Nicole Scherzinger is finally a bona fide Broadway star, opening Jamie Lloyd's reimagined revival of Andrew Lloyd Webber's Sunset Boulevard at the St. James Theatre on

Nicole Scherzinger has brought her Olivier-winning performance in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s “Sunset Boulevard” to Broadway. And rave reviews for her performance as the silent movie queen Norma Desmond staging a comeback could well win her a Tony Award next June.

Nicole Scherzinger is ready for her close-up. In the early aughts, the pop chanteuse scored global fame (and seven Top 20 hits) as the de facto leader of the Pussycat Dolls, which she then tried to springboard into a solo career.

Nicole Scherzinger opened up about what her role in "Sunset Boulevard" means to her as the musical opened on Broadway.

When Andrew Lloyd Webber's stage adaptation of the 1950 Billy Wilder film Sunset Boulevard premiered in London in 1993 and on Broadway the following year, it was arguably the last gasp of the ‘80s megamusical aesthetic - at least until shows like The Lion King and Wicked came along to tweak the formula.

As she sings the final verse of "As If We Never Said Goodbye," one of two showstopping numbers that bolster the musical "Sunset Boulevard," Nicole Scherzinger turns her face skyward. Her architectural cheekbones reflect the glare of the spotlight,

It’s the pictures that got small.” Perhaps the pictures have always been too small, if they have no place for a woman like Nicole Scherzinger’s radiant Norma Desmond. In the Broadway revival of Sunset Boulevard,

Nicole Scherzinger makes a commanding Broadway debut in director Jamie Lloyd’s smartly contemporary staging of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s musical adaptation of the classic film.

There’s no more gilded cage for Norma in director Jamie Lloyd’s red-hot, straight-from-London revival of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s noir 1993 musical.