The series first aired on ABC in 2000 and in 2002 it was moved to MTV. The formation and real-life journey of O-Town, Danity Kane, Day26, Da Band, and Donnie Klang were captured on the show.

Making The Band features hopefuls who want to become rising stars in the music industry. The 2020 reboot will start its multi-city casting call this month with open auditions in Atlanta, Houston, Charlotte, North Carlina, and New York City. Before the casting calls, fans will have a chance to experience the show via pop-up vocal booths throughout each city on tour that will offer a music video-style performance to approved audition songs.

Combs’ sons, Combs, and Gibson will be at the casting calls.

MTV hasn’t set a release date for Making The Band, but we do know it will air in 2020.

For now, check out the casting call video.

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News that The Hills: New Beginnings was renewed for an additional season was announced by the network Monday. 

The rebooted reality series stars original cast members including Heidi Montag, Spencer Pratt, Audrina Patridge, Whitney Port, Stephanie Pratt, Jason Wahler, Brody Jenner, Justin Bobby Brescia, and Frankie Delgado. Newcomers Mischa Barton and Brandon Thomas Lee round out the cast.

Lauren Conrad and Kristin Cavallari decided not to board the project. 

Nina L. Diaz, president of entertainment for MTV tells The Hollywood Reporter: ”The title says it all — New Beginnings. This time around the cast are 30-somethings and many are at a pivotal crossroads in their personal and professional journey,” she said. “The cast let us into their lives to reveal some of the truths of their new reality and their real emotions as they experience these new beginnings.”

The Hills: New Beginnings airs Monday on MTV. It is unknown when the second season will debut. 

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The series will center on Daria’s best friend, Jodie, an African American character from the original series credited with helping to shape a generation of women. The series will follow her as she comes into her own and enters the workplace in her first post-college job in tech. Other former students of Lawndale High will also appear.

“I am thrilled to bring this project to life with MTV, both as executive producer and by voicing Jodie’s character. Being able to give voice to fresh, feminist and unexplored stories of young women excites me,” said Ellis Ross.

“We will feature a diverse cast, comprised mainly of unapologetically smart and ambitious young female characters who are vulnerable and flawed and interesting and funny…

“Jodie will be the first adult animated show in almost 20 years that will star a black woman. It will be a smart, funny workplace comedy full of commentary about everything from gentrification to sex to tech to call-out culture.”

Daria ran for five seasons from 1997 to 2002.

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The series first aired on ABC in 2000 and in 2002 it was moved to MTV. The formation and real-life journey of O-Town, Danity Kane, Day26, Da Band, and Donnie Klang were captured on the show.

Making The Band features hopefuls who want to become rising stars in the music industry. The 2020 reboot will start its multi-city casting call this month with open auditions in Atlanta, Houston, Charlotte, North Carlina, and New York City. Before the casting calls, fans will have a chance to experience the show via pop-up vocal booths throughout each city on tour that will offer a music video-style performance to approved audition songs.

Combs’ sons, Combs, and Gibson will be at the casting calls.

MTV hasn’t set a release date for Making The Band, but we do know it will air in 2020.

For now, check out the casting call video.

The post “Making The Band” Has Cast Sean Combs’ Sons as Judges appeared first on Entertainment For Us.

News that The Hills: New Beginnings was renewed for an additional season was announced by the network Monday. 

The rebooted reality series stars original cast members including Heidi Montag, Spencer Pratt, Audrina Patridge, Whitney Port, Stephanie Pratt, Jason Wahler, Brody Jenner, Justin Bobby Brescia, and Frankie Delgado. Newcomers Mischa Barton and Brandon Thomas Lee round out the cast.

Lauren Conrad and Kristin Cavallari decided not to board the project. 

Nina L. Diaz, president of entertainment for MTV tells The Hollywood Reporter: ”The title says it all — New Beginnings. This time around the cast are 30-somethings and many are at a pivotal crossroads in their personal and professional journey,” she said. “The cast let us into their lives to reveal some of the truths of their new reality and their real emotions as they experience these new beginnings.”

The Hills: New Beginnings airs Monday on MTV. It is unknown when the second season will debut. 

The post “The Hills: New Beginnings” Renewed for Season 2 appeared first on Entertainment For Us.

The series will center on Daria’s best friend, Jodie, an African American character from the original series credited with helping to shape a generation of women. The series will follow her as she comes into her own and enters the workplace in her first post-college job in tech. Other former students of Lawndale High will also appear.

“I am thrilled to bring this project to life with MTV, both as executive producer and by voicing Jodie’s character. Being able to give voice to fresh, feminist and unexplored stories of young women excites me,” said Ellis Ross.

“We will feature a diverse cast, comprised mainly of unapologetically smart and ambitious young female characters who are vulnerable and flawed and interesting and funny…

“Jodie will be the first adult animated show in almost 20 years that will star a black woman. It will be a smart, funny workplace comedy full of commentary about everything from gentrification to sex to tech to call-out culture.”

Daria ran for five seasons from 1997 to 2002.

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