Music
Fergie to judge online talent show
Published Thursday, Dec 2 2010, 16:06 GMT | By Robert Copsey

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Avon Voices - fronted by cosmetics company Avon - is set to run a competition on the web to find a singer-songwriter.
The winner will be given the chance to record a professionally produced album.
In addition to the Black Eyed Peas frontwoman, the firm has also called on Natasha Bedingfield, Delta Goodrem and legendary songwriter Diane Warren to help judge the contest, which is open to hopefuls of all ages.
Anna Segatti, Group Vice President, Avon Western Europe and Middle East, said: “In celebration of Avon’s 125th anniversary in 2011, we are inviting people from around the world to come together and showcase their talents.
"For generations Avon has been empowering women to find their individual voices, tell their stories and share their dreams. Now we are asking women to find their singing voices.
“We are thrilled to have music industry legends on board to join us in the hunt for the UK’s next big star."
The final 200 contestants will be announced on November 8 next year, which is also International Women's Day.
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