Lily Allen: Living Dangerously

Lily Allen: Living Dangerously

by Martin Howden (Author)

Synopsis

She's feisty, she's talented and she's the star everyone's talking about. Lily Allen exploded onto the UK music scene in 2006 with her infectious debut single "Smile". Originally touted as a female version of The Streets, Lily's stunning voice and honest, quirky sound has guaranteed her a place in the charts - and her party-loving lifestyle has made her a darling of the tabloids and weekly celeb magazines. Lily made her rapid ascent to pop stardom through MySpace.com, where she boasts an incredible 100,000 friends. The brutally honest Londoner is always quick to tell fans exactly what she thinks, from boasting about public rivalries with fellow celebrities to talking frankly about drugs. Despite her quirky street style and loud mouth, however, she remains something of a living contradiction. Born to actor father Keith Allen and producer mother Alison Owen, Allen enjoyed a privileged upbringing at private schools, and even got a part in one of her mother's films before launching her music singing career.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 288
Publisher: John Blake Publishing Ltd
Published: 01 Aug 2007

ISBN 10: 1844544370
ISBN 13: 9781844544370

Author Bio
Martin Howden has been interviewing celebrities and writing showbiz news and reviews for six years and is currently an editor at World Entertainment News Network Ltd. Martin grew up in Aberdeen, Scotland, and moved to London in 2001 to study journalism at the London College of Printing. He currently lives in Notting Hill - where he spends most of time haggling for bargains in independent music and film shops.