‘Sugarbabes’ singer Keisha Buchanan once thought of committing suicide.
As to why Buchanan felt this way, well that’s because her early days in the band were blighted by self-doubt and loneliness.
“I thought about ending it all, that’s how bad things were for me. It was a really difficult time and I was so, so depressed,” the Mirror quoted her, as saying.
“I went through a really bad patch when I was around 17. A lot of my friends were just incredibly mean to me and I was really depressed.
The singer revealed that one of the major reasons for her feeling so low was loneliness, as none of her friends turned up for her parties or for her group’s performances.
“I always invited my friends to the shows but they never came and they never invited me out,” she added.
Keisha said that it was her family who helped her coming out of the dilemma. “It was a difficult time. My parents would say I should go out on a Friday night but I didn’t have anyone to go out with. I had everything I wanted but not happiness. I wanted to fall asleep and not wake up,” she said.
But now she has all the reasons to be happy as the band’s new single ‘About you now’ has reached the no 1 spot on the music charts this weekend. Also, she has found a good group of friends.
“I’ve got a great circle of friends now. It’s been hard but I’m through the worst,” she said.
Sugabebe Keisha Considered Suicide! October 1, 2007
Bill Clinton Hosts Celebs for NYC Talk
After getting hundreds of pledges to tackle the world’s problems at his philanthropic summit this past week, former President Bill Clinton did what any good host would: He threw a party.
Music, celebrity and politics mixed Saturday night at Harlem’s Apollo Theatre, where Clinton was joined by Bono, Chris Rock, Shakira and Alicia Keyes for a roundtable discussion on youth activism.
Clinton called on each young member of the audience to “be a citizen servant, a giver, because we have to have a vital society,” before announcing the Clinton Global Initiative’s first youth summit, called CGI U, planned for next year at Tulane University in New Orleans.
Like the three-day Clinton Global Initiative philanthropic summit this week, the college version aims to bring together attendees to tackle global issues like sustainable development and poverty.
“What we are trying to do is make activism cool again for kids,” Rock said.
The former president and the other superstar panelists took questions from the audience before giving up the stage to performances by hip-hop artist Wyclef Jean and soulful singer Keyes.
Clinton got some laughs from the crowd when he told them he was fulfilling a lifelong ambition.
“You know, I grew up playing music, and all my life I’ve wanted to play the Apollo,” he said.
At this week’s event, participants including heads of state, celebrities and business executives made 245 pledges on efforts such as treating neglected tropical diseases, protecting forests and enabling children to go to school for the first time.
Many of the celebrities on hand Saturday night had already made promises this past week at the summit.
Shakira said she would commit $40 million to help Peru and Nicaragua through ALAS, a coalition of artists and intellectuals committed to social change in Latin America.
MTV, which is partnering with the Clinton initiative on the youth activism summit, was to broadcast Saturday’s event on several of its networks and online at its recently launched Think.MTV.com Web site.
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