Stop! Right there! Thank you very much. It’s true, the biggest girl group of the nineties are making a comeback – or they’re reuniting anyway.

Melanie Brown, a.k.a. Mel B (a.k.a. Scary Spice) has revealed during a recent interview on Australian television that the girls are definitely getting back together this summer. But it won’t be for the 2012 Olympics opening ceremony…

“I think the Queen’s Jubilee concert is the event I’d be looking at more closely for that to happen,” the 36-year-old said before catching herself blabbering too much and quickly changing the subject. But according  to The Sun, Brown told TV crew members backstage: “I am going to be in such strife for saying that. It’s all so totally bloody top-secret still.”

Expect them all: Victoria “Posh” Beckham, Geri “Ginger” Halliwell, Emma “Baby” Bunton and Melanie “Sporty” Chisholm.

“I’m always down for a Spice Girls reunion,” Brown said. “I love the Scary hair and platforms. Any time of day or night I’ll be there.”

It’ll mark Queen Elizabeth II’s 60-year reign at at the Diamond Jubilee on June 4th – the audience will include Prince William and Kate Middleton.

The girls had a successful comeback tour in 2007, but ended up cutting it short due to “family commitments”.

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Could this really be happening?

Yes, apparently it could be. And hey, it might actually work.

Melanie Brown (known forever as Mel B and/or Scary Spice) told Good Day LA that the ladies are currently working on a Spice Girls musical, according to PerezHilton.

They are apparently working with Judy Craymer, the woman who created the musical Mamma Mia!, which is based off of the songs by Swedish pop group ABBA.

While there are not many details yet, one thing is for sure: this guarantees lots of short skirts and high platform shoes. Um…when can we audition?

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The Spice Girls are reuniting for a full-scale comeback, reports Perez Hilton, but Victoria Beckham, known to fans as Posh Spice, will not be joining her former bandmates in their efforts, saying she doesn’t have the “time or desire” to resurrect the pop group.

Sources say Melanie Brown, Geri Halliwell, Emma Bunton and Mel C. plan to be on the road in a year’s time.

Bunton is reportedly still not sold on rejoining the group, either. “Emma is being cautious, but the minute she’s with the girls, they’ll talk her ’round,” said a source close to the band.

The girls are reportedly not worried about being able to cope without Beckham, who is married to soccer star David Beckham of the Los Angeles Galaxy. “When Geri left the first time, she was arguably the band’s biggest star. If they coped without her, they are confident they can make it work without Posh,” said the source.

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Planning to buy the Spice Girls’ upcoming greatest hits album? You might want to pick up a new bra while you’re at it.

Victoria’s Secret will be selling the album exclusively when it comes out November 13.

The CD will also be available online at various sites, including the Victoria’s Secret web site and iTunes. Of the 15 tracks, 13 are old favourites and two are new songs, “Voodoo” and “Headlines (Friendship Never Ends).”

The fab five will also join the Victoria’s Secret Angels with a performance at the VS fashion show, airing December 4.

The Spice Girls reunion tour kicks off December 2 in Vancouver.

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If Eddie Murphy wasn’t afraid of Scary Spice before, he should be now. Former Spice Girl Melanie Brown is pregnant and says Murphy is the father. But the actor has told the media that he’s not so sure.

And Brown is not pleased. In a statement released Thursday by her publicist, Nadine Bibi, Brown said “I am obviously upset and distressed at some of the comments made by Eddie Murphy to the media.

“I have no idea why anybody would want to conduct themselves in this kind of manner about such a personal matter in such a public way,” she continued. “My main concern is for the well-being of my daughter, Phoenix, and of course the baby. I was astonished what Eddie said. There is absolutely no question that Eddie is the father.”

In a recent TV interview to promote his upcoming film “Dreamgirls,” Murphy was asked whether he was excited about Brown’s pregnancy.

“Now you’re being presumptuous because we’re not together anymore,” he replied. “And I don’t know whose child that is until it comes out and has a blood test. You shouldn’t jump to conclusions, sir.”

Murphy seems to have a new woman in his life, film producer Tracey Edmonds, whom he took to the “Dreamgirls” premiere earlier this week. Edmonds is quoted as saying to People magazine that she and Murphy have been dating for over a month now.

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