Lance Bass Wants To Host An LGBT Season Of ‘The Bachelor’

Only Murders in the Building has , and it's already been renewed for season two.ICYMI, the show stars , Martin Short, and for a generation-breaking, laugh-till-you're-aching watch. They play three strangers in an Upper West Side apartment building with one thing in common: They're obsessed with true crime.

FX comedy “Breeders,” which will return next year for a third season, created “Back to Life” and co-writes each episode with Laura Solon (they met when Haggard starred in the BBC Three sketch-comedy series “Man Stroke Woman”). She said the original idea for the series was generated by a combination of factors.“It’s quite a big mixture,” she said.

Lance Bass has revealed that his twin babies are due to arrive "any day now". The former N*Sync star, 42, announced in June that he and his husband, artist Michael Turchin, 34, were to be parents via surrogacy.

Lance Bass is about to be a dad.

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a deal first reported by TheWrap. Gbajabiamila joins fellow (relative) newbie O’Connell on the program, as well as veterans Sheryl Underwood and Amanda Kloots.Gbajabiamila, a former NFL linebacker, has guest co-hosted “The Talk” multiple times this summer.

“Bachelor in Paradise” guest co-host Lance Bass joined Becca Kufrin and Tia Booth on the  “Bachelor Happy Hour” podcast to discuss the show and whether he’d be up for hosting again.

Lance Bass has an idea for a new Bachelor series!

Lance Bass has big ideas for the future of Bachelor Nation.

told Variety. “And I definitely know a host if you need it.”Although he said he hasn’t talked to anyone officially about the idea, he’d “be down” to host.How he met his now-husband might be a foreshadowing into the future of the Bachelor franchise, having met Michael Turchin near a “Bachelor in Paradise” shooting site.Bass also said there is a need for more gay dating shows like the ones in Bachelor Nation.

Elizabeth Wagmeister Senior CorrespondentLance Bass is a lifelong fan of “The Bachelor” and this summer, he landed his dream job hosting a show from the franchise, as one of the rotating guest hosts on the current season of “Bachelor in Paradise.”The former boy-bander ends his three-episode run on Tuesday, and Bass had such a good experience on the show, he wants to do it again.In fact, he has an idea for a new series: “If you want the most dramatic season ever, do an LGBT version,” Bass says

From bandmates to babysitters! Lance Bass wouldn’t be opposed to his former ‘NSync members watching his and Michael Turchin’s twin babies.

Connor Brennan’s guitar has gotten a lot of screen time between The Bachelorette and Bachelor in Paradise, but the math teacher isn’t here for the suggestion that he didn’t join Bachelor Nation to look for love.

Lance Bass hopes his children are born early so he can have “Halloween babies”. The NSYNC star and his husband Michael Turchin are currently expecting twins, and although they’re not due to arrive until November, Lance is hoping they’ll at least come a few weeks early so that they’re here in time for Halloween at the end of October.

Lance Bass wants his twins to be born early, but not early. The 42-year-old singer is expecting boy-girl twins with his husband, Michael Turchin, and tells ET's Rachel Smith that he has a very specific hope for when his babies will arrive.«It is crazy at this house.

Lance Bass has his eye on a new job. The 42-year-old singer tells ET's Rachel Smith that he'd love to be the permanent franchise host, amid his guest hosting gig on season 7 of «They've not asked me [to be the permanent host], and of course that's going to depend on Bachelor Nation out there,» he says.

Haley Kluge editorSPOILER ALERT: Do not read if you have not yet watched the Aug. 24 episode of “Bachelor in Paradise.”The last episode of “Bachelor in Paradise” included an elimination ceremony that left 10 pairs remaining on the beach but promised more contestants would enter.