Meow! The Pussycat Dolls are back in the media. This time around they aren’t just hocking music. They have underwear now. Watch out.

Celebrities such as Sean Combs (P. Diddy, Puffy, Diddy… who knows anymore really) Dr. Dre, and Qunicy Jones were in the front row for this “fashion show.” The group’s founder Robin Antin designed the collection. If anyone watched the Bravo TV show “Blow Out” with Jonathan Antin…. she’s his sister. The show ended with a performance by the Pussycat dolls performing “Don’t Cha.”

Robin Antin is a dancer/choreographer by trade. This is painfully obvious by what she sent down the runway. When I heard that there was a Pussycat Doll lingerie line, I was excited to see something new and interesting since the group’s burlesque costumes are so creative, colorful, and sexy. Nope. I was disapointed. I guess Robin Antin was going for “everyday woman wearable.” But then, you’re just competing with Victoria’s Secret. Correct me if I’m wrong, but nothing here strikes me as inventive or new. Sean Combs was reportedly slouched over in his chair, bored, typing away on his Blackberry. That’s bad when mostly naked girls are walking right in front of you and the outfits are that bad you don’t bother to look up. Robin Antin needs to stick to dancing. She is definately not a dancer/choreographer/fashion designer. Stop it. Just be glad you’re really good at dancing… or something. Just stop making this more Pussycat Doll Lingerie. We’ve already seen it.

Finally someone is using their head and it’s no surprise that it is Hip-Hop mogul P. Diddy. P. Diddy has come up with the idea of having a celebrity car service making sure that celebs don’t drive home drunk from a night of hard partying.

Just like the rest of us, Diddy is sick of seeing time after time drunk celebs getting arrested for DUIs.

A rep for Diddy says, “He wants to make sure everyone’s partying responsibly.”

I really don’t know if this idea will work. I mean a cab probably will be a lot cheaper, but maybe this service will be a lot quicker and will provide enough luxury that the celebs might actually consider it.

Here we go again. Right when you think you got P. Diddy’s  name down, he goes and changes it again. Will this man ever be satisfied with his name? My guess is no. Well at least this name isn’t hard to remember being that it is his birth name, Sean John. Which happens to also be the name of his clothing line.

“I have always evolved and taken a different name each time. It’s nothing unusual where I come from. Right now I want to be Sean John because that’s where I am.”

Diddy changed his stage name from Puff Daddy to P. Diddy back in August 2005. He later on dropped the P and referred to himself simply as Diddy, saying that “the P was getting between me and my fans.”

Sean P-Diddy Combs, the rapper, producer, and hip-hop moguel will be honored with a star on Hollywood’s Walk of Fame some time this month.

Diddy broke the news recently while calling in to “The Foxxhole,” Jamie Foxx’s show on Sirius radio.

“I’m from Harlem, New York, so to get a star in Hollywood is just mind-blowing,” Diddy said. “You can get a lot of things, but when you see those stars on the ground … that’s something I can’t even say I dreamed of and to be getting recognized for it is definitely something I’m gonna have my whole family out there for.”

 Diddy is famous for hustling his way from Uptown Records intern to Bad Boy Records founder and chief architect behind the careers of such statrs as Notorious B.I.G., The Lox, and Mary J. Blige.

His business ventures have included two restaurants, a movie production company, and a clothing line, and he continues to be active in the music industry, most recently co-producing several tracks on Jay-Z’s American Gangster. Diddy has also had several stints in movies and plays, most recently starring in A Raisin in the Sun alongside Phylicia Rashad.

P-Diddy and R&B singer Cassie, 21, are rumored to be dating once again. Cassie has been signed to Bad Boy Records for a couple years and it seems the only way Cassie can keep her music career going is to date her boss.

A source tells PageSix that Diddy has made the decision to “cut off the various girls he has around the world” and settle down with Cassie. The insider adds, “She recently broke up with her boyfriend, and they’re in Miami together now. They’re holed up together in Miami, very low-key. He’s really in love with her.”

Here is a list of some of the outrageous demands made by those celebs we love. 

Mariah Carey:

Cristal champagne. One box of bendy straws. One special attendant to dispose of used chewing gum. Tea service for eight. A Honey Bear pack of honey. Two air purifiers. Puppy. Kittens.

Rolling Stones:

HP sauce. Shepherd’s pie. Paintbrushes. Snooker table. TV (capable of showing cricket matches). Toilet (on wheels).

Marilyn Manson:

Air-conditioning always on full. Haribo gummi bears. Doritos. Microwave popcorn. Bottle of Absinthe. A bald hooker with no teeth.

Prince:

A physician. All food to be covered in clear plastic wrap.

Motley Crue:

Mayonnaise. Grey Poupon Dijon mustard. Creamy peanut butter. A 12ft-long boa constrictor. A sub-machine gun. Local Alcoholics’ Anonymous meeting schedules.

David Hasselhoff:

Life-size cut-out of David Hasselhoff.

Janet Jackson:

Chaise longue. Ten black roses. Marmite. Male catering staff.

Beyonce:

Pepsi products only. Honey Nut Cheerios. Ginger root. A two-man love seat. 78F in dressing room. Toilet scrubbed with disinfectant. No sweets, chocolate or crisps in dressing room.

Barbra Streisand:

Rose petals in toilet.

Jennifer Lopez:

White flowers. White tablecloths. White curtains. White candles. White couches. Lowwatt lightbulbs. Coffee to be stirred counter-clockwise. Skittles.

P Diddy:

204 towels. 20 bars of soap. Two bottles of Hennessy cognac. Two bottles of Santa Margherita Pinot Grigio. Two bottles of Veuve Clicquot. A bottle of Dom Perignon. Grey Goose vodka. Boom box. Bouquet of white flowers. Cheddar cheese and sour-cream chips. Sweet Tarts. A $300,000 bullet-proof Maybach.

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Sean Combs, the CEO and founder of Bad Boy Worldwide Entertainment Group (Sean Combs Enterprises) is starring as the new face of CNBC’s American Business campaign airing now on CNBC.

The campaign pays tribute to America’s most dynamic, successful individuals as they share their stories of success in business and failure in the pursuit of excellence, their management style and their hopes for tomorrow.

Sean “Diddy” Combs built his businesses from the ground up and has since been declared “one of the Most Influential Businessmen in the World” by TIME Magazine and CNN.

“My whole portfolio brand represents aspiration. I came from Harlem, New York,” he said in the spot, “it’s about wanting the better things in life. I want to make history all the time. I’m honored to be included in this group of America’s chief executives and top business leaders. I’ve worked very hard to get where I am today and the testimonial showcases my philosophy on business,” said Combs.

“When I started Sean John there was a young male consumer that no one was speaking to. He wanted more fashion, more style, more flavor,” said Combs in the ad, which was made by CNBC’s internal marketing team. Each of the fifteen spots from America’s top chief executives and business leaders ends by saying: “I am American business. I watch CNBC.”

At just 38, Combs oversees one of the world’s preeminent urban entertainment companies, encompassing a broad range of businesses including Bad Boy Recording, music publishing, artist management, television and film production, Sean John, Unforgivable Women and just recently vodka.

Sean Combs is the new Brand Manager for Ciroc Vodka. Ciroc is a division of Diageo, the world’s leading, spirits, wine and beer company. Last month Diageo announced a groundbreaking strategic alliance between Combs and Cîroc vodka. Under the terms of the deal, Combs and Sean Combs Enterprises will take the lead on all brand management decisions for Cîroc, while sharing in the future profits of the growth of the brand. This exclusive US multi-year collaboration, which calls for a 50/50 profit split, is a first for the spirits industry and could be worth more than $100 million for Combs. As part of the new alliance, Combs will take the lead on brand management decisions, including marketing, advertising, public relations, product placement and events.