Interview with Jenna from "Pussycat Dolls Present: Girlicious"

Jason, (RealityWanted.com): So what made you try out for the show?

Jenna, (Girlicious): I was watching last season when I saw an ad talking about upcoming casting calls. I went online and decided to apply and ended up going to the auditions and making it on the show.

Jason, (RealityWanted.com): What did you think watching the episode the other night?

Jenna, (Girlicious): I was a little upset when they showed me in the kitchen cooking. They made me look like a fatty but really I was cooking for everyone, not just myself.

Jason, (RealityWanted.com): Did you end up making any friends while you were on the show?

Jenna, (Girlicious): I became good friends with everyone. In the beginning Charlye and I had some misunderstandings but Charlye and Carrie are probably two of the girls I stay in touch with the most now.

Jason, (RealityWanted.com): Did you learn a lot while you were on the show?

Jenna, (Girlicious): I received a lot of great advice. Just performing and learning how to dance in a pop group was great.

Jason, (RealityWanted.com): Do you think the judging was fair? Would you change anything?

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Interview with Jamie of Girlicious

Jason, (RealityWanted.com): So what made you try out for the show?

Jamie, (Girlicious): I heard about the auditions in Miami. So I ended up trying out and eventually on the show.

Jason, (RealityWanted.com): What was your favorite experience on the show?

Jamie, (Girlicious): I loved the girls and learned a lot from them.

Jason, (RealityWanted.com): What was your worst time on the show?

Jamie, (Girlicious): I would say probably my hair. I hated it when they changed it.

Jason, (RealityWanted.com): Did you end up making any friends while you were on the show?

Jamie, (Girlicious): Charlye and Ilisa was a great singer and dancer.

Jason, (RealityWanted.com): How was it living with all of the girls? A lot of drama?

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Girlicious- What To Expect

"I have them dress totally different...I won't tell you what they're representing yet. Through the show, you'll see different styles and different looks. One girl sort of represents more of a punk rock style... Like each girl has a different kind of style," Robin Antin said in a conversation with RealityTVWorld. "It's not even necessarily like exactly who she is, It's kind of like what it sort of developed into. You'll see. It's hard for me to say because I don't want to give it away."



Antin also revealed that the challenges will be something unique and never done before, even in the previous season. Moreover, Girlicious, according to Antin, is a group effort, meaning that the show will focus on the girls' relationship with one another and how well they work as a team. Therefore, fans can expect the different participants to being different groups on a weekly basis.



"There's a national anthem challenge where we take them to a baseball game and they have to sing. I put them in different groups, and they all have to compete to be the best group singing the national anthem, which is hard because it's a hard song to sing...you've got to have great harmonies, you've got to blend, you've got to vibe together, you've got to work together as a group," Antin explained.

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PUSSYCAT DOLLS PRESENT: GIRLICIOUS - Coming Soon

The second installment of the successful "Pussycat Dolls Present" franchise, PUSSYCAT DOLLS PRESENT: GIRLICIOUS is a ten-episode music/reality series making dreams come true when young hopefuls land one of three coveted spots to become part of a brand new musical group called "Girlicious." Judges Robin Antin, recording artist Lil' Kim and Geffen Records Chairman Ron Fair return when The CW's PUSSYCAT DOLLS PRESENT: GIRLICIOUS premieres on Monday, February 18 at 8:00pm.

In the early 1990s choreographer Robin Antin created the Pussycat Dolls as a cabaret act in a Hollywood nightclub. Since then the group has transformed into one of the most successful female pop groups in the world, selling seven million albums and topping the charts with five smash singles. Utilizing her expertise and eye for talent, Antin is doing it again as she launches a brand new girl group called Girlicious, featuring a new look, a new sound and a whole new attitude.

Looking for singers with dance ability and superstar charisma, Antin and Geffen Records Chairman Ron Fair launched a nationwide search for the most talented girls in America. Fifteen finalists were chosen to compete for a spot in the new group and the opportunity to go from obscurity to international stardom. Thousands of girls lined up with the dream of landing one of three coveted spots in the new band Girlicious.

Musician Mark McGrath returns as host. Each week the girls sing, dance and practice choreography with Antin and Pussycat Dolls co-choreographer Mikey Minden, as well as perfect their vocal techniques with vocal coach to the stars Kenn Hicks. Hicks has coached superstars Jennifer Lopez, Mary J. Blige and the Spice Girls. Having experienced this grueling process, members of the Pussycat Dolls, along with other surprise guests, will appear in episodes to inspire the young hopefuls as they strive to impress the judges, which include Geffen Records Chairman Ron Fair, Antin and Grammy-nominated recording artist Lil' Kim.

At the end of the ten-episode series, dreams become reality when the brand new group Girlicious is formed and immediately record an album, film a music video, go on tour and earn a record contract with Geffen Records, home of Nelly Furtado, Mary J. Blige, Keisha Cole and, of course, the Pussycat Dolls.

Source: KCWI