Susan Boyle Dress for Sale at Sellebrity.org.uk

Susan Boyle has donated a dress to The Prince’s Trust, which is being auctioned on www.sellebrity.org.uk now!!! Subo wore the dress when performing on the Ana Rosa show in Madrid during February 2010. It was exclusively designed and made to measure by British designer Suzanne Neville.

It’s a wonderful piece and through this donation Susan is Watching Over young people in need. The organisers of the auction really hope that fans will wildly bid for this unique item, pre-owned and loved by the inimitable lady herself. In doing so, they will do Susan Boyle proud by raising vital funds to help disadvantaged young people into work, education or training. If that is achieved, she will be passing on her fearlessness to dream about something other than the lot life has handed you.

Please visit www.sellebrity.org.uk to take a look, and make a bid, for a chance to own this wonderful piece.

The auction ends on Monday 5th December.

Paul O'Grady and Susan Boyle

Here’s a photo of when Susan met Paul during an interview for Paul O’Grady’s Radio 2 show.

The show airs today – Sunday November 6th at 5pm and can be heard live online at http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b016vv0r. If you are outside the UK, you’ll be able to download the interview in a very special podcast after the programme, which will be ready by 7pm GMT on Sunday.

All details will be online during Paul’s show at: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b016vv0r

This Friday at 9pm, ITV will be airing the document Susan Boyle: An Unlikely Superstar. The presenter, Osca Humphreys, spent three months with Susan, which I am told has resulted in a truly personal view of Susan and her life. The documentary is an hour long and during the filming Susan openly talks about her hopes and fears, her fans, and  what her ideal man would be like. She admits that she is sometimes lonely:

“I would be lying if I said otherwise. I often say how lonely I am. You feel it sometimes at night. You just hope the job that you’ve got wins you new friends and maybe one day that vital person.”

Last Sunday, Susan was exclusively interviewed by Eleanor Mills for the  Sunday Times Magazine. Susan talked about her life and a recently found fame.

Susan has also been interviewed by OK! Magazine, which  is out from today (1st November) in the UK.

In addition, Susan has appearances planned in the US. She has flown to New York to perform on The View and The Today Show, then its off to LA to meet up with her friend and supporter Piers Morgan, to be interviewed by him on his CNN show.

After that, Susan is off to Australia to perform on The X Factor and meet fans, and maybe, fingers crossed, get chance to do some sightseeing.

Dates for your diary:

• Friday 4th November: Susan Boyle: An Unlikely Superstar, 9pm ITV1
• Sunday 6th November: Sunday Mirror Interview
• Sunday 6th November: Paul O’Grady BBC Radio 2 Interview
• Sunday 6th November: Susan Boyle: An Unlikely Superstar (repeat), 5pm ITV1
• Monday 7th November: Someone To Watch Over Me release date
• Monday 7th November: The Alan Titchmarsh Show, ITV1
• Monday 14th November: Big Issue Susan Boyle interview published

The song will be on Susan’s forthcoming third album, Someone To Watch Over Me, which is out on November 1st.

Susan said of the song: ”Well it was first made famous by the Righteous Brothers during the 60′s.

“It’s about a broken relationship, but it’s a love song. I really like the different arrangement of this version. I’m sure people will see the name and think ‘Oh that again!’ But this one’s totally different and is quite surprising.”

Knickerbocker.tv are currently making a new documentary series about celebrities and their superfans.

It’s an observational documentary where they would potentially follow fans going to gigs, book signings, hotels etc in quest of their idol. They’re looking for Superfans who are fairly dedicated, have memorabilia and go to lots of concerts and public engagements. Does this sound like you or do you know someone like this? If so, Andy Merry from Knickerbocker would love to have a chat with you about the show.

You can email Andy here:  andy@knickerbockerglory.tv or give him a call on 0208 7406300

Here is an audio clip of Susan Boyle singing Enjoy the Silence which will be appearing on her new album “Someone to Watch Over Me”.

Susan will be interviewed on  BBC Radio 2 by Paul O’Grady on Sunday 6th November , 2011 – the day before her album is released. Paul will be playing previews of songs every weekend in the run up to the album release and he will also be interviewing Susan

In a world exclusive, listeners will be able to hear the track Return this Sunday 2nd October, 2011 between 5pm and 7pm GMT and in addition there will be exciting news about future songs.

If you would like to ask Susan a question or send a comment for Susan, email paulogrady@bbc.co.uk for the chance to have it asked live on air.

The cover of Susan Boyle’s new album was revealed today. Susan is staring directly at the camera with a hint of smile, and she is wearing a smart purple wool coat, a black top and sapphire drop earrings.

The album, called Someone To Watch Over Me, which is scheduled to be released on November 1st, is now available to be pre-ordered on Amazon for delivery on November 1st.

Susan sang a track from the album, You Have to Be There, on America’s Got Talent a couple of weeks ago.

The film crew have been filming Susan since January, and included in the footage is backstage before her performance on China’s Got Talent and recording the charity duet I Know Him So Well with Peter Kay.

A source told the Daily Record: “Despite the fact she’s had this enormous success in record sales, she wanted to show her fans she’s still the same Susan.

“She still lives in the same house and has a normal life.

“Since the beginning of 2011, she has been filmed for a fly-on-the-wall documentary about her life.”

The program will be aired on ITV1 just before the release of her new album Someone to Watch Over Me on November 7th.

The track has an excellent pedigree. It was written by Benny Andersson and Bjorn Ulvaeus and is taken from the Swedish musical that they wrote, called Kristina.

Good luck with the single, Susan, but you won’t need it. It will be a massive hit. And whilst you’re singing Abba songs, why not sing “Story of a Heart” that Benny Andersson wrote a couple of years ago. I think that would be a massive hit for you too.

Susan Boyle appeared on the semi finals of America’s Got Talent yesterday night, and gave an exclusive stunning live performance of “You Have to Be There”, a song which appears on her forthcoming new album. She sang against an orchestral backing and gave a most passionate performance.

Susan was visiting America solely for the purpose of singing on America’s Got Talent and she was well received by the appreciative audience.

Susan said of her performance: “”I’m so pleased the audience enjoyed the song. I really loved performing that big number. I was also a little nervous introducing something new. America’s Got Talent - it’s where I started with my first album, so it was wonderful to be back and for the support.”