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האירופאי... נכון לעכשיו פורסם רק הסבב בבריטניה... ני-יו יהיה אמן אורח בסבב הזה אבל לא יופיע בכמה מן התאריכים (אפשר לראות פה
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שבוע שני של Doll Domination בארצות הברית.

11770 עותקים ובסך הכל 108,535. אגב, כדי לעזור ל-Whatcha Think About That באייטונס, ייצא בעוד עשרה ימים EP רמיקסים שיקדם אותו.
 
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RlpP_8r5eAY אני לא אוהבת את השמלה של קים
היה יותר נחמד אם השמלה הייתה טיפה יותר קצרה ובלי המגפיים האלה... היא הייתה צריכה לקחת את נעלי העקב של אשלי...
 
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קימברלי אמרה בריאיון באנגליה שהיא רוצה לכתוב אוטוביוגרפיה על חייה. קימברלי אמרה שהיא מאוד רוצה לפרסם את יומניה בעתיד. היא אמרה:"יש לי יומן מגיל 17. בנוסף לאייפוד שלי, היומן הוא הדבר ההכרחי ביותר שאני לוקחת איתי להופעות. "עדיין לא דיברתי עם מוציאים לאור, אבל כשהזמן יהיה נכון אני אשמח לחלוק בסיפורי עם שאר העולם". מקור: http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/showbiz/a130600/pussycat-doll-wants-to-publish-memoirs.html
 
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מלודי בריאיון

היא מדברת על האלבום, על ההצלחה, הדינמיקה בלהקה, שיר הסולו שלה, עזיבתה של כרמית ועל התוכניות לעתיד. Melody lays it on the line In your twisted little mind, Doll Domination might require fishing line and a set of tiny clothes pins, but here on the chaste side of the fence it only takes five hot women shaking their groove thing in skin tight outfits while they sing songs about partying and the guy/girl power struggle. A thin line? Perhaps, but you have to draw one somewhere. Thankfully, the ladies of the Pussycat Dolls are willing to toe that line and provide us with the club-ready soundtrack to cross it—should that be what two consenting adults choose to do with their time. After opening our eyes to the collective inadequacies of girlfriends everywhere on their debut album smash "Don't Cha," the dolls have re-formed like Stiletto Voltron to take over the globe with their recent sophomore release, Doll Domination. Catching assists from industry hitmakers like Missy Elliott and Timbaland, it's a good bet that they just might spread their dominion from one end of the planet to the other. Always quick to throw our lot in with a winner, we caught up with group member Melody Thornton for an exclusive interview. She talked to us about lessons learned, group dynamics and the gears that turn the Doll machine. To me, you guys sound more confident coming in on this. Do you feel more confident attacking this second record? Definitely. We were very blessed with the first single. I think we were going for something, more graduated. It's definitely done with our original Pussycat Dolls sound, but definitely more grown up. Between the first and second album, were there any lessons that you've learned and took into the studio with you? I think I've learned a lot since the beginning of this situation—all of this Pussycat Dolls madness. I was 19 years old when I got into the industry with the Pussycat Dolls. You can say that I've learned a lot. I've learned about people, about the industry, friendship, and what's business and what's an exception to all of the above. Is there anything you've learned about this business that you haven't been so happy with? Yeah, the music industry is probably the toughest. I think music is a universal language, and a lot of people love music. There are a lot of people that want to be in the music industry, so it's a lot more cut throat than the entertainment industry in general. The music industry is not as friendly as you would think. It's hard to come across people that you think are lifetime friends. You just can't be naןve thinking that everybody you meet that is nice to you is going to be a great friend to you. That's probably the biggest lesson that I've learned. You talked about how your sound was more seasoned this time around. Did you have any ideas about sounds you wanted to experiment with this time or did the new sounds just come about on their own? I think what we accomplished on the second album was what we tried to accomplish on the first album. Although, most people say it was straight up pop. That's pretty much what the first [album] was, but I think we kind of executed the hip hop approach this time with songs like "Takin' Over the World," my favorite song on the album, and also songs like "Elevator," that have a kind of Destiny's Child appeal. We did that song with Rodney Jerkins, so it makes sense. Do you think that has to do with your successes the first time around and the label giving you a little more room to spread out and try these things? The best way to answer that is that, The Pussycat Dolls is a machine. It's a huge brand, and there's a lot of people who work in the factory. Everything that we want isn't necessarily the last word. We give our opinion, but it's not the final say. It's run by people who' have been doing this their entire lives, like Jimmy Iovine and Ron Fair. We have to just trust that, and trust what their opinions are. You mentioned Rodney Jerkins. You've also got Timbaland on here. Those are some heavyweight producers. What's it like getting into the studio and working with cats like that? Well, I had the pleasure of working with Rodney in the studio. A lot of the songs are recorded by Nicole beforehand, and if there are any parts that I can fit in on, then I just go in. It just depends. For the song "Whatcha Think About That," I recorded with Ron Fair. So you know, it's one of those things. Of course they're all talented and fun people to be around. Especially Rodney. We were so blessed to work with him on this record. Nicole works hand in hand with a lot of the producers, but for me it worked out the way it worked out. I know on the Deluxe Edition of the album, you've got your solo jam, "Space." What was that like? We all got to do songs on the Deluxe album, so that was good. It's definitely good for the fans to get their share of all the Pussycat Dolls and get to have sounds from everybody. On the Deluxe album, we all got to do our own songs, and I did a song called "Space," with Ron Fair. I've got responses that it sounds like SWV, or it sounds like JoJo. But luckily all the responses have been good.
 
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Speaking of getting to do your own thing and working on solo stuff, you lost a member earlier this year. How did the group react to going from six to five? It's tough to spend years of your life with people. It's not just people you work with, it's your family. You're on the road with them, and you're working with them. It's not like somebody who works at Starbucks with you and they quit. It was definitely a hard blow because she and I were very tight. She had a lot of ambitions and aspirations that she thought she wanted to pursue, and we support her one hundred percent. I still talk to her. She's doing great actually. Of course it's a toll, because they are people you're used to being around all the time. I've seen some TV shows and heard some tales of other groups that don't have that same familial bond. How do you guys keep it all love, when you're working hard and everybody's stressed, and everybody's got ambitions and goals? I think because everybody did it together. Everybody put the Pussycat Dolls on a platform, and it's a great one. While the train is moving, we're going to stay onboard. Obviously, it's what the fans want. We wouldn't be here without them. For the most part, we all support each other. It just wouldn't be fun or worth it to be here if everybody was catty and it was all about competition, cause that's all bad. We each have a real connection, and we each have loyalty and respect for one another. Do you have plans to do something totally solo down the road? Yes. We all have plans, but I'm going to sing. That's what I'm going to do. As far as the upcoming tour, what can fans expect to see visually? Is there a theme we can expect? Well, that is something we'll have to discuss with all of the Pussycat Dolls camp, but as of right now, the fans can expect things that the Pussycat Dolls have produced. We're definitely trying to take over the world, in a sense, considering the title of the album. We're just trying to dominate. —Chas Reynolds 10.08.08
 
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מסתבר שיש 2 גרסאות ל-WTAT

אם תלכו ל-http://pcdworld.co.uk/ ותרדו למטה תוכלו לראות שיש בעצם 2 גרסאות... הגרסא של אייטונס שונה במעט מהגרסא הסופית שתגיע לערוצי המוזיקה... ד"א אל תצפו לראות את הסינגל הזה בערוצי המוזיקה בארץ כי עדיין אין תאריך יציאה לסינגל באירופה ולא בטוח שהוא בכלל ייצא באירופה... העיקרון הוא ש-WTAT יהיה הסינגל השני בארה"ב וקנדה ו-IHTP יהיה סינגל שני באירופה... זה בעצם דומה למה שהיה עם i don't need a man ו-wait a minute... IDNAM כוון להיות הסינגל החמישי באירופה ובארה"ב הסינגל יצא אחרי איזה חודשיים-שלוש... אחרי ש-WAM יצא בארה"ב...
 
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