Can someone tell me how this Pussycat Dolls reality show possibly gave rise to this quote:
"At its core, this show goes beyond just finding a new Pussycat Doll; it's about female empowerment, self-discovery and personal transformation," said Dawn Ostroff, CW's president of entertainment"
The fact that a female executive could refer to the pussycat dolls as being about "female empowerment" is beyond me. It seems to me that they are more about making men drool and creating unrealistic body images in the minds of young females--neither of which does much to empower females.
I hate reality TV.