Joey Fatone, who serves as host on NBC's karaoke and spelling bee-style competition The Singing Bee, and Mel B., English pop singer best known as one of the members of the girl group the Spice Girls, are teaming up to show viewers the most unique way to get to know your co-workers.  On June 29 at 9pm on TLC, the duo will begin their search for America's most surprising talent in the least likely places with the new series The Singing Office.

In line with the return of The Singing Bee, and the karaoke trend that has arguably become a national pastime, NBC's hit series, the Gurin Company and Juma Entertainment, LLC have decided to team up for an exclusive licensing partnership with Outrageous International for the release of The Singing Bee i-Sing, the world's first interactive, handheld MP3-Karaoke player.

The Singing Bee i-Sing, which will be available in time for the holidays, is a bee-styled device that will allow users to sing along their favorite tunes, listen to top hits, and record their own voices all at once.  Described as the ultimate handled portable device, it's the first of its kind that merges together karaoke technologies with MP3.

The hit summer sensation, The Singing Bee, has finally sung its way into the fall.  Tonight, the karaoke-spelling bee-style competition will be returning on NBC at 8pm ET/PT to kickoff another season packed with fresh new twists and exciting musical performers, along with host Joey Fatone, house band Ray Chew and the Groove and the dancing Honey Bees.

Gracing tonight's episode is Toni Basil, who will be participating in a “One Hit Wonders” theme marking premiere.  Also known as Antonia Christina Basilotta, the 64-year-old singer is best known for her music video Mickey, and for serving as a choreographer for movies like American Graffiti, The Rose, and Legally Blonde.

NBC is turning its Tuesday night programming upside down by putting The Singing Bee on first at 8pm, followed by a 90-minute episode of The Biggest Loser on at 8:30pm.

The Biggest Loser, which began its fourth season on September 11, will have two two-hour episodes beginning at 8pm on September 18 and 25. The following week, The Singing Bee will premiere on Tuesday, October 2 at 8pm.

Joey Fatone, who currently serves as the host of the NBC game show, The Singing Bee, is deeply worried about old pal Britney Spears. After seeing her much-talked about performance at the MTV Video Music Awards on September 9 in Las Vegas, Nevada at the Palms Hotel and Casino, the former 'N Sync member now wants the 25-year-old pop singer to seek serious help.

Spears' opening act for the MTV event was considered as her “comeback” performance following a series of recent personal struggles that has temporarily put a pause to her music career. She appeared in black sequined bikini and knee-high stiletto boots, and performed "Gimme More," a lead single off her upcoming album.  Unfortunately, her act was given harsh and very unfavorable reviews as many criticized Spears to have forgotten the lyrics and dance moves to her performance, which made her “seemingly disoriented and lacking of energy.”

Former *NSYNC singer and Dancing with the Stars runner-up Joey Fatone and Phil Gurin, co-creator and executive producer of The Singing Bee, talked to the press today about the new fall season of NBC's karaoke-style musical game show. The Singing Bee, the ultimate sing-along series, enjoyed such success when it premiered this summer that NBC added it to the fall lineup.  Fatone will continue this fall as host of the reality show.

The fall season premieres on Tuesday September 25 at 9:30pm.