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Pussycat Dolls Present: The Search for the Next Doll

Pussycat Dolls Present: The Search for the Next Doll-Season 2 Coming Soon

Beware: after just one episode you won't be able to get the song "Don't Cha" out of your head. But if that's OK with you, then tune in for a peek inside a doll house full of catfights (no pun intended), skimpy costumes, heavy make-up, and burlesque-style dance routines as the all-gal group chooses its next member. Dolls' founder Robin Antin, rapper Lil' Kim, and Geffen Records head honcho Ron Fair serve as judges, while singer-turned-TV personality Mark McGrath hosts. In season one, 19-year-old Asia Nitollano was chosen as the next doll, but the former New York Knicks dancer opted for a solo career instead. So as not to end up with the same doll debacle a second time around, season two will focus on forming a brand new group called Girlicious.

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Charlize Theron: Sexiest woman alive

October 10,
2007, 7:27 am PDT

Associated Press

LOS ANGELES - Charlize Theron has an Oscar, a Golden
Globe and a Screen Actors Guild award. Now she's Esquire magazine's "sexiest
woman alive."

Past winners of the title include Jessica Biel, Angelina Jolie and Scarlett Johansson. The issue featuring Theron hits newsstands Oct. 16.

Theron talked with the magazine about growing up on a farm, her political
interests and her work, including her latest movie, "In the Valley of Elah," a murder mystery set among
U.S. troops newly returned from Iraq.

"I wanted to make the movie precisely because it evades formulas about
guilt," the 32-year-old actress said. "I'm drawn to ambiguity."

Theron also candidly discussed her least favorite film, "Reindeer Games."

"That was a bad, bad, bad movie," she said. "But ... I got to work with John Frankenheimer. I wasn't lying to
myself that's why I did it."

Theron won an Oscar for her role in "Monster." Her screen credits also include "North Country" and "The Cider House Rules."

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