The Pussycat Dolls celebrated the release of their new album, Doll Domination, by giving fans a special performance on Tuesday (September 23).
The Dolls took over the Hollywood and Highland center to perform at Virgin Megastore in Hollywood, CA.
Doll Domination which is in stores now has been getting mixed reviews from critics.What are your thoughts on the album?
Nicole Scherzinger and her back up dancers bandmates from the Pussycat Dolls attend the 2008 Vodafone Live Music Awards, on Thursday (September 18), at the Carling Academy Brixton in London, England.
In related news, Scherzinger has admitted she has been lying about her age for years, instead of being 2y-years-old the singer is really 30-year-old.
In other news the singer has been doing her promotional rounds in England and keeps mentioning a song she wrote titled, I Think I’m In Love, and said “it is a very personal song. It’s very in-depth and emotional, a real song that I know is going to connect with people.”
The singer says the song is so good she is going to keep it for her second solo album.
Also in attendance the awards was Emma Bunton.
Here is a just released album sampler for the Pussycat Dolls new album Doll Domination.
The album is a double disc album, this sample is from the first disc.
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Like with all PCD songs, they seem to be mainly just Nicole Scherzinger.
Doll Domination is released on September 23 in the States
The Pussycat Dolls attended the 2008 MTV Video Music Awards on Sunday (September 7) at the Paramount Studios in Hollywood, CA.
The group are nominated for a handful of awards including, Video of the Year, Best Dancing in a Video, Best Direction In A Video, Best Choreography In A Video, Best Art Direction In A Video and Best Cinematography In A Video all for their song When I Grow Up.
The Pussycat Dolls gave a performance at the Fashion Rocks pre-pary on Thursday (September 4) in New York City.
The band recently said they don’t want to be known as strippers, Kimberly Wyatt from the group says “I get upset at the way some people talk about us. They dismiss us as if we’re strippers, but we’re not like that at all. I’ve trained for this all my life. I did tap-dancing, jazz and ballet.“
She adds “but at the end of the day, people just want to put you in some sort of box. With us, that box is always marked ‘raunchy’. But the most important thing to me is that I am honest and feel good about myself. If people insist on calling me raunchy, well, then maybe I am raunchy. But I’m comfortable with who I am and how I present myself.”
The DailyStar report that The Pussycat Dolls are looking to follow in the footsteps of The Spice Girls by having a movie based on the band.
A source said the girls “are getting a lot of film scripts to look through at the moment. It’s gonna be semi-biographical, about their rise to fame, with loads of dancing and singing.”
The source added “The girls want this film to inspire fans and give a positive message to girls.”
How do you make a movie on a group when only one girl sings?
The Pussycat Dolls stopped by the Today show on Friday (August 29) to perform their song When I Grow Up.
During the interview Nicole Scherzinger said that the band are afraid of underwear shots (see Nicole’s underwear shot here), she says “The UK is the first place we were warned about under-dress shots. We’ve been scared ever since, It’s not the attention that I personally want to get, but sometime you just have to realize that it’s a part of what you do and embrace it and make sure you’re poised to represent yourself the best way you can.”
Meanwhile a new song from the Dolls has just been released to the internet, the song is called Whatcha Think About That and features a guest appearance from Missy Elliott.
The song which will be released on September 9 hasn’t gotten the best reviews with people calling it more of “an album song“. So take a listen and tell us your thoughts.
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