meant to take place last year but was postponed.
She was working non-stop for about seven years and her body just said 'enough is enough'."
