Jessica Simpson "Take My Breath Away"

You've finally seen it. Last week, the movie trailer for Top Gun: Maverick debuted even though the movie isn't scheduled to hit theaters until 2020. While the trailor featured some of the familiar faces and sounds as the original, it did not contain Kenny Loggins' "Highway to the Danger Zone" or Berlin's "Take My Breath Away" -- both songs were prominent in the original 1986 film. Did you forget Jessica Simpson also covered the ballad? She did so as an ode to her then-husband Nick Lachey in 2004.

Ashlee Simpson "Pieces of Me"

What we know about Ashlee Simpson:

• Younger sister of Jessica Simpson
• Had her own MTV series which was a spin-off from Nick and Jessica
• Married and later divorced Pete Wentz from Fall Out Boy
• Danced a hoedown on Saturday Night Live when prerecorded vocals from "Pieces of You" played while she attempted to sing a different song -- the band transitioned back to "Pieces of You" when she exited the stage and SNL went to a commercial break

98 Degrees "My Everything"

Boy bands don't tend to get the respect they might deserve. Take a look at Nick Lachey of 98 Degrees. Lachey not only sang in the band's 2000 ballad "My Everything", but he also was one of the song's co-writers. Not just a pretty face, folks...

98 Degrees - "Invisible Man"

You can very easily sum up 90's boy band pop with one listen to 98 Degrees "Invisible Man".  Despite being a Top 40 hit, the song only spent four short weeks on the Adult Contemporary Chart.

Jessica Simpson & Nick Lachey - "Where You Are"

As the calendar flipped to the year 2000, Jessica Simpson's career was in full-fledged superstar mode.  The second day of January saw Jessica's first duet with Nick Lachey, "Where You Are", debut on the charts.  What was next for Jessica and Nick?  Plenty including a reality TV show that painted Jessica as the second coming of Chrissy Snow.  

98 Degrees - "The Hardest Thing"

I used to buy all those "Now That's What I Call Music" CDs.  The first Now CD I purchased came after calling an 800-number from a late-night TV commercial, but I scored the other dozen or so discs from music stores and/or work.  You have to go all the way back to "Now That's What I Call Music Volume #3" to find "The Hardest Thing" from the Nick Lachey-fronted boy band 98 Degrees.