The Spice Girls have re-signed contracts with Pepsi.

The soft drink company has decided to rennovate their 1 million pound contract for 500,000 pounds more. This will be Pepsi's new ad campaign for 1998.

The Spice Girls are expected to contribute a track to the Pepsi cd.

The Spice Girls have signed deals with Cadbury, Walker Crisps, Pepsi, Polaroid, and Elida Faberge to sponsor them while on tour.

The girls will appear in ads for the companies, and will advertise "Spice Girls-themed" merchandise.

Amist rumours of a split, the Spice Girls showed fans how "together" they are by performing an impromtu concert on the balcony of their Rome hotel.

The Spice Girls are ready to turn plastic!

The girls will release dolls of themselves in time for Christmas. The dolls will be released in the UK, no USA dates of release have been mentioned.

After the Spice Girls asked Spanish fans not to take pictures, they booed the girls.

"SpiceWorld" hasn't sold as hotly as expected.

The Spice Girls have just recently broken ties with manager Simon Fuller, and critics claim it might be their worse move yet as sales of the sophmore album make a slight impression on the charts.

Critics claim it'll take a mastermind move from a manager to help bring tha album out of the "slums".

According to MTVEurope, the Spice Girls are the Best Group.

The Spice Girls won the Best Group award at the MTV European Music Awards.

"SpiceWorld", the follow-up album and soundtrack to movie, "SpiceWorld", is released in the UK today!

Prince Charles has arrived in Johannesburg from Lesotho on the 3rd stage of his eight day tour of southern Africa.

During a photocall, for the press, the Prince and Mandela where joined by the Spice Girls.

Mandela said: "These are my heroes."
Prince Charles said: "It is the second greatest moment in my life. The greatest was the first time that I met them."

The Spice Girls took part in a charity concert in honor of Prince Charles' visit. Charles and Prince Harry joined vice-president Mbeki for the event.