OK, let's not fight over it.
It may sound like "Live from Broadway" when it's uttered quickly, but it is actually:
nee-ka-LAh-yev-na.
It will help to keep in mind that in Russian all non-stressed "O"s sound like "Ah" or "uh" depending on their position relative to the stressed syllable. A good example is the Russian word for good or well, "khorosho". The accent is on the last "o", so the first o sounds like uh and as it gets closer to the stressed syllable it sounds like ah and the last vowel is a clear oh. It sounds something like "khuh-rah-shoh".