| It is difficult to decide that weather a celebrity is | | | | company, London-Sire Records, folded and the |
| singer, actor, or a model but at the end we know | | | | group eventually disbanded. Songwriter Kara |
| they are popular among the entire world. | | | | DioGuardi contributed one track to the album, and |
| Shockingly most hot celebrities have very poor | | | | later went on to co-write with Scherzinger for |
| background and childhood. Almost all of them | | | | PCD and Her Name is Nicole. |
| have worst relations between their parents so | | | | Scherzinger worked with Yoshiki of Japanese rock |
| they started showbiz at very early age. | | | | band X Japan on in his Violet UK project. She sang |
| Her Early Life. | | | | the English version of "I'll Be Your Love" live with |
| Nicole Scherzinger was born in Honolulu. Her | | | | the Tokyo Symphonic Orchestra. The track also |
| mother was Hawaiian/Russian and her father was | | | | appeared on the 2003 Various Artists album |
| Filipino/Hawaiian so she is a combination of | | | | Exposition of Global Harmony. |
| different cultures and countries. Her mother | | | | Her Career Pussycat Dolls |
| Rosemary was just 18 at the time of Nicole's | | | | Pussycat Dolls was her next destination and she |
| birth and separated from her father when Nicole | | | | joined Pussycats in May 2003. Pussycat was her |
| was a baby. Louisville, Kentucky was their next | | | | dream since November 2002 when she saw them |
| destiny and they moved there with her half sister | | | | performing The Late Show with David Letterman. |
| Ke'ala and German-American stepfather Gary | | | | Carmen Electra sang "Big Spender" from the Bob |
| Scherzinger, who adopted Nicole. While attending | | | | Fosse musical Sweet Charity. In 2006, Scherzinger |
| Youth Performing Arts School she began her life | | | | said "It caught my eye because I’d played |
| as performer in Louisville. She put her studies on | | | | Velma Kelly in [Fosse's] Chicago in college." With |
| hold in 1999 to sing backing vocals for the rock | | | | "Don't Cha", "Buttons" and "Stickwitu" Pussycat |
| band Days of the New. | | | | Dolls were on top 5 of US charts and these |
| Her Recording career | | | | songs acquired world level popularity. She |
| Scherzinger appeared on the second album by | | | | co-wrote "I Don't Need a Man" with Kara |
| Days of the New, released in 1999. She also | | | | DioGuardi and producer Rich Harrison, and |
| recorded two songs with Barry Drake's F.O.B, | | | | co-wrote "Buttons" with producer Sean Garrett. |
| which were released in 2001. | | | | Another collaboration with DioGuardi, "Flirt", |
| In 2001, Scherzinger competed in the premiere | | | | became a B-side to "Stickwitu" and a bonus track |
| season of The WB's television show Popstars, on | | | | on PCD. |
| which she earned a spot in the all-girl pop group | | | | In 2006, Scherzinger toured with the Pussycat |
| Eden's Crush. She became one of the main | | | | Dolls for their album promotion. It was revealed in |
| vocalists for the group. The group's 2001 single | | | | 2006 that the Dolls are salaried employees of |
| "Get Over Yourself" peaked at number one in | | | | Interscope Records, giving the label a high level of |
| sales and hit the top ten on Billboard Hot 100. | | | | control over the group's finances and business |
| "Love This Way" was the second single chosen | | | | decisions. |
| from the Pop stars album; however, their record | | | | |