Showing posts with label The Today Show. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Today Show. Show all posts
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Monday, October 13, 2014
Nick Lachey Asks Al Roker About His Favorite Type of Underwear on Today
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Taylor Ferber
gearing up for the return of Big Morning Buzz Live by doing a little role reversal with the hosts of Today. In the game “Orange Room Roulette” Al Roker, Natalie Morales, Willie Geist, and Tamron Hall are asked the questions for a change, while Nick proves how much of kick-ass (and charming) host he is.
Only Nick can get away with asking the Today anchors about underwear and their most embarrassing moments. Lucky for you, there will be a lot more where that came from with the return of Big Morning Buzz Live, kicking off on Monday, September 29 at 9AM. This just goes to show that nothing is off limits when it comes to Nick and his morning crew.
Thursday, February 27, 2014
Tuesday, February 25, 2014
Nick Lachey Tv Upcoming Events
Things are heating up in NYC! I'm excited to wake you up on VH1 every morning starting next week, but until then, I'll be joining these shows to talk about Big Morning Buzz Live! #VH1Buzz
Wed Feb 26: Live on The View
Thur Feb 27: Live on Today Show
Fri Feb 28: The Rachael Ray Show
Stay tuned to my Twitter - I have a few tickets to give away to be in the audience at The View.
Wed Feb 26: Live on The View
Thur Feb 27: Live on Today Show
Fri Feb 28: The Rachael Ray Show
Stay tuned to my Twitter - I have a few tickets to give away to be in the audience at The View.
Thursday, June 27, 2013
Sunday, June 16, 2013
Sunday, April 21, 2013
Saturday, April 6, 2013
98 Degrees credit TODAY performance with band reunion
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By Randee Dawn, TODAY contributor
At some point, the TODAY plaza may become a shrine to fans of boy bands everywhere, and with good reason: Last August 98 Degrees performed on TV for the first time in more than 10 years, and, less than one year later they have a new album, "2.0" and are set to hit the road with fellow grown-up boy bands New Kids on the Block (who visited TODAY on Wednesday) and Boyz II Men
The band's Nick Lachey (along with members Drew Lachey, Jeff Timmons and Justin Jeffre) gave props to that performance for helping them decide to move forward when the band visited the studio Thursday.
"That was our trial run, actually," Nick Lachey admitted to TODAY's Matt Lauer. "If all that went well, we were anxious to get back in the studio, but we came and performed on TODAY and then we did a concert shortly after that, had a blast and decided, 'Why not do some more?'"
"As long as the fans are out there for us, we want to keep it going," added Jeff Timmons.
"2.0" is due in stores in May, and the band will hit the road at the end of that month with "The Package Tour."
Check out their interview in the video above, and a performance of their new song, "Microphone
Friday, April 5, 2013
What do the 98 Degrees guys have on their iPods?
98 Degrees perform in Studio 1A.
If you looked through the mp3 players of the members of 98 Degrees, you might be a little surprised at what you'd find.
98 Degrees rose to prominence with the boy band surge of the late '90s, and after a six-year hiatus, they're seeking their niche in the contemporary musical landscape. The quartet (Jeff Timmons, Justin Jeffre, and brothers Nick and Drew Lachey) said they've struck a balance between their signature style and the current sound of pop music. So TODAY.com decided to take a closer look at what the guys have been listening to these days.
"We like everything," Drew told TODAY.com. "There's good music in every genre, so for us, it's more about the song than the genre."
Nick said his favorite era of music was the '70s classic rock scene, while Jeff's taste was a little more in line with the group's style.
"I'm a big fan of '60s doo-wop," Jeff said. "And of course, late '80s and early '90s R&B."
"I love 1930s, 40s and 50s jazz," Justin put in. "That was just really classic American music."
So just what is on 98 Degrees' eclectic playlist? Check it out below!
1. When I was Your Man== Bruno Mars
2. Radioactive== Imagine Dragons
3. Sail== Awol Nation
4. The pit== Silversun pickups
5. What a Wonderfull World== Louis Armstrong
6. Madness== Muse
7. If I die Young== The Band Perry
8, Smells Like Teen Spirt== Nirvana
Sunday, August 26, 2012
98 DEGREES REUNITE ON ‘THE TODAY SHOW’
Before One Direction, The Wanted and Big Time Rush, one of the hottest boy bands in the music scene was none other than 98 Degrees.
Making their reunion official on August 17 with a special performance on ‘TODAY’, the boy group consisting of Nick Lachey, Drew Lachey, Justin Jeffre and Jeff Timmons treated fans to live renditions of ‘The Hardest Thing’, ‘Because of You’, ‘I Do’ and ‘Invisible Man.’ The concert, marked the group’s first television appearance in over 10 years.
“In the 10 years since our last performance as 98 Degrees we’ve each achieved personal success and grown as individuals, while remaining a close-knit family,” the band said in a press release in July. “We have also been fortunate to have the support and enduring love of our fans every step of the way. With so much to celebrate, this reunion is going to be one big party, so whether you tune in to the ‘Today Show’ or join us at the MixTape Festival, everyone’s invited.”
EEEEEE! How exciting is this? As a 90s child, a 98 Degrees reunion will certainly bring back some nostalgic feelings. Now if only N Sync would get back together…that would just be the cherry on top.
Watch them perform below!
Wednesday, August 22, 2012
Post-98 Degrees reunion, Jeff Timmons in talks with Steck
When you have a 98 Degrees tattoo on your right biceps — as does Jeff Timmons — you are sort of beholden to the brand.
So it made sense that Timmons has been eager to reunite the 1990s boy band — or rather, formerboy band — for an appearance on the “Today” show last Friday and a spot on the bill at last weekend’s “MixTape Festival” in Hershey, Pa. It was the first live performance by the 98 Degrees in 11 years, and their set closed the two-day festival at Hersheypark Stadium.
Others on the nostalgia-tinged bill were Backstreet Boys, New Kids on the Block, the Dan Band and LL Cool J. Kelly Clarkson, the Fray, the Wanted, DJ Pauly D, Carly Rae Jepson and Steel Panther (presumably to instill a sense of stability to the two-day event) also performed.
But the long-awaited reunion of 98 Degrees, in the works for more than two years, was the most-anticipated performance.
“We had the opportunity to do this really big festival, and also the ‘Today’ show, the biggest show on morning TV, so we agreed to do it. Aside from the iHeart Music Festival, who knows if there is going to be another megashow like this for us to perform?”
Timmons has returned to game-plan his career in Las Vegas. He has moved his family to Summerlin, and is coming off a summer-long club show at Ovation at Green Valley Ranch. The interactive, put-your-hands-in-the-air production “Wired” forged an atmosphere of fun, but Timmons is seeking a stronger show somewhere on the Strip.
“We tried it at GVR and saw that the show could work, but it was off the Strip and it’s a different kind of casino, for locals,” Timmons said. “My demographic skews younger.”
Timmons has been in talks with someone who can help make that happen, Las Vegas producer Adam Steck of SPI Entertainment. This year, Steck teamed with Mike Tyson to take Tyson’s “Undisputed Truth” autobiographical one-man show from MGM Grand’s Hollywood Theatre to Broadway.
“Adam is somebody I’m really talking with, a lot,” Timmons said last week, before heading off to appear on “Today” in New York. “He’s great. We’ve talked about doing everything from a male revue brand to revamping a variety show, maybe bringing the show I just did at GVR to the Strip.”
Timmons’ connection to male revues stems from his appearance in “Chippendales” at the Rio in the spring and summer of 2011. On Saturday, he’s performing two songs during the AFAN Black & White Party at the Hard Rock Hotel’s Nirvana Pool.
An adept marketer who is at once chatty and smart in public appearances, Timmons had a successful run with the Chipps and has gained a grip on what it feels like to live in Vegas, where it isn’t always 98 degrees.
Tuesday, August 21, 2012
98 Degrees Performs On NBC's "Today" #4 pics
SOURCE <-- last ones. Go there for even more Pictures of the guys!!
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