Talk:Jessica Sutta
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I think you should put this back on because people like me have to do projects, and myself and my partner chose the PCD and so we need to know information on the group members
Then you should find the information yourself and put it up.
Why has this page been deleted. I need info and can't find it any where else?
i really would like to see this page i'll try to find info.
[edit] Reinstatement suggested
- I suggest reinstating this page with the text below. Note: categories are included. Design 11:05, 6 May 2006 (UTC)
Jessica Sutta (b. 15 May, 1982) is an American dancer, singer and actress, best known as a member of the successful pop group The Pussycat Dolls.
Born in Miami, Florida, of Irish-Japanese-Russian-Polish heritage, Sutta started dance classes at the age of three. She went to the New World School of the Arts at age fourteen to study dance. She suffered an injury to both knees and switched to theater studies, before finally returning to dance. She joined the Miami Heat dance team and became captain in 2001. She also acted in the Swedish TV soap opera Ocean Ave., which is shot in Florida.
In 2002 Sutta moved to L.A., and as a freelance dancer appeared in music videos for Will Smith, Craig David and Gloria Estefan, among others. She came to the attention of choreographer Robin Antin who cast her in the re-vamped Pussycat Dolls in 2003. Subsequently, the Dolls’ recordings have sold millions worldwide and as of 2006 the group are touring Europe.
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Categories to add to article: Cat:1982 births, Cat:People from Florida, Cat:Irish-Americans, Cat:Japanese-Americans, Cat:Russian-Americans, Cat:Polish-Americans
- I agree with the above statement, this article needs to be edited, the above essay is enough to warrant an article creation. I would be also willing to watch the article for any vandalism. - Nick C 21:19, 6 May 2006 (UTC)
Is that really a link to her real myspace?
To "I think you should put this back on because people like me have to do projects, and myself and my partner chose the PCD and so we need to know information on the group members" - What link that is deleted did you mean?? (I'm new here so)
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BetacommandBot 08:39, 7 November 2007 (UTC)
