What a shame….not! Angellica is a lovely girl, but a singer she is not.

Tonight BBC presenter Angellica Bell found herself in the bottom three acts for the THIRD time. After performing their song for a second time Ray Stubbs, Colin Murray and Angelica Bell faced the judges. Each judge chose a different contestant but Richard Parks vote carried and he saved Richard Parks. The students gave Angelica and Colin two votes each, so the decision went back to the public vote. Colin polled the highest and so he has remained in the Fame Academy and is one step closer to the final. Here’s hoping he has a better song tomorrow night!

Angellica Bell (born 24 March 1979) is a British television and radio presenter. She joined CBBC in May 2000, after receiving a BA Honours degree in Politics. Not only has she presented CBBC, she has also presented several of its shows, including Xchange, 50/50 and Short Change. She also presented EastEnders Xtra. A cellist and pianist, she has also co-presented BBC Radio 3’s Making Tracks programme for children.

She presented Holiday Hitsquad, the BBC travel programme formerly known as Departure Lounge. She has run the London Marathon and the Great North Run.

In 2005 she appeared as the Genie alongside Jeff Brazier in the pantomime Aladdin in Chatham.

On 30 November 2006, Bell announced she was leaving CBBC on 1 December 2006.

Since leaving the continuity links for CBBC, she has filmed in Senegal and Saint Lucia for a half-hour special for CBBC on the abolition of slavery, to be broadcast in March, 2007. She will also appear on a new programme for BBC1 called The Great British Village Show, with Alan Titchmarsh and James Martin, to be broadcast in the spring. Read more & comment »

The BBC and Comic Relief today announced the names of the 13 celebrities set to surprise the nation and go head to head in the definitive, celebrity singing competition.

The celebrity students are:

Angellica Bell (presenter)

Colin Murray (Radio 1 DJ, TV presenter)

Fred MacAulay (DJ, broadcaster)

Linda Robson (actress)

Mel Giedroyc (comedienne, writer)

Miranda Hart (comedy actress)

Ray Stubbs (BBC Sport presenter)

Rowland Rivron (comedian/presenter)

Shaun Williamson (actor, Extras)

Tara Palmer-Tomkinson (personality/TV presenter)

Tim Vine (comedian)

Tricia Penrose (actress)

Zoë Salmon (Blue Peter presenter)

Regular host Patrick Kielty will be joined by Claudia Winkleman who moves over from BBC Three, to preside over the live event from Fame Academy’s new and fitting venue, the Debating Chamber in London’s County Hall.