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Exclusive: Former 98 Degrees Star Jeff Timmons' Las Vegas Wedding

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Jeff Timmons definitely knows how to throw a wedding! The former 98 Degrees singer just married his wife, Amanda, in a wild and eccentric ceremony at the Viva Las Vegas Wedding Chapel. Jeff says, “We wanted to have a fun, over-the top wedding where people could be themselves.” They exchanged vows in front of an Elvis-impersonating minister, all their friends and family and even Penn and Teller. After the ceremony, they jumped into a pink Cadillac and Elvis drove them off into the sunset. Besides Jeff’s new single which is coming out soon, Amanda is seven months pregnant with a baby girl! Amanda says, “She’ll be our little diva!" The couple has no intentions of losing their sense of humor, saying, “We like to have a good time

98 Degrees Jeff Timmons Gets Married In Zany Las Vegas Wedding

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An Elvis impersonator, Chippendales dancers and performers from Fantasy and the Peep Show — sound like a new Las Vegas revue?

Nope.

It was just the zany wedding for former 98 Degrees star Jeff Timmons.

With only one week of preparation, Jeff said “I Do” to Amanda at the Viva Las Vegas Wedding Chapel on September 1.

“We had a great time,” Jeff tells RumorFix. “We just thought we’d do it up in Vegas. Here, nothing is too serious.”

Amanda was wearing a Vera Wang gown and Jeff donned a gray shirt and vest and Nike silver sneakers.

Because the wedding was thrown at the last minute, none of his fellow 98 Degrees band mates were there.

Jeff recently wrapped up a extended stint with Chippendales and is now working on his own show that will feature some of his own original songs, some covers and, of course, some 98 Degrees hits. Jeff tells us the show will also feature “some of the same kind of sexiness” that was featured in the Chippendales show.

Nick Lachey Gives Voice to "The Sing-Off"

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Gambling On Happiness

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My pal Jeff Timmons had what appears to have been a pretty Vegas wedding! Shirtless, surrounded by Peep Show actresses and Chippendale's dancers...and did I mention shirtless?

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FANTASY Celebrates 12th Anniversary with Reveal of 2012 “Ultimate FANTASY” Calendar

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Jeff Timmons and guest at “Ultimate FANTASY” calendar party in Rice & Company at Luxor

Brian Thomas and Jeff Timmons check their phones at "Ultimate FANTASY" calendar party

Nick Lachey Talks About the Inspirational Atmosphere of 'The Sing-Off' (VIDEO)

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NBC's A cappella talent competition 'The Sing-Off' returns for a new season tonight at 9PM ET. Host Nick Lachey made an appearance on 'Today' (9AM ET on NBC) to talk about the judging changes the show has made this season, and the inspiring musical atmosphere the show fosters. It's so contagious that Lachey has been working in the studio on a new project of his own.

'The Sing-Off' will have a new judges this year, as Sara Bareilles joins Ben Folds and rest of the crew. It will also have a longer season, as its moving to 16 episodes. Lachey said the new judges bring a wealth of energy, and experience, to a set that's already brimming with its own unique vibe. The show has struck such a nerve that not only is it creating A cappella groups as part of the competition, but singers are starting to form their own groups to compete for a spot in the competition.

All the energy has inspired Lachey to get back to his own musical roots, which started in the boy-band 98 Degrees. He's venturing back into the studio to work on a new musical project of his own, and credited the show's electric atmosphere with inspiring him. It probably doesn't hurt that 'The Sing-Off' has allowed him to cultivate a new, rabid fan-base who make a perfect audience for his vocal talents.

The Sing-off premieres Good Squeaky clean Fun

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NBC’s The Sing-Off premiered last night, in all of its cheesy glory and sans instruments, as host Nick Lachey will not allow you to forget. The little music competition show that could has been rewarded by NBC with afull season pick-up, which means one new judge, additional contenders to charm the family audience and larger prizes at stake. Yes, Nicole Scherzinger, known for her confounding statements that fall somewhere between criticism flirtation, has jumped ship to Fox’s The X Factor—check back on Thursday to see if that’s a good fit for her and her two friends—ushering in the Sara Bareilles Era, which puts the former UCLA a cappella performer alongside veteran judges Ben Folds and Shawn Stockman, thus adding a little bit more technical knowledge and legitimacy to the panel itself. Lachey is still Lachey, mind you, but did we get a fleeting sense that he’s feeling more relaxed the third time around? Guess the second televised marriage will do that to you.

To start things off, eight groups were broken into two groups of four to perform for the judges. Among them: three college groups, a family-sized brood from Wisconsin—enter your variousPartridge Family jokes now, but don’t forget to call Emma Stone!—and a super group consisting ofSing-Off contenders of yore, which really emphasizes both the love for the craft and the desperation that can take hold of humans when it comes to televised singing competitions. Yes, they’re all talented, but some of these ladies in Delilah will just not let their early exits go. The lack of versatility seemed to be the biggest threat to any group’s potential for success, as with each impending round they’ll be asked to perform genre-specific numbers instead of their familiar, foolproof set list. Of the two group’s sent home, The Cat’s Pajamas, the pride of Branson, Missouri by way of New Jersey, couldn’t make their ’60/’70s sound on Grand Funk Railroad’s “Some Kind of Wonderful” translate to the Sing-Off stage, despite playing 200 shows a year in their hometown. At least the people of the Midwest are experiencing no shortage of a cappella these days. The Fannin Family’s eight children will likely each have one stellar college entrance essay, but their approach to Selena Gomez’s “Who Says,” age-appropriate for 14-year-old lead Maria, seemed too safe, and the sibling group unwilling to ever rise above anything rated PG. Did we mention BYU’s Vocal Point changed Brian Setzer’s “can of ale” lyric to “ginger ale”? We know this is a family show, but c’mon. Live on the edge!

As four our favorites of the night? Afro-Blue, the co-ed group from Howard University (it’s always wise to give a shout-out to Diddy), whose jazzy take on “Put Your Records On” not only showcased lead singer Christie’s control, but also Reggie’s powerful bass which slowed down the Corrine Bailey Rae original to something truly soulful. Denver’s own Urban Method made a slightly overdramatic plea for stardom by explaining that they were “born to do this,” a sentiment truly unique to anyone ever making a run at stardom or doing anything they are truly passionate about in the history of the world. Rapper Mike explained his arduous quest to remove white MCs as the punchline of the music industry, one which makes him lose precious beauty sleep—so obviously he should be rewarded, right? For all the drama, the “rap-cappella” group delivered, making their rendition of Eminem and Rihanna’s “Love The Way You Lie” huge and theatrical, second only to the fiery performances by the famous faces in Em’s music video. There will be eight more groups to get to know next week, so get adjusted to this season’s changes by watching our early favorites, below

NICK LACHEY LOVES “CONTAGIOUS” ATMOSPHERE OF ‘THE SING-OFF’

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The Sing-Off kicks off season three tonight (NBC, 8 pm et/pt), as 16 a capella groups compete for a Sony recording contract and a $200,000 cash prize. Celebrity judges on the show include returnees Ben Folds, Shawn Stockman, and newbie Sara Bareilles.

“This show has such a contagious atmosphere to be around,” says The Sing-Off host Nick Lachey, who years ago fronted the boy band 98 Degrees. “And you see how passionate these groups and the joy that they have performing on stage each and every show. It’s contagious. It makes you want to get out there, and do it. And certainly, I miss my guys, and there’s nothing but good memories there (with 98 Degrees).”

Click on the media bar and listen to Lachey talk about catching New Kids on the Block in concert:

As for the possibility of a 98 Degrees reunion, Lachey simply said, “Maybe in the future, we’ll see that happen.”

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Shawn Stockman and Nick Lachey attend NBC’s 2011 TCA summer press tour at The Bazaar at the SLS Hotel in Los Angeles, California on August 1, 2011

Check out the judges and host for this year’s show. Ben Folds, Sara Bareilles, Shawn Stockman, and Nick Lachey

The Sing-Off Set Visit: Returns for an Extended Third Season

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Get those ears of yours in tune, America, because another televised singing competition is about to start but this time its all a cappella. That’s right, The Sing-Off is back for a third season of vocal powerhouses and I got the chance to visit the set for a taping of one of their new episodes and have a brief chat with host Nick Lachey and judge Ben Folds.

Nestled into Stage 15 on the Sony Pictures lot in Los Angeles, the set of The Sing-Off is an absolute joy to walk onto with vocal groups warming up all around you to make their wildly versatile voices primed to impress the judges and advance to the next round of competition. And this year, there are a whole lot more of those voices to go around with the series more than doubling its number of episodes from its first two years on the air.

“We’re bigger and we’re better!” boasted host Nick Lachey. “We’re up to 11 episodes from 5 last year so we’re like the little show that could and we’re able to showcase even more unbelievable talent, which I think is great.”

With so many music competition shows on the air right now I asked Lachey and Ben Folds, who acts as one of the show’s three judges, how they distinguish themselves to stand out from the crowd. “Well that’s pretty easy,” said Folds, “our show is rooted in a cappella competition and that engine is what makes us extremely different.”

“The structure and competition symbols of the show might be similar to other shows out there but the a cappella aspect gives it a whole different feeling that makes it really special,” continued Folds.

In a world of pop music dominated by auto-tune and electronic sounds I asked Folds if there was even a place for a cappella music on the scene and if the winners of their show have any hope of topping the charts in a such a climate. And to put it simply, he absolutely thinks there is. “A cappella is really a huge cultural movement and there is always room for it in the music industry. If anything, I think the hardest thing about this show is keeping the competition tense. The music is just so powerful that it creates an enormous generosity between the competing groups that they’re just happy for each other no matter what happens.”

And after sitting through a taping of an episode I can certainly vouch for that statement. They really do revel in the other groups’ performances and it is almost as fun to watch them watch each other perform as it is to see the performances themselves.

Since what I watched was actually the season’s 10th episode I can’t reveal much about what I saw but I will say that the talent on display is remarkable! After watching the final four teams perform I had absolutely zero envy for the judges who had to decide who should be sent home.

“That is of course the really hard part,” said Lachey, “as the host I find myself constantly encouraging and embracing them along the way so its hard to see them go.”

On top of more episodes the show also boasts a new judge this season to sit alongside Folds and Shawn Stockman of Boys II Men fame. Recording artist Sara Bareilles has joined the panel to replace Nicole Scherzinger who has moved on to be a judge on FOX’s The X-Factor. Together, the three judges bring a wealth of knowledge and experience as a cappella artists and can act as true mentors to the competing teams.

On a personal note Lachey confirmed that he has just returned to the recording booth to start work on his upcoming third solo album called ‘Soundtrack of My Life’ featuring cover songs from all of the movies that have touched him over the years and Folds will be releasing a compilation album of his greatest hits next month called ‘The Best Imitation of Myself’ that encompasses his solo work along with that of his trio Ben Folds Five.

The Sing-Off begins this Monday, September 19 at 8/7c on NBC.

Images courtesy of NBC.

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Nick Lachey recycles and conserves, Shawn Stockman cleans green

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By Gerri Miller

'The Sing-Off' stars have their own music plans.

Photo: Mitchell Haaseth/NBC

"Obviously recycling is the one thing you can do. Trying to conserve water and turn the lights off, just being conscious of it — you don't have to make yourself miserable trying to do it but every little bit helps," says Nick Lachey, host of NBC's a capella group competition "The Sing-Off," which has its season premiere Sept. 19. "Not taking anything away from the previous season, but the groups are so talented, I can't even imagine how hard the judges' jobs will be," he says, noting that a cappella "more than any other kind of music takes a lot of practice and dedication before you go out there. You have to practice, practice, practice, and hone your sound."

The 98 Degrees alumnus' solo career is coming off the back burner, as he's gearing up to record a new album. "It's a long time coming for me and I'm excited to get back to it. It's tentatively called 'The Soundtrack Of My Life,' but that isn't a done deal yet." He has fond memories of his boy band days, acknowledging, "I certainly wouldn't be doing anything I'm doing now if it hadn't been for that opportunity." A reunion might happen someday, he confirms. "We talk about it all the time and I wouldn't be surprised if we didn't get back together at some point," he says.

In July, Lachey married actress Vanessa Minnillo, who'll host the next edition of ABC's "Wipeout." "We're a two-host household now," he says.

"This is just another element of what I already do in the business," says Shawn Stockman of his role as a judge on "The Sing-Off," serving on the panel with Ben Folds and Sara Bareilles (replacing Nicole Scherzinger, who defected to "The X Factor"). The Boyz II Men singer still does 150 shows a year with the group, so he's juggling TV tapings with his tour schedule. The trio is also readying a 20th anniversary album of ten new, ten re-recorded tracks that will be released exclusively at Wal-Mart in October. At home, he uses eco-friendly cleaning products and recycles. "We try to do our part," he says.

Drew on Vanessas Wipeout Gig

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Drew Lachey talks about his brother Nick's fiancée Vanessa Minnillo's new gig as host of the game show...

Celebrities Dish About Their Favorite School Lunches

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School lunches can be extremely traumatizing. Just ask my therapist. God bless my parents, but when it came to packing a school lunch, they might as well have been packing a suicide bomb that I had to carry with me all day. It was whole-wheat bread this, leaky, smelly thermoses (thermoses!) of milk that, a bruised plum here, and one measly Chips Ahoy cookie crushed into a soggy sand there. All the cool kids at least got tobuy their milk, and most had some sort of Gusher or Fruit by the Foot "side-dish" that made me drool with jealousy. When it came to trades, I was black-listed. No one would deal with me.

Some celebrities tell similar tales of lunch room rejection, and some even have school lunch stories that would make Anthony Bourdain proud. People magazine asked about 10 stars, "What's the best school lunch you ever had?" and celebs like Brooke Shields, Gail Simmons, and Jersey girl Deena Cortese shared their lunchable tales.

Here's what they had to say:

Drew Lachey (Nick's brother) -- "Those little square pizzas."

Deena Cortese (from Jersey Shore) -- "I was really stoked on Fridays. I'd be like, Yes! It's pizza day!"

Michael Vartan (from Alias) -- "My mom was, and still is, a bit of a macro-biotic health freak."

Brooke Shields -- "I liked when they had anything Asian in the lunch room. Like when they would do chicken lo mein or whatever that was."

Gail Simmons (from Top Chef) -- "My mom would make things like zucchini salad. I would come to school and everyone would make fun of me and all I wanted was my friend Reesa's sandwich."

Jerry Ferrara (Turtle from Entourage) -- "My mom used to make killer lunches. I would take my lunch box out and open that thing and open that sandwich and jaws dropped, and kids looked, and always tried to trade up with me. And I'm like, No, I'm not trading ... I don't want the Snack Pack."

Susie Essman (from Curb Your Enthusiasm) -- "Every day [my mom] would make me bologna sandwiches. Every. Day. Every single day on Wonder bread and mustard until I was going to shoot myself in the head from bologna sandwiches."

I totally feel Drew and Deena -- pizza Fridays were incredible -- and I really want a sandwich made by Mrs. Ferrara right now. Kinda makes sense that foodie Gail Simmons was served some fancy stuff, and who knew that Brooke Shields was so adventurous with the slimy cafeteria lo mein?

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Haute Event: Crystals Celebrates Fashion’s Night Out with Chris Saldaña, Dayna Roselli and Jeff Timmons

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Posted By Susan Stapleton on September 9th, 2011
Photography by Al Powers

Chris Saldaña, 98 Degree member Jeff Timmons and Dayna Roselli at Fashion's Night Out at Crystals

Thousands of Las Vegas’ most fashionable showed up last night for Fashion’s Night Out at Crystals at CityCenter. Crystals entertained guests with in-store experiences, heart-pumping entertainment from soul group Fitz and the Tantrums, delicious restaurant tastings, the stylish talents of KLAS-TV news anchors Chris Saldaña and Dayna Roselli, and a surprise visit from American pop singer and member of the Grammy-nominated group 98 Degrees Jeff Timmons.

Fitz & The Tantrums stole the show for the evening. Taking the stage with “Don’t Gotta,” the crowd gathered to dance to the infectious beats and even chime in on a surprise cover of the Eurythmics’ ‘80s throwback “Sweet Dreams.” The Rolling Stone “Band to Watch” closed their set by belting their breakout hit “Moneygrabber” and ended the night perfectly when devoted fan and Las Vegas local Melanie Munsell (who waited more than three hours to be in the front row) won a signed Fitz & The Tantrums’ Fashion’s Night Out tote. She wasn’t the only one squealing when the band, including lead vocalists Michael “Fitz” Fitzgerald and the seductive, velvet-voiced Noelle Scaggs, signed autographs and took pictures with a line of anxious fans during the post-show meet and greet.

The crowd had more reason to cheer when Grammy-nominated 98 Degrees member and Chippendales’ star Jeff Timmons popped onstage for an impromptu appearance, modestly dismissing his fans’ applause by saying, “Tonight is not about me, it’s about these great retailers benefiting these amazing local charities.” Timmons and his adorable expecting wife were pulled to the stage after being spotted shopping by 8 News Now personality, event host and friend, Chris Saldaña.

Saldaña and his co-host and colleague Dayna Roselli guided guests through the night’s raffles with prizes. Saldaña showed his fashion chops suited in Paul Smith (right down to a pair of enviable striped socks) while Roselli wowed in a va-va-voom lace-inset Stella McCartney dress.

Their witty dialog was nonstop with all the exciting events happening across Crystals. Flirty samba dancers and a Caipirinhas bar at Assouline’s Brazilian fiesta. Kiki de Montparnasse featured live lingerie-clad “mannequins” enticed passers-by. TAG Heuer offered swanky watch and 10-year-old scotch paired with motor-inspired timepieces and studded with “real deal” scotch rocks. Hermès doormen clad in horse-heads held horse-shaped balloons and paid homage to the brand’s equestrian past. Stella McCartney had shoppers lined up for their cheeky old-time popcorn cart and photo booth with over-the-top props.

Las Vegas favorites the Nevada Pops Jazz Trio also entertained guests at Mikimoto and localite Michael Shulman provided fabulous deejaying at Dior, complete with crystal-encrusted headphones and one snazzy velvet blazer. Minglers included CityCenter President & CEO Bobby Baldwin, founder of Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health Larry Ruvo, Smith Center for Performing Arts President Myron Martin, Light Group President Mike Myers and Nevada Cancer Institute Vice President Shelley Gitomer.

Consistently popular were the elegant and delicious complimentary tasting stations by CityCenter restaurants: Todd English P.U.B., Mastro’s Ocean Club, Eva Longoria’s Beso Steakhouse, Social House, Lemongrass and UNION Restaurant & Lounge. Each served signature temptations to endless lines of guests. When not snacking, guests could create keepsakes for the night with a unique iPhoto booth that uploaded glam portraits instantly to a Facebook gallery.

Nick Lachey and Vanessa Minnillo at LAX

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Jeff Timmons takes his shirt off at Chippendales

Sean "Diddy" Combs Hosts Pool Party At The Palms In Las Vegas

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Thank you and goodnight…

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Starting a new job is never easy. Its hard on the new employee as well as the current staff. Is the new guy going to fit in? Is he going to create tension? Is he gonna do my job better than me? These are the things that most people will think of the day the new guy is starting. In show business this is even worse. There are a lot of egos to deal with, and when the “new guy” is a celebrity there can be even more trepidation. Needless to say when it was announced that Jeff Timmonswas joining the cast our guys were a little bit wary. The stereotype for celebrities is that they are Divas, male or female. The guys were concerned that he would be stealing the spot light and that everyone would have to cater to his every desire. The Chippendales are like a family; the guys are all pretty tight. They hang out beyond the theatre and spend a lot of their time together so it is very important that the new guy fits that mold as well. If there is no chemistry off the stage there will not be any on the stage. Lucky for us Jeff Timmons fit like a glove. From the moment he came to the theatre we knew he was going to fit in just fine. Not only was he very nice, he was humble, excited, and genuinely one of the guys from the start. Aside from his obvious talent as a performer Jeff was down to have a good time. He did many interviews and promo appearances but what really set him apart was his sense of humor and total willingness to try anything. From the TMZ spoof, to virals with the guys, Jeff was not afraid to make fun of anything, including himself. In the TMZ video there is one part where he is dressed like a girl, just so you all know not only did we not ask him to do this we didn’t know it was happening. While filming this Jeff said I’ll be back disappeared for a few minutes and came back all drag queened out. I don’t think a group of people has ever laughed so hard, and it was totally unexpected. It was these types of things that made Jeff such a pleasure to work with. (The screaming fans didn’t hurt either). He will forever be an honorary Chippendales performer and is always welcome on our stage. Thanks for a great run Jeff!

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MEET THE HOST OF THE SING-OFF NICK LACHEY

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Nick grew up in Ohio and attended Cincinnati’s well-regarded public School for Creative and Performing Arts, where he developed his vocal talent and aspirations to become an entertainer.

Nick is well-known for his band 98 Degrees, where he sang along with his brother Drew Lachey, friend Justine Jeffre and Jeff Timmons. Unlike other boy bands, 98 Degrees was started independently by Jeff Timmons and was later picked up by a record label. The band got its big break when they performed during a radio broadcast of a Boys II Men concert and Paris D’Jon, manager of Montel Jordan, arranged for 98 Degrees to open for Jordan on his tour. Shortly after, the band was signed to Motown. Over the years, they have sold over 10 million records and earned eight top 40 singles.

Nick is also known for the hit reality show Newlyweds: Nick and Jessica with his then-wife Jessica Simpson. The show was on for four seasons. Recently, Nick has been working on a new album entitled “Coming Up for Air.” He has done other television appearances as Leslie St. Claire in Charmed, and has appeared on Hope and Faith and Twins.

9 Group and Palms Casino Resort Sighting from Labor Day Weekend

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DJ Pauly D kicked off Labor Day weekend at the Palms Casino Resort spinning at Ditch Friday at the Palms Pool & Bungalows and then at Rain Nightclub.

Famed entrepreneur, Diddy hosted an unparalleled poolside bash to top off Labor Day weekend at the Palms Pool & Bungalows at the Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas. Diddy amped up the crowd by getting on the mic and singing “Mo Money Mo Problems”. Other celebs at the poolside bash included Jeff Timmons from 98 Degrees, Flo Rida, Christina Milian and Akon.

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Jeff and The Chippendales Host a Keg Tapping at Hofbrauhaus in Las Vegas

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Jeff Timmons and Marie Osmond at Caesars Entertainment Jubilee! Showgirls March Against Resort Fees for Visitors in Las Vegas

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Jeff Having drinks at the Sugar Factory

Nick Lachey and Vanessa Minnillo Buy New Home In Encino (PHOTOS)

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Singer Nick Lachey and new bride Vanessa Minnillo are putting down roots in the San Fernando Valley, recently purchasing a 6 bed, 8 bath home in Encino, CA for $2.85 million.

The 8,000 square foot Spanish style home, in the hills near the Encino Reservoir, was built in 1983, and has a total of 18 rooms – plenty of space to start a new family. The living spaces and bedrooms feature vaulted beam ceilings and fireplaces for a stylishly rustic feel, and extensive balconies, patios, and a pool offer outdoor living opportunities during the milder Valley months.

The hacienda also features a state of the art kitchen, dining area, office/den, and sitting room.

Nick Lachey rose to fame as a member of the boy band 98 Degrees, but is probably best known for his marriage to Jessica Simpson and the accompanying reality show which followed their lives as a couple. They divorced in 2006.

Vanessa Minnillo is a television personality, model, and actress. She has appeared on such shows as “Entertainment Tonight” and “Total Request Live.”

The newlyweds met on the set of the video for his song “What’s Left of Me,” and were married on Richard Branson’s private island in July of the year.