'Spice Girls' to reform for London Olympics

The girl band, 'Spice Girls' is all set for a reunion to perform at the Olympics in London, according to group member Mel B.

The 36-year-old told Triple M's hot breakfast on Sunday that she was "a really cr-liar" when host of the show pressed her about performing at the Olympics.

"I should have just said no," the Herald Sun quoted her as saying.

On being questioned earlier, about performing at a concert in London as part of Queen Elizabeth II's Diamond Jubilee celebrations, she remained noncommittal.

"I don't want to confirm or deny any of it. But we are definitely getting together because we've got our Spice Girls musical coming out this year. So I'm hoping yeah," she said.

The 'Spice Girls' was formed in 1994 and broke up in 2000.

Spice Girls reunite to design T-shirt

The Spice Girls have reunited to design a T-shirt for charity.

The 'Wannabe' girlband have teamed up with the Hard Rock Cafe to create the T-shirt, which is to help raise money for Chickenshed, a charitable theatre company that offers performance education courses for young people.

The T-shirt features a butterfly print with each of the Spice Girls' signatures.

"Chickenshed offer such an amazing range of performing arts courses and give so many young people a direction and passion for theatre, which they will keep for the rest of their lives," Mel B explained in a statement.

"As a mum I know how important it is to give kids the best possible start in life and, for that reason, this is an amazing cause that I'm proud to be a part of as it gives so many disadvantaged children a chance to change their lives for the better."

Baby Spice Emma Bunton added: "I've been a big supporter of the Chickenshed Theatre Company for a while now and it's great news that they have teamed up with Hard Rock Cafe to launch a Spice Girls T-Shirt."

The T-shirts are on sale now exclusively at the Hard Rock Cafe.
The girls recently dismissed claims that they are divided over releasing a new album.