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Previously one-half of late-'90s Irish quartet B*Witched, Barbarellas, aka twin sisters Keavy and Edele Lynch, returned after almost a decade in the wilderness with a sexier image and Lady Gaga-esque electro-pop sound a million miles away from their previous denim-clad tomboy and bubblegum teenybopper reputation. Born in Dublin in 1979, the pair grew up in a family, including brother Shane Lynch of Boyzone, that encouraged them to pursue their creative talents, and after teaching dance classes at their local academy at age 16, they recruited two friends to form girl group B*Witched. Mentored by producer Ray Hedges, they signed a deal with Glowworm Records in 1997, and just a year later topped the U.K. charts with their debut single, "C'est la Vie," which kick-started a hugely successful two-year period that saw them become the first ever act to debut at number one with their first four singles, and score two Top Five albums, a Billboard Top Ten hit, and support slots with *NSYNC and Br...