PCD’s Jessica Sutta Talks Doll Domination
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Over the years the Pussycat Dolls have gone from strength-to-strength, who would have thought that yet another girl group (that happen to be young, talented, and prancing about in next to nothing) would have come this far? They may have had the odd reshuffle but Nicole Scherzinger, Melody Thornton, Jessica Sutta, Ashley Roberts and Kimberly Wyatt are one of the hottest girl groups around, and their talents have been recognised and collaborated into a wealth of head bangers. These include Buttons Ft. Busta Rhymes, and their latest single When I Grow Up which has also been remixed and features Lil Wayne and P.Diddy. PCD have collaborated once again with yet another big name, R.Kelly, on their new album, Doll Domination.
Currently basking in constant radio play of the new single, When I Grow Up and despite Jessica Sutta telling today’s Metro she originally wanted to be, “the first woman President.” Before revealing where it all changed, “I got into a performing arts high school. The whole focus of my life became performing.” It seems the girls might get that one step closer.
With members literally wanting to rule the world the new LP, Doll Domination, will be another attempt at controlling all. That second album is due to be released 23 September. When I Grow Up the first single from the album has already hit No.1 on the US Billboard charts and has set the way for the album to follow.
Words by Ninette Osei Wilson
Over the years the Pussycat Dolls have gone from strength-to-strength, who would have thought that yet another girl group (that happen to be young, talented, and prancing about in next to nothing) would have come this far? They may have had the odd reshuffle but Nicole Scherzinger, Melody Thornton, Jessica Sutta, Ashley Roberts and Kimberly Wyatt are one of the hottest girl groups around, and their talents have been recognised and collaborated into a wealth of head bangers. These include Buttons Ft. Busta Rhymes, and their latest single When I Grow Up which has also been remixed and features Lil Wayne and P.Diddy. PCD have collaborated once again with yet another big name, R.Kelly, on their new album, Doll Domination.
Currently basking in constant radio play of the new single, When I Grow Up and despite Jessica Sutta telling today’s Metro she originally wanted to be, “the first woman President.” Before revealing where it all changed, “I got into a performing arts high school. The whole focus of my life became performing.” It seems the girls might get that one step closer.
With members literally wanting to rule the world the new LP, Doll Domination, will be another attempt at controlling all. That second album is due to be released 23 September. When I Grow Up the first single from the album has already hit No.1 on the US Billboard charts and has set the way for the album to follow.
Words by Ninette Osei Wilson
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Comments
suwanky
01 Oct 2008, 05:32
01 Oct 2008, 05:32
the pussycat dolls are so awsome especially the doll domination....they make a mean also wanted to become a pussycat dolls
suwanky
01 Oct 2008, 05:40
01 Oct 2008, 05:40
i'm one of the big fan of the pussycat dolls...i hope that after this doll domination, the pussycat dolls can make a movie about the dance movie just like strep up, make it happen, etc.....
PCD...make a movie...we all support you
PCD...make a movie...we all support you
HalfStupid
05 Oct 2008, 14:38
05 Oct 2008, 14:38
Hi, I love how this article is written because it proves that the writer did some research regarding the names of the other Dolls besides Nicole. That alone is really important. I appreciate Ms. Wilson showing interest to the other Dolls because they're just as interesting as Nicole is and they've been working hard to get to where they are now and probably they'll spawn another album.
This article is different from all the other articles I've read because some articles only point out Nicole and they will, in a way, say that who cares what their names are - which is bad journalistic writing.
This article is different from all the other articles I've read because some articles only point out Nicole and they will, in a way, say that who cares what their names are - which is bad journalistic writing.
