Just a teaser 
Appearantly Chris Brown made a demo for the Pussycat Dolls called “Captive.” He’s clearly saying several times “PCD” and “Go Pussycat.” Maybe it’s a song that didn’t make the album “Doll Domination.”
Pussycat-Dolls.net - Overview: Grammy-nominated pop superstars The Pussycat Dolls are giving the world fair warning…it’s time for global domination. On September 23, 2008, Nicole, Ashley, Jessica, Melody and Kimberly will release their sophomore album, Doll Domination, the follow-up to PCD, the international smash and 3 X platinum in Canada album that announced their arrival. On Doll Domination The Pussycat Dolls collaborate with the hottest producers in music: Timbaland, Cee-Lo and Sean Garrett (among others). The album’s first single, the Rodney Jerkins-produced “When I Grow Up” is exploding globally.
Radio: “When I Grow Up” is a Top 5 CHR single across Canada and in the U.S.
Video: “When I Grow Up” has been in heavy rotation at Much, Much More and Musique Plus since release.
Marketing: Heavy cross marketing with Girlicious and Lady Gaga. Stand alone marketing has begun at Summer Rush Toronto and Halifax as well as Backstreet Boy tour dates. Female lifestyle marketing being put into place as well as extensive retail, outdoor, TV, radio, theatre web, mobile and club promotions and advertising plans are being put into place. PCD also have U.S. tie ins with Bally Fitness, Nike, Pontiac Vibe and Maxim, all of which are spilling into Canada.
Tour: A 60 date North American tour is in the works for early 09 that will extend into Canada on two legs.
New Media: Pcdmusic.com is the home for the latest happenings including 4 webisodes on PCD TV. There will be major online launch events and contesting to be put into place around launch.
The track “When I Grow Up” will be featured in the movie “I Know What Boys Like” and the new Dance Dance Revolution game, out October 2008.
The Bally’s Total fitness TV campaign will be running throughout the summer and the music video “When I Grow Up” featured on all domestic Virgin America flights from August 15th-September 15th.
Also don’t miss these following magazine interviews and covers!
- Summer music preview blurbs coming in Entertainment Weekly
- On the cover of Blender in September along with an interview
- Rolling Stone
- USA Today
- AP
- Reuters
- Women’s Wear Daily
- Interview with Latina Magazine featuring Melody
TV appearances
- Today Show on August 29th
- Performing on Fashion Rocks on September 9th
- Performing on The View on September 17th
- Appearance on Regis and Kelly
Samesame.com.au - Grammy nominated, multi platinum selling pop superstars The Pussycat Dolls are heading down under to promote their latest album Doll Domination. It’s going to be a bit of a whirlwind tour – they’ll only be visiting Sydney and Melbourne, and will be here from October 11.
Gay clubs have been belting out tracks from The Pussycat Dolls for years now, since they burst onto the scene with their 2005 debut album, which featured the hit singles Don’t Cha, Beep and Buttons, and went onto sell over six million copies worldwide.
On Doll Domination the girls collaborate with Timbaland. The album’s first single, When I Grow Up has already reached Gold sales here and is number 2 on the ARIA charts.
The Pussycat Dolls will appear on the online show called “The Secret World Of Sam King” on Bebo. They’ll appear on the episode of this thursday. Click here to view the episodes.
The Pussycat Dolls posing for their photoshoot on PokerIsland, Ibiza, Coming up!
MTV.co.uk - Pussycat Dolls are returning to the music scene with a second album Doll Domination after taking a break while leader Nicole Scherzinger worked on her solo career. In the break she also met her boyfriend Lewis Hamilton at the MTV Europe Music Awards. MTV News caught up with Nicole to talk about the girls new album and her romantic life.
MTV: Hi Nicole- Is it good to be back with Pussycat Dolls?
It feels so good- on the plane over here I was excited because it’s been so long since we’ve been over in the UK and Europe. We feel really strongly about the album.
Why did you decide to stop working on your solo career?
For me it was what I wanted to do. I’m a relentless perfectionist and I realised that a lot of the songs from my record should be Pussycat Dolls songs including (single) When I Grow Up. Next year I want to put out my solo album and I think the two will be able to co-exist nicely together.
How different is this album from your first with PCD?
Our old PCD fans will love it but hopefully we’ll get some new ones too. We worked with Rodney Jerkins, Cee-Lo and Timbaland. Having a break from the Dolls album I thought I could bring different styles. We always want to keep people guessing. This album has a lot of heart and soul and songs that hopefully can connect with fans on a more personal and vulnerable level.
Does that mean there are more ballads?
There are definitely still the club-dance songs but also some ballads and more alt pop-rock songs. There are songs that people can relate to when they are going through a hard time in a relationship. Overall I think that this album says a lot! But then we also have a fun song called Take Over The World.
Which producers did you work with?
Rodney Jerkins worked on it and Timbaland exec produced the whole album. He had his own visions of what he wanted for the group. We have dance club soms and some 60s or 70s joints that Tim brought out of us.
Cee Lo did a song called Love Gun with a 60s/70s vibe too. When I sing that song I was honing it to an old Tina Turner or Aretha type vocal. Cee Lo is such a good friend of mine and our new song is not what you would expect.
Tell us about your single When I Grow Up?
Rock City wrote the song with us in mind. I love the sound- it’s really raw and really funky. It was good coming out with a song that people could dance to and that has an attack to it! The lyrics play with what it is like to be famous.
What is it like to be famous?
It has its ups and downs. It’s not as glamourous as people think. People don’t see the work that goes in to touring but its definitely worth it. It’s not party all the time like people think- sometimes when I get the chance I am too tired to party!
What about tabloid intrusion?
It’s interesting- I think my personal life is different, I want to be known for my music.
There was a story recently about you dating Will.I.Am?
That is the funniest thing because Will is like my brother and I don’t know when the last time I had seen him was. He has been on tour.
What do you look for in men?
I look for someone with a good heart. Someone who is confident and successful and goes after what he wants. I love a guy with a great sense of humour.
When I Grow Up is out September 8. Doll Domination is out September 22 (in the UK)
