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Nicole Scherzinger in 2018

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]

Her role as the lead singer of

Dancing with the Stars
.

After her stint as a guest judge on the British

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

The Masked Singer to ratings success.[8]

Music videos

As a performer

Title Year Other performer(s) Director(s) Ref.
"Lie About Us" 2006 Avant Benny Boom [9]
"You Are My Miracle" Vittorio Grigolo Declan Whitebloom [10]
"Come to Me" P. Diddy Chris Robinson [11]
"Whatever U Like" 2007 T.I. Paul Hunter [12]
"Baby Love" will.i.am Francis Lawrence [13]
"Scream" 2008 Timbaland
Keri Hilson 		Justin Francis [14]
"
Jai Ho (You Are My Destiny)
" 		2009
A.R. Rahman
The Pussycat Dolls
 Thomas Kloss [15]
"Heartbeat" 2010 Enrique Iglesias Hiro Murai [16]
"Poison" — Joseph Kahn [17]
"Don't Hold Your Breath" 2011 — Rich Lee [18]
"Right There" 50 Cent Paul Hunter [19]
"Coconut Tree" Mohombi Director X
"Wet" — Justin Francis [20]
"Try with Me" — Aaron Platt
Joseph Toman 		[21]
"Boomerang" 2013 — Nathalie Canguilhem [22]
"Fino all'estasi" / "Hasta el éxtasis" Eros Ramazzotti Robert Hales [23]
"Missing You" Alex Gaudino Paul Boyd [24]
"Io ti penso amore"
David Garrett
 —
"Your Love" 2014 — Dawn Shadforth [25]
"
On the Rocks"
+(Wideboys
video edit) 		— Tim Mattia [26]
"Run" — Christopher Sims
"Bang" — Anders Rostad [27]
"Mona Lisa Smile" 2016 will.i.am Michael Jurkovac [28]
"Papi" Todrick Hall Todrick Hall
"She's BINGO" 2021 MC Blitzy
Luis Fonsi 		Roy Raz [29]

Guest appearances

Title Year Performer(s) Director(s) Ref.
"Enemy" 1999 Days of the New John Schindler
"Amber" 2002 311 The Malloys [30]
"Yes We Can" 2008 will.i.am Jesse Dylan [31]
"Please Don’t Bomb Nobody This Holiday" 2009 The Dan Band — [32]
"We Are the World 25 for Haiti" 2010 Artists for Haiti Paul Haggis [33]
"(It) Feels So Good" 2011 Steven Tyler Ray Kay [34]
"I Like How It Feels" Enrique Iglesias
Pitbull
The WAV.s 		Enrique Iglesias [35]
"American Girl (Celebrity Lipsync Version)" 2013 Bonnie McKee —
"
Imagine" (UNICEF
: World version) 		2014 Various Michael Jurkovac [36]
"In Love By Now" 2015 Jamie Foxx — [37]

Film

Title Year Role(s) Notes Ref.
Chasing Papi
2003
 Miss Puerto Rico
[38]
Love Don't Cost a Thing Champagne Girl
[38]
Be Cool
2005
 Herself Cameo
[39]
Men in Black 3
2012
 Lily, Boris' Girlfriend
[40]
Straight Outta Oz
2016
 Herself
[41]
Moana Sina (voice)
[42]
Ralph Breaks the Internet
2018
 Mo's Mother (voice) Mid-credits scene
[43]
Yoshiki: Under the Sky
2023
 Herself Documentary film
[44]

Television

Title Year(s) Role(s) Notes Ref.
Popstars USA
2001
 Herself / Contestant Season 1
[45]
Half & Half
2002
 Jasmine Episode: "The Big in with the in Crowd Episode"
[46]
Wanda at Large Gorgeous Woman Episode: "The Plane Trip"
My Wife and Kids
2003
 Veronica 2 episodes
[47]
The X Factor (UK)
Various[a]
 Herself / Various[b]
14
[48]
Cane
2007
 Herself Episode: "Family Business"
[49]
Big Time Rush
2009
 Herself Episode: "Big Time Audition"
The Sing-Off
2009–10
 Herself / Judge Season 1 & 2
[50]
Dancing with the Stars
2010
 Herself / Contestant
Season 10
[51]
How I Met Your Mother Jessica Glitter Episode: "Glitter"
[52]
The X Factor (US)
2011
 Herself / Judge
Season 1
[53]
Mixology
2014
 Herself Episode: "Fab & Jessica & Dominic"
[54]
Project Runway All Stars
2015
 Herself / Guest judge Episode: "Sketching with Sharks"
[55]
I Can Do That
 		Herself / Contestant Season 1
[56]
Best Time Ever with Neil Patrick Harris Herself / Co-Host Season 1
[57]
Bring the Noise Herself / Team Captain Season 1
[58]
RuPaul's Drag Race: All Stars
2016
 Herself / Guest Judge Episode: "Drag Movie Shequels"
[59]
Dirty Dancing
2017
 Penny Riviera Television film
[60]
Drop the Mic Herself / Contestant Episode: "[Scherzinger] vs. Lil Rel Howery / Charlie Puth vs. Backstreet Boys"
Lip Sync Battle
2017–18
 Herself / Various 2 episodes
Australia's Got Talent
2019
 Herself / Judge Season 9
[61]
The X Factor: Celebrity Herself / Judge 8 episodes
[62]
The X Factor: The Band Herself / Judge 4 episodes
[63]
The Masked Singer
2019–2023
 Herself / Panelist Seasons 1–10
[64]
I Can See Your Voice
2020
 Herself / Guest Panelist Episode: "[Scherzinger], DeRay Davis, Russell Peters, Cheryl Hines, Adrienne Houghton"
[65]
Trese
2021
 Miranda Trese (voice) 2 episodes
[66]
Annie Live! Grace Farrell Television special
[67]
That's My Jam (UK)
2022
 Herself / Contestant Episode: "[Scherzinger] & Thom Evans vs. Joey Fatone & Aloe Blacc"
[68]
That's My Jam
2023
 Herself / Contestant Episode: "Jason Derulo & [Scherzinger] vs. Kelsea Ballerini & Julia Michaels"
[69]

Web series

Title Year Role(s) Notes Ref.
The Sidemen Show
2018
 Herself Episode: "Sidemen Rescue Nicole Scherzinger"
[70]

Commercials

Product/Brand Year Director(s) Ref.
CW Network
 2007 —
Caress 2008 — [71]
Nike After Six Brian Billow [72]
C&A 2010 — [73]
Capital FM — [74]
2011 NBA Playoffs
 2011 — [75]
imPress Nails 2012 —
Herbal Essences – Honey, I'm Strong Paula Walker [76]
Herbal Essences – Smooth & Shine 2013 Jim Sonzero [77]
Herbal Essences – Moroccan My Shine —
2013 NBA Playoffs
 — [78]
Müller de Luxe Corner Niall Downing [79]
Nicole x Missguided 2014 The Gate [80]

Notes

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

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