One of the cast members of the first broadcast TV reality series, Making the Band, says he’s finished with reality television. Ashley Parker Angel, who was most recently seen spawning a kid named Lyric on his MTV series There and Back, told OK! Magazine, “I am a fan of reality television and I support it, …
Making the Band and There and Back star Ashley Parker Angel will soon be appearing on Broadway, he recently announced on his MySpace blog. On Christmas Eve, he announced that “starting in mid-January 2007 I will be starring in Hairspray on Broadway!! I will be playing the role of Link Larkin.” Ashley will apparently be …
Ashley Parker Angel’s Soundtrack to Your Life debuted at number five on the Billboard 200 chart. A press release issued by his record company says this “[proves] he can stand alone” and “is all grown-up.” It also proves that a non-competition reality TV show vehicle can sell records; basically, There and Back was an extended …
Former O-Town member and Making the Band star Ashley Parker Angel takes the next step of his post-boy band life today when his solo record, Soundtrack to Your Life, hits stores. The recording of the record was featured as part of There and Back, his solo MTV series. He’ll also join Teen People’s Rock N …
Attention C-list celebrities who want to increase your stock by appearing on a cheesy reality TV show: participation may ruin your career, and not just because of the stupid things you say to the confessional camera. Here’s an example: While participating in NBC’s Celebrity Cooking Showdown, which was pulled for its final two nights because …
There and Back has paid off for former O-Town member Ashley Parker Angel. The first track off his solo album was Billboard’s highest selling new single for the week of April 29. On the Hot 100, “the top debut belongs to Ashley Parker Angel’s ‘Let U Go’ at No. 17,” according to Billboard. That earns …
The ratings for There and Back have been growing, making the show the third highest-rated show on cable last week. That’s impressive, especially because the show seems to have jumped the shark after the birth of Lyric. There still have been some great moments, such as during last night’s episode, when Jacob Underwood said, “Dude, …
