Spice World

The Spice Girls
"Forever"
Almost 10 years after their fame expired, the Spice Girls are starting to look much better in the rearview mirror. Almost charming, actually, with their toothiness, utter inability to dance, and goofball vamping. And unlike the Pussycat Dolls and other ... moregirls groups modeled in their mold, Scary, Sporty, Posh, Baby and Ginger actually looked like human beings, not sex robots. That said, they were still fundamentally fluff, and despite selling 13 million copies worldwide of 1997's "Spice World," their follow-up, 2000's "Forever," found a cruel fate, selling five times less and marking the end of their brief, bright reign on the charts.

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