It is not every day that Singapore get to see so many international stars, all in one day.
Mon, 28 Sep 2009 08:04:57 GMT
Stars sizzle at Singapore Grand Prix
It was raining stars in Singapore as heavyweight punchers such as Gwen Stefani and Black Eye Peas waltzed round the race course to send the event into a real glitzy frenzy.
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