Opened: April 25, 2005












 

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U.K. Single

Title: "Try With Me"
Release: October 30, 2011
Buy: TBD
Album Re-release (UK)

Title: Killer Love Deluxe Editon
Release: November 28, 2011
Buy: TBD
Second U.S. Single

Title: "Don't Hold Your Breath"
Release: August 2011
Buy: U.S. iTunes
Fourth U.K. Single

Title: "Wet"
Release: August 29, 2011
Buy: TBD
Solo Album - U.S.

Title: Killer Love
Release: December 2011
Buy: TBA
The X Factor USA

Status: Filming
Role: Panel Judge
Airing: Sept. 21, 2011 (FOX)
First U.S. Single

Title: "Right There" f/ 50 Cent
Release: May 17th (U.S.)
Buy: U.S. iTunes
Solo Album - UK

Title: Killer Love
Release: March 21, 2011
Buy: iTunes | Amazon.co.uk
Men In Black III

Status: Filmed
Role: Lilly, villian
Release: May 25, 2012
 


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Killer Love - Re-release


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Killer Love - U.K. Edition


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Amazon | Amazon.co.uk




Wet


U.K. iTunes | U.S. iTunes |
Amazon | Amazon.co.uk




Right There f/ 50 Cent


U.K. iTunes | U.S. iTunes |
Amazon | Amazon.co.uk




Don't Hold Your Breath


U.K. iTunes | U.S. iTunes |
Amazon | Amazon.co.uk




Poison


U.K. iTunes | U.S. iTunes |
Amazon | Amazon.co.uk






 

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Dec 22, 2011
♥ Broadway.com: Nicole Scherzinger Is Totally Legit
Filed Under: Articles,Music Written By: gladys

Nicole Scherzinger Really Is an Angel of Music
Theater fans were blown away when former Pussycat Dolls frontwoman Nicole Scherzinger brought down the house as Maureen in Rent at the Hollywood Bowl in 2010. That was nothing compared to the jaws that dropped when she sang the title number from The Phantom of the Opera as part of London’s Royal Variety performance and nailed the song’s difficult final note, a high E. OK, quit teasing us Nicole, and come to Broadway for real.

Source: Broadway.com

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