Part-time model, Amy Anselle, 23, has been crowned Miss Flavour 2011 at a star studded party at the Cafe De Paris London.

Speaking to Flyer, the French born model said: “It was really emotional when my name was read out. It has been a very long day of rehearsals and I’m just relieved to have won.”

Amy did however face some stiff opposition.

Judges deliberated for over half an hour before Amy’s was revealed as the winner.

As well as appearing on the front cover of Flavour Magazine, Amy who was raised in Toulouse, France will also be given a chance to become the Face of Sleek Hair.

Amy also won a bag of goodies courtesy of Palmers and Sleek Hair & Make-up.

Artists Chipmunk said: “It feels great to be giving back, Flavour Magazine have supported me from the start.

Celebrating Flavour Magazine’s Fifth Anniversary stars including Solo artist Chipmunk, Miss English, Sway, Kojo, BB, Sarah-Jane Crawford and Egypt were amongst the VIP guests.

There was also a fine performance from the trio known as the Fuel Girls

With the party over for another year the night belong to the Miss Flavour Girls who will battle it out for Flavour Magazine’s Sixth Anniversary next year.

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There was much activity just a few hours before Miss Flavour’5.

Kelly Rowland’s team seem to have taken Flyer’s  advice on becoming more visibly accessible and there was a small crowd of Kelly fans at Radio Two.

Radio One DJ Fearne Cotton was also spotted at Radio One.

There were no regrets at Dappy(Dino Contostavlos) solo launch at Movida nightclub in West One. Dappy who was also celebrating his chart topping success with hit single ‘No Regrets’ was supported by his fellow N Dubz pals Tulisa (cousin) and Fazer.

N-Dubz who as Flyer exclusively revealed in August are set to have a two year break to concentrate on their solo projects. Dappy said: ‘Tulisa is assigned to X Factor and in two years time the demand for N Dubz will be such that we will reform.’

Joining Dappy and N Dubz were industry talent, Sarah Jane-Crawford, Tinchy Stryder, Chipmunk, Emmanuel, Dionne Bromfield, Jade Ewen (Sugababes) and many more.

Sparking rumours of a rekindled relationship Tulisa and Fazer arrived together in a white Phantom Rolls-Royce.

Dappy’s long-term girlfriend and mother of his two children Kaye Vassell declared her love for her number one man and in doing so lost her feathered earring.

With mum out the picture and heading home it was well passed closing time before the party officially ended.

Other guests at this party included Parade

Dappy tried his best to remain composed

He tried again and again

And then gave up.

however the talk of the town was about Fazer  and Tulisa.

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Had it not been for the likes of Alexandra Burke and Pixie Lott, the Quintessential Awards would have to go down as the most disappointing events of the year so far.

Not only were some of the UK’s largest photo-agencies turned away at the door, but the three page wish-list of stars billed to turn up amouted to only a hand-ful.

A photographer siad: “This isthe second time this  has heppened with regards  this PR Agency. To exclude so many photo-agencies and in such  away is just not good PR.”

Slipping under the radar today was undisputed king of bling aka P-Diddy (Sean Combs). Diddy used twitter to make his first command: ‘I’m looking for Skepta  and Chipmunk Artist, hit them up and tell them (there) big brother is in town and to call my cel!!!). We will excuse the typos.

P Diddy was reportedly spotted earlier in the day with Reggae artist Sean Paul. P- Diddy worked the afternoon for a voluntary charity to which he will being doing a charity gig at Wembley stadium on Tuesday.

For the pap’s waiting in Soho, they didn’t have to wait long before P-Diddy emerged from his hotel.

P Diddy’s driver enquired why fifteen paparazzi were reduced to three in five minutes. We can reveal that Beyonce is back in town and pictured shopping in Selfridges. Other paps headed West in pursuit of Kelis and Dirty Money.

P Diddy himself is pictured above at Roka restaurant.

Year 10/11 pupils at Gladesmore Community School in Tottenham, London had the shock of their lives when singing sensation Estelle made a surprise to their music class this morning.

Head Teacher, Tony Hartley CBE said: “It’s been great to have a talent such as Estelle visit us today.

“Many children dream of becoming a pilot or an astronaut when they are young. However for some children, they become disillusioned after they have reached their teenage years.

“Here at Gladesmore we encourage all our children to reach for their dreams and believe that they too can achieve. Estelle’s visit will help some students move a step closer in believing that their goals are achievable.”

Estelle said: “Nothing in life is easy, you basically have to work very hard. When things are too easy you have to question why?”

Estelle exclaimed: “Doors wouldn’t open for me until I’d  started my own record label and had my first hit single. I basically saved up all of my money and then travelled.

It was only after I had done all the hard work that a few people noticed me.”

“You have to be prepared to get up really early and work very hard. You need to focus not just on your school work but every aspect of your life,” said Estelle.

Few people at the end of this music session could doubt the impact of Estelle’s visit. Following her visit Estelle commented: “The children were just so lovely.”

A top line-up of talent including global superstar and ambassador Alicia Keys attended the Keep a Child Alive Black Ball fundraiser at the Camden Roundhouse in London.

Despite suffering from a slight wardrobe malfunction on arrival, Alicia Keys looked every inch in control of the situation although one journalist commented on the whether Alicia’s belt was too tight around the tummy.

The change in venue from Westminster to Camden was welcomed by all even though George Michael and Tennis star Serena Williams were unable to attend.

Keep a Child Alive offers children, their families and entire communities a shoulder to lean on and a heart that beats for them. Above all their aim is to provide the dignity of life.

Facts: Anti-retroviral therapy (ART) has transformed the lives of people with AIDS in the West, returning them from sickness to health. But only 42% of the 9.5 million people who so desperately need treatment have access to it.

Facts: Keep a Child Alive provides first-class AIDS care through doctors, nutrition, testing, transportation and treatment for opportunistic infections, which are all necessary for anti-retroviral treatment to be successful.

Facts: 15.2 million children have lost their parents to AIDS. These children will face enormous risks in their struggle to stay alive. They will often be forced into sexual exploitation or enrolled as child soldiers.

Facts: Through documentary films and ground-breaking media campaigns, Keep a Child Alive directly engages the global public in the fight against AIDS.

Popular artists Miss Dynamite attended the event.

Platinum selling artist Darey Art Alade was pursued by the paparazzi

Big events attract big stars, Paloma Faith sparkled at the red carpet event.

We do like Paloma Faith. Whilst some celebs insist on leaving by the back stage, Paloma Faith shows that she is not too posh to use the front of house exit and even found time to chat with her fans.

English crossover artists Jay Sean has taken America by storm, he appears to have adopted an American accent.

Are we feeling Tinie Tempah’s new look?

Publicist to the stars, Vannessa Amadi attended this star studded show.

And so too did publicist Emmanuel Ezugwu.

Hitting the red carpt hard was Mark Ronson and American Beth Ditto.

The ever versatile Shingai Shoniwa from the Noisettes added a splash of tradition to this star studded event.

As did RnB ring-tone founder and creator of the world’s most expensive suit Alexander Amosu.

Chipmunk was pursued onto the carpet by London’s Paparazzi.

Wretch 32 is becoming a household name amongst London’s glitterati.

The night however belonged to the princess of pop Alicia Keys who revelled in the glare of the camera’s

Talent who headed up the annual ‘Keep A Child Alive’, charity ball included Ambassador, Alicia Keys and her husband Swiss Beatz, Tinie Tempah, Jay Sean, Chipmunk, Darey Art Alade, Naomi Harris, Wretch32, Lorraine Pascale, Shingai Shoniwa, Paloma Faith, Beth Ditto, Miss Dynamite, Boy George, Vannessa Amadi (publicist) and Emmanuel Ezugwu (publicist).

Highlights of the evening included a duet between Tinie Tempah and Alicia Keys.

For more info please contact: keepachildalive.org

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Coming soon, fashion Designer and Editor, Dionne Gooding reviews what’s hot and what’s erm… not so hot from the pre Wimbledon tennis party this week.

Over comming a life threatening illness, living legend Serena Williams was the star guest at this years Wimbledon party.

Maria Sharapova will be hoping for glory over the next two weeks.

America’s Got Tallent finalist Alexis Jordan and her sister Taylor attended the Wimbledon pre party.

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Over the next few weeks FLYER will be reviewing the latest costume designs that will be on display at this years NottingHill Carnivalif you would like to be part of this feature contact: info@flyernewspaper.com

Online Editor: Matthew Hinchliffe

The High Schools Street Dance Championships has teemed up with Beat Bullying empowering thousands of young people across England with the confidence to combat bullying at school, in their community and online.

The first of its kind in the country, the collaboration hopes to resonate heavily with young people throughout England. Street dance is the most popular form of Dance in the UK and this innovative partnership will not only promote self-confidence and healthy lifestyle, but will also provide a unique platform for young people to stand up against bullying.

The inter-high school competition will support Beat Bullying by providing various resources including information packs and wristbands at all regional finals, as well as attending the launch alongside Kimberley Wyatt, Chipmunk, George Sampson, Ashley Banjo and Sisco Gomez.

Kimberley said: “I’m supporting UDO because the spark in popularity of dance in the younger generations has been incredible! Dance is such a great way to give kids a sense of accomplishment and self worth. I hope my involvement inspires them to dream big, believe in themselves, and go for it.”