By JOHN ROGERS By John Rogers The Associated Press LOS ANGELES They're not a singing group but they play one on TV - and very successfully, we might add. But don't even begin to get into it about whether the Cheetah Girls are friends in real life. "We're like sisters!" Adrienne Bailon declares.

By Bill Keveney The Cheetah Girls: One World lives up to its title.

By Edward Wyatt The red-carpet area at the premiere of the Disney Channel's new Cheetah Girls movie last week looked less like the typical Hollywood cast party than some sort of United Nations session.

By AMY AMATANGELO Even though they star in the successful "Cheetah Girls" franchise, Adrienne Bailon, Kiely Williams and Sabrina Bryan want you to know they are normal girls. While promoting their latest film, "The Cheetah Girls: One World" (premiering tomorrow at 8 p.m.

By Mike Hughes The good news about stardom is that it can take you to new heights. The bad news? Sometimes, those heights are atop a moving elephant. "I was so petrified," Adrienne Bailon said.