Nicole Scherzinger on screen and on stage

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American singer Nicole Scherzinger has appeared in various music videos, films, television series and programs. Scherzinger first appeared on television as a contestant and eventually became a member of Eden's Crush on Popstars USA ; a show aimed to find new talent to form a group. Following the band's dissolution in 2002, Scherzinger took a detour in acting and guest-starred in television shows such as My Wife and Kids (2002) and had a cameo in the independent comedy, Chasing Papi (2003). [1] [2]

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Her role as the lead singer of the Pussycat Dolls spotlighted her as a singer, [2] which led to her collaborating with other artists and appearing in three music videos in 2006, including a collaboration with P. Diddy's "Come to Me". The following year, she released her first music videos as a solo artist for "Whatever U Like" and "Baby Love" from her shelved solo project, Her Name is Nicole. In 2009, the music video for "Jai Ho (You Are My Destiny)" received a MTV Video Music Award nomination. [3] After the group's hiatus, Scherzinger became a judge on The Sing-Off for its two first seasons and won the tenth season of Dancing with the Stars .

After her stint as a guest judge on the British X Factor was favorably received by viewers and producers, [4] Scherzinger was hired to be a main judge on the first season of the American X Factor. Her role was met with several controversies while her performance was panned by critics. [5] Meanwhile, Scherzinger's debut album Killer Love (2011), released music videos for the singles "Poison", "Don't Hold Your Breath", "Right There", "Wet" and "Try with Me". The following year, Scherzinger briefly appeared in Barry Sonnenfeld's Men in Black 3 for which she received a Teen Choice Award nomination, [6] and found greater success as a judge on the British X Factor where she appeared as a judge for four series (2012–2013, 2016-2017). She received a nomination for National Television Award for Best TV Judge (2017). [7]

Scherzinger released four music videos from Big Fat Lie (2014), which include the lead single "Your Love". In 2015, Scherzinger appeared on three variety shows; in the United States as a contestant who won the inaugural season of I Can Do That and co-hosted Best Time Ever with Neil Patrick Harris alongside Neil Patrick Harris and in the United Kingdom appeared as a music panelist in Bring the Noise . She voiced the titular mother's role of Sina in Moana in 2016 and in 2017 starred in the television film Dirty Dancing , a remake of the 1987 film of the same name. Scherzinger is currently appearing as a panelist on The Masked Singer to ratings success. [8]

Film

Key
†Denotes films that have not yet been released
List of films and roles
TitleYearRole(s)NotesRef.
Chasing Papi
2003
Miss Puerto Rico
[9]
Love Don't Cost a Thing Champagne Girl
[9]
Be Cool
2005
HerselfCameo
Men in Black 3
2012
Boris' Girlfriend
Moana
2016
Sina (voice)
Ralph Breaks the Internet
2018
Mo's Mother (voice)Mid-credits scene
Yoshiki: Under the Sky
2023
HerselfDocumentary film
Moana 2 †
2024
Sina (voice)Post-production

Music videos

As a performer

TitleYearOther performer(s)Director(s)Ref.
"Lie About Us"2006 Avant Benny Boom [16]
"You Are My Miracle" Vittorio Grigolo Declan Whitebloom [17]
"Come to Me" P. Diddy Chris Robinson [18]
"Whatever U Like"2007 T.I. Paul Hunter [19]
"Baby Love" will.i.am Francis Lawrence [20]
"Scream"2008 Timbaland
Keri Hilson 		Justin Francis [21]
"Jai Ho (You Are My Destiny)"2009 A.R. Rahman
The Pussycat Dolls 		Thomas Kloss [22]
"Heartbeat"2010 Enrique Iglesias Hiro Murai [23]
"Poison"— Joseph Kahn [24]
"Don't Hold Your Breath"2011— Rich Lee [25]
"Right There" 50 Cent Paul Hunter [26]
"Coconut Tree" Mohombi Director X
"Wet"—Justin Francis [27]
"Try with Me"— Aaron Platt
Joseph Toman		 [28]
"Boomerang"2013—Nathalie Canguilhem [29]
"Fino all'estasi" / "Hasta el éxtasis" Eros Ramazzotti Robert Hales [30]
"Missing You" Alex Gaudino Paul Boyd [31]
"Io ti penso amore" David Garrett —
"Your Love"2014— Dawn Shadforth [32]
"On the Rocks"
+(Wideboys video edit)		—Tim Mattia [33]
"Run"—Christopher Sims
"Bang"—Anders Rostad [34]
"Mona Lisa Smile"2016will.i.amMichael Jurkovac [35]
"Papi" Todrick Hall Todrick Hall
"She's BINGO"2021MC Blitzy
Luis Fonsi 		Roy Raz [36]

Guest appearances

TitleYearPerformer(s)Director(s)Ref.
"Enemy"1999 Days of the New John Schindler
"Amber"2002 311 The Malloys [37]
"Yes We Can"2008 will.i.am Jesse Dylan [38]
"Please Don’t Bomb Nobody This Holiday"2009 The Dan Band — [39]
"We Are the World 25 for Haiti"2010Artists for Haiti Paul Haggis [40]
"(It) Feels So Good"2011 Steven Tyler Ray Kay [41]
"I Like How It Feels" Enrique Iglesias
Pitbull
The WAV.s		 Enrique Iglesias [42]
"American Girl (Celebrity Lipsync Version)"2013 Bonnie McKee —
"Imagine" (UNICEF: World version)2014VariousMichael Jurkovac [43]
"In Love By Now"2015 Jamie Foxx — [44]

Television

TitleYear(s)Role(s)NotesRef.
Popstars USA
2001
Herself / ContestantSeason 1
Half & Half
2002
JasmineEpisode: "The Big in with the in Crowd Episode"
Wanda at Large Gorgeous WomanEpisode: "The Plane Trip"
My Wife and Kids
2003
Veronica2 episodes
The X Factor (UK)
Various [a]
Herself / Various [b] Series 4, 7, 9-10, 13-14
Cane
2007
HerselfEpisode: "Family Business"
Big Time Rush
2009
HerselfEpisode: "Big Time Audition"
The Sing-Off
2009–10
Herself / JudgeSeason 1 & 2
Dancing with the Stars
2010
Herself / Contestant Season 10
How I Met Your Mother Jessica GlitterEpisode: "Glitter"
The X Factor (US)
2011
Herself / Judge Season 1
Mixology
2014
HerselfEpisode: "Fab & Jessica & Dominic"
Project Runway All Stars
2015
Herself / Guest judgeEpisode: "Sketching with Sharks"
I Can Do That Herself / ContestantSeason 1
Best Time Ever with Neil Patrick Harris Herself / Co-HostSeason 1
Bring the Noise Herself / Team CaptainSeason 1
RuPaul's Drag Race: All Stars
2016
Herself / Guest JudgeEpisode: "Drag Movie Shequels"
Dirty Dancing
2017
Penny RivieraTelevision film
Drop the Mic Herself / ContestantEpisode: "[Scherzinger] vs. Lil Rel Howery / Charlie Puth vs. Backstreet Boys"
Lip Sync Battle
2017–18
Herself / Various2 episodes
Australia's Got Talent
2019
Herself / Judge Season 9
The X Factor: Celebrity Herself / Judge8 episodes
The X Factor: The Band Herself / Judge4 episodes
The Masked Singer
2019–23
Herself / Panelist Seasons 1–10
I Can See Your Voice
2020
Herself / Guest PanelistEpisode: "[Scherzinger], DeRay Davis, Russell Peters, Cheryl Hines, Adrienne Houghton"
Trese
2021
Miranda Trese (voice)2 episodes
Annie Live! Grace FarrellTelevision special
That's My Jam (UK)
2022
Herself / ContestantEpisode: "[Scherzinger] & Thom Evans vs. Joey Fatone & Aloe Blacc"
That's My Jam
2023
Herself / ContestantEpisode: "Jason Derulo & [Scherzinger] vs. Kelsea Ballerini & Julia Michaels"

Web series

TitleYearRole(s)NotesRef.
The Sidemen Show
2018
HerselfEpisode: "Sidemen Rescue Nicole Scherzinger"

Stage

TitleYearRole(s)VenueRef.
Rent
2010
Maureen Johnson Hollywood Bowl
The Rocky Horror Show The Usherette (Act 1)
Janet Weiss (Act 2)		 Wiltern Theatre
Cats
2014–15
 Grizabella London Palladium
Sunset Boulevard
2023–24
Norma Desmond Savoy Theatre
2024–25
 St. James Theatre

Notes

  1. ↑ 2007, 2010, 2012-13, 2016-17
  2. ↑ Guest mentor, Guest judge, Judge

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