There IS(or ARE?) NO + PLURAL noun?

[drageng123]

Hello.
I've a simple doubt.
I just heard in a tv serie "There IS no more GIRLS". I wonder: wouldn't be correct to say "There ARE no more GIRLS"(because "GIRLS" is a plural noun)? Is there some kind of rule related to this?

Thank you in advance.
Regards

[SoothingDave]

Yes, you are correct. The "rule" is "don't rely on TV or popular music to teach you good English."

[Tdol]

You will hear There's + plural in colloquial speech in many areas, and not just with no- There's two choices is the kind of thing you may well come across. It's not something you should do in any formal usage, and sticking to using are is a sound idea- you're always right.