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98 Degrees’ Jeff Timmons Keeps Chippendales Job

andPOP Staff — Fri, 01 Jul 2011 16:53:21 +0000

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So what do you do after your boy band days comes to an end? You become a Chippendales dancer of course – at least according to former 98 Degrees star Jeff Timmons.

PopEater reports that Jeff has actually extended his gig two times. Initially the job was supposed to end on June 5, and then it was pushed to June 19. However Jeff will continue dancing throughout the summer at the Rio hotel in Las Vegas.

With the music business in turmoil and royalty checks not being what they used to, musicians are having to find new ways to make a buck. Good on Jeff for being so “creative.”

98 Degrees Star Hired By Chippendales

andPOP Staff — Tue, 12 Apr 2011 16:24:41 +0000

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98 Degrees ex-star Jeff Timmons has found a new role after singing. What is it? Well he is stripping at Chippendales in Las Vegas.

TMZ reports Timmons will be appearing at the Vegas club for a special 4 week run in May. No word if Nick Lachey will be joining him.

Good on Timmons for diversifying his resume. Nothing makes you more credible as an artist than a run at Chippendales.

CD Review: Nick Lachey – What’s Left of Me

andPOP Staff — Sat, 20 May 2006 14:02:50 +0000

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It’s unclear whether Nick Lachey had chosen a title for his second solo CD before or after his split with Jessica Simpson.

But that doesn?t matter because “What’s Left of Me” suits both Lachey’s life before Simpson and after it. The title could refer to what’s left of the singer after his marriage fell apart, or could refer to after how his career fell apart after his boy band 98 Degrees split up.

“What’s Left of Me” is full of songs that only tweens and teens would find interesting. It’s an album about how much someone broke his heart, and to the untrained ear sounds like any other Backstreet Boys album.

Which is too bad because out of all of the boys in boy bands in the late 90s, Lachey was one of the few guys with the looks and the voice to carry him past his boy band years. But unfortunately this album does not showcase his full talent.

But if you are a teen girl, or know one who is currently pining for Lachey, or one who has recently had her heart crushed, “What’s Left of Me” is the album for her.