From: Fergie’s MySpace

**Check out Fergie performing “FINALLY”, with John Legend, on HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS – Dec 21st on CBS!**

The record for the longest span of Billboard top 10 hits by a songwriter has been shattered. A 12-8 climb for Fergie’s “Clumsy” (will.i.am/A&M) gives the late Bobby Troup a top 10 hits span of 66 years, five months and four weeks. The composer of one of the coolest songs of all time, “Route 66,” Troup had his first top 10 hit the week of June 7, 1941, when Sammy Kaye’s recording of his song “Daddy” debuted at No. 5 on the Best Sellers in Stores chart. Two weeks later, “Daddy” began an eight-week run at No. 1.

Troup is credited on “Clumsy” because the song samples his composition “The Girl Can’t Help It,” the title song of a 1956 film starring Jayne Mansfield. Little Richard was in the film and charted with “The Girl Can’t Help It” in January 1957.

“Clumsy” also makes chart news for Fergie, as it is her fifth top 10 hit on the Hot 100 from her debut album, “The Dutchess.” She is the first female artist to pull five top 10 hits from a debut album since Paula Abdul did it 18 years ago with a quintet of songs from “Forever Your Girl.” Abdul’s five top 10 hits from her debut album were:

“Straight Up,” No. 1 (1989)
“Forever Your Girl,” No. 1 (1989)
“Cold Hearted,” No. 1 (1989)
“(It’s Just) The Way That You Love Me,” No. 3 (1989)

“Opposites Attract,” No. 1 (1990) [Paula Abdul w/the Wild Pair]

Fergie’s five top 10 hits are:

“London Bridge,” No. 1 (2006)
“Fergalicious,” No. 2 (2007)
“Glamorous,” No. 1 [Fergie featuring Ludacris] (2007)
“Big Girls Don’t Cry,” No. 1 (2007)
“Clumsy,” No. 8 [to date] (2007)

Billboard.com

Fergie is on the cover of the December 2007 issue of Allure Magazine. I’ve added some previews to the gallery.

See them here!

Medley of Fergalicious, Clumsy, & Big Girls Don’t Cry.

From: People Magazine

Low-key lovebirds Josh Duhamel and Fergie rang in his 35th birthday Wednesday night at L.A.’s Hana Sushi.

“They were really cute, totally laid-back,” said one eyewitness, (No VIP room for these two – they sat in the main dining room just like any other couple.)

Playing the good girlfriend, the songstress even “asked if the restaurant did something [special] for birthdays,” adds the onlooker. “So they brought out some dessert for him and sang.”

A new Fergie tune titled “Pick It Up” has made its way onto the web. It is included in a new release of The Dutchess that came out in Japan. You can download it from Kevipod Music.