Just wanted to let you know Dido is featured in a news story and interview
on Time Europe.

The interview is at:
Dido Interview

The story is at:
Dido Story

On another note, Thank You: Dido Online has been completely redesigned!

Thanks to Stella for this :)

Hullo! In the December issue of the Washingtonian magazine, there is a page
on what is "in" and what is "out" for 2001. In the middle of the page, they
have this:

Sarah McLachlan is out, Dido is in.

Thanks to Stella as well for this :)

Hey guys! In the January 8th issue of People Magazine (Madonna is on the
cover) there is a small article on Dido. It's called "Spotlight On . .
.Dido." Here's the article. From Stella

There is a small pic of her singing with the caption "Dido strives 'to
capture life's small moments.' "

"It was chilling, but at the same time very beautiful." Pop's new It
Girl, Dido, is talking about the first time that she heard "Stan," the
unsettling hit by shock rapper Eminem, in which he incorporates vocals from
"Thank You," her own sweeter-sounding single. "I like the darkness that it
adds to my song," says Dido (Pronounced Dye-doe). "And the attention is kind
of nice, too."
So is the notice Dido, 28, has gathered thanks to her tune "Here With Me"
from her now platinum No Angel (Arista), which provides the eerie theme for
The WB's teen sci-fi series Roswell.
A late blooming pop star who studied to become a British barrister and
worked as a London literary agent before turning to a music career, Dido
Armstrong (mum's a poet, her father is in publishing) adopted her singular
stage name in the mid 90's when she became a guest vocalist with the Brit
trip-hop group Faithless, which happened to be led by her older brother
Rollo. "I was very sneaky about it," says Dido, who also plays guitar, piano
and violin. "I would show up when they'd be recording, and they'd need a
singer, so I'd innocently volunterr. Okay, maybe not so innocently."