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The Pussycat Dolls have long been an outlet for pretty young Hollywood starlets to pretend they're sexy burlesque-style dancers for a night.
But now the troupe is aiming to take on the recording industry and become a full-fledged pop act.
The Dolls' debut single, "Don't Cha," featuring Busta Rhymes, seems to be on a never-ending radio loop and is heating up the Billboard charts for good reason
- it's the perfect summer mix of rap and dance.
While each of the six group members is a bona fide hottie singer and dancer, the breakout of the group is lead singer Nicole Scherzinger. You may recognize her from her stint in the girl group Eden's Crush (yes, the band that was put together during the WB's reality series "Popstars" back in 2001).
A triple threat - she can act, sing and dance - the 27-year old Scherzinger, of Hawaiian-Russian-Filipino descent, has appeared in movies ("Chasing Papi"), TV (guest-starring on "My Wife and Kids") and was once the vocalist for the rock band Days of the New.
Pussycat dolls started in 1993, with only one member from todays known dolls, Carmit Bachar. Carmit and the rest of the dolls were then put together and were noticed by Gwen Stefanis label who signed them almost 3 years ago, and have since then become worldwide superstars.
