Guardian Music — Singer dismisses reports that she is working on new material with Sugababes founding membersMutya Buena has denied that she is working on new music with the original Sugababes lineup. Despite claims that Buena has reunited with Siobhan Donaghy and Ke... more info

Perez Hilton — This is absolutely incredible news! Although The Sugababes have been around since 1998, none of the founding members are still in the line-up, but it appears that the originals - Mutya Buena, Keisha Buchanan, and Siobhán Donaghy - have reunited, and... more info

ContactMusic — The original three members of Sugababes are working together again Keisha Buchanan Siobhan Donaghy and Mutya Buena formed the girl group together in 1998 but left one-by-one and were replaced to the point where in September 2009 none of them was... more info

Pop Justice — This is all so stupidly amazing that we are going to have to do it in bullet points in an attempt not to just BREAK DOWN AND CRY. Here goes. » Keisha Buchanan, Siobhan Donaghy and Mutya Buena all used to be in the Sugababes, then one by one they ... more info

Guardian Music — Are the original Sugababes about to get back together? And if so, what happens if they meet their current imitation, ponders Nick LevineThe Sugababes Story would make a terrible movie: only the HR director of a recently merged multinational could pro... more info

Guardian Music — From Bucks Fizz to Sugababes to Fleetwood Mac, some huge band names aren't owned by the people you might think. Bob Stanley unearths some patented nonsenseIt may be the definition of a pyrrhic victory, but last week Bobby G won the rights to perform ... more info

Perez Hilton — Not so fast! After Mutya Buena announced on-line yesterday that she had won the rights to the name of the band she helped form, Sugababes, a spokesperson for the current line-up of the girl group came forward to clarify the ruling, and claims that th... more info

ContactMusic — British pop trio Sugababes have declared it is "business as usual" after former singer Mutya Buena won rights to use the band's name. Buena, who quit the all-girl group in 2005, recently claimed victory in a battle to use the moniker, sparking specul... more info

MTV.co.uk News — Mutya Buena has kind of won her battle over the rights for the Sugababes name.Buena, who co-founded the girl group with original members Siobhan Donaghy and Keisha Buchanan, now has limited rights... more info

Pop Justice — » Mutya Buena has successfully won the rights to any Sugababes-related "stationery, paper gift wrap and paper gift-wrapping ribbons." (NME) (http://www.nme.com/news/sugababes/58823) Stand by for Mutya's 'Too Lost In Yule' Christmas wrapping paper ra... more info