Lance Bass has sung in the boy-band 'N Sync and dabbled in space-travel. Now he's trying to reinvent himself as a reality show producer. Bass stopped by "Good Day NY" (weekdays, 7 a.m. EST on Fox) on Thursday to talk about his latest project, "Famous Yard Sale."
Bass explained the premise of the show to Rosanna Scotto. "It's where celebrities throw yard sales and spring-clean their houses, and raise money for their personal charities," he said. Bass reported that he just returned from the the Realscreen Summit in Washington, D.C., a conference where reality show writers and producers pitch TV networks on their new projects. He did not say whether he was able to find a network or broadcast home for the show.
Liz Gateley, the chief of DiGa, the production company Bass has partnered with for "Famous Yard Sale," recently described the show to The Hollywood Reporter as, "A little bit of [MTV’s] Cribs, a little bit of the Barbara Walters aspect where the celebrity is walking down memory lane, and a little bit of Pawn Stars."
Bass' last project was a boy-band reality show that he reportedly sold to VH1 in June of 2011.
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