Click here to see footage of Nick at Disney World talking about the new show High School Musical: Get in the Picture which Nick is hosting. The show debuts July 20, 2008.

Thanks to forum member Hollafina28 for providing the link!

To all our fellow Nick Lachey fans - until May 7, 2008 - you can hear a small portion of a possible New Nick hit - All In My Head over on ratethemusic.com

Just head on over to http://www.ratethemusic.com and either sign up or log in - and look for the special Nick Lachey Music Survey on your list of available surveys.  But remember - this survey is ONLY available until May 7. 

There are new pix of Nick dropping off Drew, Lea, & neice Isabella at LAX

You can check them out overe at Bauer-Griffin.

Thanks to board members NickFan9 who originally posted the info & Booga who added the workable link to the page for the info :)

Thanks to Asha from the message board for finding the mention in the Orlando Sentinel

Thanks to Shane (SAP675) for finding this news

From the Louisville Courier-Journal

Brothers host bash

Nick and Drew Lachey will host the Official Budweiser Select Kentucky Derby Pre-Party at the In Touch Weekly Parlor inside Felt on May 2.

The bash -- sponsored by ProFlowers and PAMA -- starts at 10 p.m. with DJ AM kicking out the tunes.

The party is open to the public. VIP tables are available by calling (502) 560-1400.

Thanks to Queenbee from the Messageboard for the info that the VIP tables have been SOLD OUT!

Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, Nick Lachey and the Cincinnati community will join together for a celebratory concert performed by the Team Cincinnati Choir on March 30 at 6 p.m. at Crossroads in Oakley.

The concert will include performances by Kenny Smith and Peace & Serenity, a community choir, and the Team Cincinnati Choir. Lachey will be on hand to cheer on his choir and to formally present Cincinnati Children's with a check.

Tickets are $10 each; children under age 2 are free.

Tickets may be purchased at Crossroads the day of the concert, open at 4:30 p.m. This is a general admission (open seating) event and seating is limited.

Proceeds from the event will support the Regional Center for Newborn Intensive Care (RCNIC) and the Transport Team at Cincinnati Children's.

For more information or to purchase tickets, call 221-KIDS (5437) or visit www.cincinnatichildrens.org/choir.

DOWNTOWN - Things were buzzing in downtown Cincinnati on Sunday.

Team Cincinnati, winner of the "Clash of Choirs" television competition, was making a music and video recording of its now-famous a cappella rendition of "Flight of the Bumblebee."

The Cincinnati Regional Tourism Network plans to use the one-minute, 20-second recording for radio promotions and will place the video on its Web site to promote tourism in Greater Cincinnati.

Linda Antus, president of Cincinnati USA Regional Tourism Network, said Team Cincinnati is the perfect vehicle to promote the "energy and creativity" the region's attractions offer visitors.

"That's what we want to do is create a buzz with this," Antus said during the recording session at Sound Images recording studio at 602 Main St.

"Our relationship with them is to build excitement and buzz. They're from all different parts of the region."

"It's really an exciting experience for us," said Kenny Smith, the group's music director. "We really feel honored to be considered ambassadors for the city."

The 16 Team Cincinnati members on hand for Sunday's session were on top of their game.

Their first take of "Flight of the Bumblebee' hit the mark.

"Far out. That was awesome," said Matt Hueneman, a Sound Images engineer/producer. "They really pulled it off."

The video shoot, with Team Cincinnati members bobbing their heads as they created the musical sounds of bumblebees, also went smoothly.

Team Cincinnati's rendition of "Flight of the Bumblebee" will be featured in Cincinnati USA's seasonal marketing campaign, which will be unveiled on Reds Opening Day, March 31.

"We want residents and visitors to get excited about what they see and hear," Antus said.

Winning the television choir competition has put the 20-member Team Cincinnati (originally Team Lachey) assembled by Cincinnati native Nick Lachey, in the spotlight, Smith said.

"It's really taking on a life of its own," he said. "We definitely see this going on as a long-term thing."

Team Cincinnati is scheduled to sing Smith's arrangement of "God Bless America" before the Reds' Opening Day game.

Cincinnati The Enquirer.

The former Newlyweds star is executive producing a pilot for an MTV reality show, which the network describes as a version of the ’80s movie and TV show Fame, according to The Hollwood Reporter.

The yet-to-be-named program focuses on students at the School for Creative and Performing Arts in Cincinnati, Lachey’s alma mater. (Sarah Jessica Parker and Carmen Electra are also famous former students.)

“The stories and relationships are all set to music that’s organic to what’s going on in the school and also performed by the kids,” Tony DiSanto, executive VP of series development and programming at the network, tells the Reporter. “This is a genre-busting, creative experiment that I’m really excited about.”

As an example DiSanto said a scene could feature kids breaking into dance in the cafeteria, which sounds a lot like a real-life High School Musical, or the soundtrack could come from a scene in which a student is practicing his or her instrument.

Lachey, who proposed the project, is executive producing it with Marc Platt and Russell Heldt.

PEOPLE.