Ok, probably everyone in my flist has seen this, but WTF?!
Says http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/061030/nym217.html?.v=48
Man Band
For half a decade Boy Bands ruled the airwaves, maintaining a strange hold on their bustling, female audience and just as quickly they faded from the spotlight. Now, all grown up, VH1 has decided to bring members of these teenage heartthrobs together in the new reality series "Man Band." Living together under one roof, five boy band legends including Bryan Abrams (Color Me Badd), Rich Cronin (LFO), Chris Kirkpatrick ('N Sync) and Jeff Timmons (98 Degrees) will be challenged to create new music, a dynamic stage show and then perform as a new pop group -- all of which begs the question "Can lightening strike twice?"
"Man Band" is executive produced by Troy Searer and John Foy for Tijuana Entertainment, Tony Harding and Kennedy for Kandokid Productions and Jim Ackerman for VH1. Christian McLaughlin is the supervising producer and Michael Hirschorn serves as Executive Producer for VH1.
Say I:
WTF?! I might not be an expert on tv channels up there, but isn't VH1 like... where you don't want to end? And, seriously, wasn't Chris the one who didn't want to appear on the E!True Hollywood Story episode? And... and... What about Nigels 11? No, seriously, what about that?
and why I do feel just an itsty bitsy teeny happy at the idea of hearing Chris sing again, even if it's for a crappy tvshow?
Man Band
For half a decade Boy Bands ruled the airwaves, maintaining a strange hold on their bustling, female audience and just as quickly they faded from the spotlight. Now, all grown up, VH1 has decided to bring members of these teenage heartthrobs together in the new reality series "Man Band." Living together under one roof, five boy band legends including Bryan Abrams (Color Me Badd), Rich Cronin (LFO), Chris Kirkpatrick ('N Sync) and Jeff Timmons (98 Degrees) will be challenged to create new music, a dynamic stage show and then perform as a new pop group -- all of which begs the question "Can lightening strike twice?"
"Man Band" is executive produced by Troy Searer and John Foy for Tijuana Entertainment, Tony Harding and Kennedy for Kandokid Productions and Jim Ackerman for VH1. Christian McLaughlin is the supervising producer and Michael Hirschorn serves as Executive Producer for VH1.
Say I:
WTF?! I might not be an expert on tv channels up there, but isn't VH1 like... where you don't want to end? And, seriously, wasn't Chris the one who didn't want to appear on the E!True Hollywood Story episode? And... and... What about Nigels 11? No, seriously, what about that?
and why I do feel just an itsty bitsy teeny happy at the idea of hearing Chris sing again, even if it's for a crappy tvshow?