Due to some stuff related to X Factor, Nicole is being insulted all over the internet and she already receveid death threats.
Nicole’s fans are sticking together to show her and the rest of the world that she has support and that we all love her.
Just write #WeLoveYouNicole on twitter.
Let’s make it TT, shall we?
BeBe: I am so excited for you with the latest and debut solo single you have out “Show Me”.
Jessica Sutta: Thank you so much! Yeah, it went #1 on the Hot Club Play chart on Billboard.
BeBe: Well, hey, hey, hey!!!
Jessica Sutta: That’s right, hey, hey! I can’t believe it. It’s so cool.
BeBe: You know you can’t go too wrong when you are working with remixers like Dave Aude, Ralphi Rosario, Alex Gaudino and Jason Rooney, right?
Jessica Sutta: I know! You know when I got signed to Hollywood Records, I had been doing dance music for a long time. So, when it came down to the remixes, I knew who I wanted to work with. My remix CD has like eleven remixes on it. It’s unbelievable.
BeBe: I have the “Show Me – Remixes” CD and it is amazing.
Jessica Sutta: Great.
BeBe: You know when I first heard the name of your single from when I interviewed Dave Aude and he mentioned you in the projects he was working on, I kind of read into the title a little bit. I read a little double entendre. Because the song is about you telling a guy that he tells you that he loves you, now you want him to show you. You think the public is doing the same thing to you? In other words, we hear the other members of the Pussycat Dolls outside of Nicole are talented, now ’show me’.
Jessica Sutta: Absolutely! I feel like… that’s such a great question. It’s so awesome. That is the thing when I started to go into my solo career. I was apart of this huge band where we traveled all over the world, and we were famous. But now that I’m branching out with my own solo career, I feel I have to start from the ground up. And, humbly, I do so. The fact that people are open-minded in saying ’you talked the talk, now let’s see you walk the walk’ is amazing. You know what I mean? Because you always get bad things said like they (Pussycat Dolls members) didn’t sing or they were just background dancers. But the truth is during the whole process of the Pussycat Dolls that I started developing as an artist, and learning and going to voice class, and writing. I had a game plan all along for my solo career. So, I’m going to show everyone.
BeBe: Exactly, because it is rare that successful groups such as the Pussycat Dolls have multiple members that are very talented (the Beatles are a rare exception). Unfortunately, not all of them get the spotlight. I admire your tenacity for coming out and doing what you want to do and making it happen for yourself.
Jessica Sutta: Thank you.
BeBe: Now, have you always written songs?
Jessica Sutta: I’ve always been a creative writer. I’ve loved writing ever since I was a little girl, but I developed as songwriter since leaving the Pussycat Dolls over the last 2.5 years. It has been exceptional for me with writing because of all the things I have gone through. It’s a humbling experience for me and I’ve fallen in love with it. I’ve been working with other writers which has been helping me.”Sutta Pop” my album is cool because I get to describe everything in my life, truly. Everything I talk about in my music I am really connected to. I feel as a writer when you have that ability to do that that people can really connect with you. You have to be honest with your music. If you are putting up a front and acting like you are something that you’re not, they (people) are gonna be able to tell.
BeBe: You mentioned all your success with being part of the most successful dance music group in history with hit records, Grammy nominations, and world travels to boot. And with all that, you had the protection of being apart of a group. Now, you are doing it on your own, honey. Do you feel you’re ready, babe?
Jessica Sutta: I’m more than ready! It’s scary, I’m not going to lie. You can’t hide behind anything. It’s on and it’s all on me. I have to really have thick skin, and I feel that is something I have developed through the years. Luckily I’ve stayed humble through out this whole process, because I feel that is super-important in this (music) industry. Yeah, I’m ready for it. As long as I’m out there speaking to people, to inspire, that’s all I’m interested in.
BeBe: You have said the word “humble” a few times already which seems to be extremely important to you. Have there been some experiences along the way that have just totally rubbed you the wrong way?
Jessica Sutta: I just feel there have been people around me that have become famous where their whole attitude changed. They became something (different) and lost respect for other people. I don’t like that.
I learned a couple of years ago living in Los Angeles and seeing the truth behind it (fame). We are all human and are here for a purpose, and if you feel you are better than another person then you have a problem because we are all equal. That’s why I stay humble and stay grounded. I keep people around me that are not just “yes” people. I have people around me that love me and respect me, and they will tell me the truth.
BeBe: You also give back in various ways. I know you re involved with a charity out of India, correct?
Jessica Sutta: New Possibilities. The first time the Pussycat Dolls went to India, I visited this little town called Rishikesh. And basically the charity brings awareness to the children in poverty there by raising money for their schools and change their mindset that they won’t be able to go to college or become a doctor or whatever. This experience completely changed my life. They take classes sitting in rubble sitting on a rug to get their lesson that day. And all they get to eat is an apple, some bread, and dirty milk.
It (the experience) changed my life so much. I think I can spread awareness and help them.
BeBe: And I also know you have been a strong supporter of Marriage Equality Acts across the country, not just as a way to support your gay fan base, but because you feel it’s right.
Jessica Sutta: I think it is despicable that people are not allowing everyone to be equal. Growing up all my friends were gay. I’ve seen what they have gone through in their lives with their parents not accepting them, and then they go and fall in love, and they can’t even marry the person that they love. It just bothers me because of someone’s opinion. It’s just the same way that segregation was. It’s the same thing. It’s 2011! Wake up. Who are we to judge? It makes me very disgusted.
BeBe: I can tell you are very passionate about it, which is really, really cool.
Jessica Sutta: It bothers me that someone can have such opinions about another person’s life.
BeBe: Now tell me how Hollywood Records (Joe Jonas, Miley Cyrus, Selena Gomez) came along?
Jessica Sutta: My manager, Andre Recke (Boo Management), used to manage Hilary Duff and had a good relationship with Hollywood Records. Hollywood Records was on top of my wish list for labels I wanted to work with. They are the best match for me. They are smart, they’re good people, and I just love them all.
BeBe: I know your heart is in dance music because number one, you are from Miami; number two, you’ve trained in dance for so long. But on your upcoming album “Sutta Pop” any ballads or other genres?
Jessica Sutta: It’s interesting because in making my album one of the things that was really important was to make sure that the album was a reflection of me. And the music that is coming out of it has R&B flavor, pop music, and dance influence. It’s great that music is not just one thing anymore, and that is sort of where my album’s going. There are so many difference influences because that is who I am. My personal tastes in music are all well rounded. I don’t just listen to one thing. But when comes down to remixes, I definitely have a hand in that because that’s my world.
BeBe: Another facet of you can definitely be seen in your music video for “Show Me”. When I see you in the video, I can see you tackling some onscreen film stuff in the future. Is that something you’d like to delve into?
Jessica Sutta: Oh, thank you. Absolutely! I would love, love, love to do film. Another passion of mine is acting. So, yes, definitely.
Nicole Scherzinger, 33, (the finale of The X Factor airs on Fox Dec. 21 and 22 at 8 p.m.) shares the 25 things you don’t know about her with Us Weekly.
1. I love all things coconut: sorbet, water.
2. I live for Old School. And, at one point, my nickname was Nicoleon Dynamite.
3. I can’t watch scary movies or anything remotely scary!
4. I make a mean Kentucky Derby pie.
5. I try to make it to church every Sunday.
6. My idea of a fun night is bingo with my special friends with disabilities at the Arc (thearc.org).
7. I secretly sing a little bit of opera.
8. I don’t like skulls or snakes.
9. I don’t like mean people.
10. I’m OCD about my house.
11. At 14, I swam around and sang my version of the Little Mermaid for my first acting audition.
12. I don’t like coffee — I’m definitely a tea girl.
13. I was a softball champ growing up — I just don’t know why my nickname was Noodle Arm.
14. My favorite food is a Hawaiian plate lunch with poke and some pickled mango.
15. On a sad day, I put on some Bob Marley and it brings me back to [my native] Hawaiian islands.
16. I love to paddleboard, but secretly wish I were a pro surfer.
17. I collect crucifixes.
18. I don’t eat fast food, but every now and then Taco Bell hits the spot!
19. I love Cream of Wheat and Pop-Tarts!
20. My favorite cake is red velvet with cream cheese frosting.
21. I’m usually always late — I’ll be late for my own funeral.
22. I don’t watch television. I don’t know a single show on right now other than The X Factor.
23. I don’t know how to take a day off.
24. I’m the best “bad dancer” ever!
25. I never liked potato chips, but just recently I discovered kettle chips…I live for them! Salt and vinegar!
Source: Usmagazine.com
The 32-year-old singer insists she is usually “self-controlled” when it comes to her diet but she occasionally likes to let her hair down and indulge in some calorific treats.
She said: “If I’m getting crazy, I’ll watch a movie, have pizza. I love red velvet cake and I love junk food sometimes.
“I’m pretty self-controlled but when I do party, some people say I’m the life of it.”
While her friends may say she is the life of the party, Nicole refuses to host bashes at her own home.
She said: “No, I’m not hosting any parties this year. I don’t allow a lot of people to come to my house. I’m very private.”
The former Pussycat Dolls star says she has learned to relax more as she has gotten older and is no longer as strict about her diet and exercise regime.
The US X Factor judge said: “Eventually I got to an age where I thought, ‘I’m fed up, I’m going to love me for who I am and find a happy balance.
“I learned to accept myself as a woman and not to be so hard on myself.”
Source: 4music.com
Nicole Scherzinger “never” used to think she was exercising enough.
The former Pussycat Dolls singer’s slender frame has been called into question in the past, with some claiming she looked too slim.
Nicole insists she’s never had a problem with her weight, but did used to worry she wasn’t working out enough.
“I never thought it was enough – that was the problem – but eventually I got to an age where I thought, ‘I’m fed up, I’m going to love me for who I am and find a happy balance.’ I learned to accept myself as a woman and not to be so hard on myself,” she explained.
The star added being in the sexy girl group was one of the problems. The Pussycat Dolls were famed for their skimpy stage outfits and when she joined Nicole wasn’t used to flashing so much flesh.
“I’d come from theatre and sang classical music and I was put into a group wearing minimal clothes, so I was body conscious,” she explained to Look magazine.
Source: Belfasttelegraph.co.uk
Nicole Scherzinger will “pay homage” to Pussycat Dolls on her forthcoming tour.
The 33-year-old singer is set to embark on a series of solo concerts next year but has promised part of her set will be influenced by her former band, who she left last year.
She said: “The tour is not going to be as big a spectacle as Rihanna or Katy Perry’s were. There will be dancers, a live band and I’ll pay homage to the Pussycat Dolls.”
The ‘Don’t Hold Your Breath’ hitmaker recently described herself as “Queen Doll” and admitted she finds her solo career more relaxing than being in a band.
She said: “Before it was like I had my entourage with me, my girl gang – and now it’s just me. On stage I was definitely more like a character, like we were all little superhero dolls and I was like
Queen Doll.
“With five girls in a group there’s always a lot of things involved. When it’s just you, you’ve only got a couple of people around you and it’s a lot more relaxed.
“I’m in touch with a few of them. We grew up so much together, that’s always going to be a sisterhood. I couldn’t be in a group with anyone else.”
Source: breakingnews
Jessica is confirmed in “The Dinah” in 2012, which is the largest youth music festival in the world. It happens in California in March, and Jessica will open the event on the 29th.
Soon after the performance in the Piano Room, on December 2 in Sydney, Australia Jessica spoke about the makeup line Nude by Nature: