'Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous' to make comeback on TV

Popular TV series 'Lifestyle of the Rich and Famous' is making a comeback with a new version, which will be hosted by 'America's Got Talent' star Nick Cannon.
NVC network has ordered a new pilot for the former syndicated series famously hosted by Robin Leach in the 1980s and '90s, said The Hollywood Reporter.
The reboot comes more than a year after the Style network originally revived the series with Cannon attached. Style was rebranded as the Esquire Network two months after Cannon signed on to the revival, which ceased to move forward at that point.
NBC will shoot a new take on Lifestyles, which is said to be extremely different than Style's take. The new version will focus heavily on Cannon's point of view and include fun profiles on ultra-wealthy individuals with vibrant personalities, hobbies and tastes.

The series will feature some of the new tech billionaires who have replaced the old guard of real estate tycoons and their new set of tastes and extravagances, the network said.
Cannon, 34, will also highlight philanthropic efforts of the rich and famous. He will also exec produce via his network-based NCredible Entertainment banner.