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“Bye Bye Bye” on Jan. 17, 2020, fans still haven’t gotten over the boy band’s own split.But after the group appeared at the 2023 MTV Video Music Awards and then released the single “Better Place” from the “Trolls Band Together” soundtrack, there was buzz that the group might be reuniting in a bigger way for an album or tour.Since then, however, *NSYNC has only appeared on the “Paradise” track off Justin Timberlake’s 2024 album “Everything I Thought It Was.”“We have to have a conversation,” Joey Fatone, 47, exclusively told The Post.

Joey Fatone rocking his body to “Everybody (Backstreet’s Back)” in the hit Broadway musical “& Juliet,” you might think that you have been transported to an alternate boy-band universe.But yes, that is the *NSYNC crooner singing the signature bop by the Backstreet Boys in the reimagining of Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet” — where the heroine decides not kill to herself after finding her beloved beau dead.As Lance DuBois — a man-in-tights role he will be playing through March 16 at the Stephen Sondheim Theatre — Fatone also performs another Backstreet fave, “Shape of My Heart.”“It’s gonna be interesting for people that are fans of Backstreet and fans of *NSYNC to come see that,” Fatone, 47, told The Post.Fatone also sings Katy Perry’s “Teenage Dream” and Ariana Grande’s “Break Free” in the musical set to the tunes of Swedish hitmaker Max Martin — from Britney Spears’ “… Baby One More Time” to Justin Timberlake’s “Can’t Stop the Feeling!”Martin also lent his golden pen to *NSYNC classics such as “Tearin’ Up My Heart” and “It’s Gonna Be Me.” Although the latter track is featured in “& Juliet,” it’s not one of Fatone’s numbers.“The first song we ever actually did with Max was ‘I Want You Back,’” said Fatone of *NSYNC’s debut single. “He gets it, you know? And he has a great team of people that get … what makes a hit and what has the hook.”After “I Want You Back” was released in the US in 1998, *NSYNC got an unwitting boost from the Backstreet Boys when, later that year, the “I Want It That Way” group turned down an offer to appear on the “Disney Channel in Concert” series.“They were exhausted,” said Fatone.

Justin Timberlake was saying hi hi hi to his former *NSYNC bandmates. The singer, 43, had some surprise guests in the audience while performing at the Thousand Palms, California, stop of his Forget Tomorrow World Tour.JC Chasez, Lance Bass and Chris Kirkpatrick showed up to Timberlake’s concert, as seen in Bass’ Tuesday TikTok video.The footage shows the artist onstage as he spots the trio in the crowd.“Why didn’t you guys text me?” Timberlake mouths before laughing and moving to another part of the stage.The clip cuts to Bass dancing, with the text reading: “On second thought, maybe we should have texted Justin before we showed up.”Bass, 45, Chasez, 48, and Kirkpatrick, 53, continued to dance together in the audience as Timberlake performed onstage.Missing from the action? Joey Fatone, 47, who’s currently on Broadway.

“Bye Bye Bye” before the boy band’s signature song was released 25 years ago on Jan. 17, 2000.After scoring hits such as “I Want You Back” and “Tearin’ Up My Heart” on their self-titled debut album — released in 1997 in Germany and 1998 in the US — the group was locked in a highly publicized legal battle with former manager Lou Pearlman and former label RCA Records.

*NYSNC‘s Lance Bass has claimed that a TV sitcom he was cast in was cancelled after he came out as gay.The singer and actor opened up about his time in the entertainment industry as part of a new interview, and discussed how a pilot episode for a series was abruptly halted in 2006 – roughly the same time that he shared his sexuality.“I had a sitcom with The CW [broadcasting company] at the time, and we were about to shoot the pilot and this came out and they were like, ‘We can’t do the show anymore. Like, they have to believe that you’re straight to play a straight character,’” Bass shared on a new episode of the Politickin’ podcast (via Variety).“Every casting director I knew, they’re like, ‘Lance, we can’t cast you because they can’t look past… You’re too famous for being gay now that they can’t look at you as anything other than that,’” he added.

“Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen” Wednesday night that he once overheard Sean “Diddy” Combs telling Justin Timberlake to “drop” Bass and the rest of *NSYNC.“I forgot he had opened up on our last tour until all this came about,” Bass, 45, said about Combs, 54, who was recently arrested for sex trafficking and racketeering.“It’s kind of horrible,” Bass added.The boy-bander told Andy Cohen that he “never liked” Combs, who opened for *NSYNC on several of their “Celebrity Tour” shows in 2002.“The very last show, in Orlando, I overheard him talking to Justin and being like, ‘You need to drop these f-ers. You need to go solo.

“Boy Meets World” in the early 2000s.Lawrence, 44, recalled his beef with the “SexyBack” singer, 43, on Monday’s episode of the “Pod Meets World” podcast hosted by Fishel, 43, and her former co-stars Will Friedle and Rider Strong.“I don’t know if you guys — well, of course, you remember this — but when *NSYNC kept coming over to the set? I found out years later, when I bumped into Justin, that he thought I was not very nice,” Lawrence told his fellow “Boy Meets World” alums.“He didn’t like me. And he flat out told me to my face,” Lawrence added.The actor, who played Jack Hunter on the coming-of-age sitcom, said that at the time he was “a huge fan” of Timberlake, whose debut album, 2002’s “Justified,” had just come out.However, the tension between the pair was evident to Lawrence once he approached Timberlake.“I didn’t have any recollection of this, and he was like, ‘Oh yeah? Yeah? Now you wanna be friends with me? You were so mean on the set,” Lawrence recalled.

Netflix miniseries Dirty Pop: The Boy Band Scam explores the dark side of the rise of Backstreet Boys and *NSYNC, but what songs are included on the show’s soundtrack?The three-episode series delves into the story of band manager Lou Pearlman’s mogul status in the American boy band market in the 1990s, spearheading the chart success of some of the biggest groups of the era, but also charting his dramatic fall.Dirty Pop, named after an *NSYNC lyric, is ultimately the story of a con man, who in 2006 stood accused of running one of the largest and longest-running Ponzi schemes in US history.The show uses interviews with many of Pearlman’s former colleagues as well as a number of the stars he helped to create to illustrate the dramatic arc of the businessman’s life.It is suggested that Pearlman’s involvement in the entertainment industry began when he watched a New Kids On The Block appearance on TV and hatched a plan to create another group in their image.That group went on to become Backstreet Boys, the members of whom Pearlman recruited with a talent search. In the wake of their success, similar acts followed, including *NSYNC, O-Town, LFO and Take 5.Pearlman was indicted by Florida authorities in 2006 on charges of conspiracy, money laundering and filing false bankruptcy, going on the run before finally being arrested in Indonesia in 2007.He was sentenced to 25 years in prison in 2008 and passed away in 2016 after a cardiac arrest at the age of 62.A previous documentary about Pearlman was made in 2019, titled The Boy Band Con: The Lou Pearlman Story, produced by *NSYNC’s Lance Bass.Given the subject matter of the series, the three episodes are packed full of ‘90s boy band classics.

Netflix miniseries Dirty Pop: The Boy Band Scam explores the dark side of the rise of Backstreet Boys and *NSYNC, but what happened to their manager Lou Pearlman?The three-episode series delves into the story of Pearlman’s mogul status in the American boy band market in the 1990s, spearheading the chart success of some of the biggest groups of the era, but also charting his dramatic fall.Dirty Pop, named after an *NSYNC lyric, is ultimately the story of a con man, who in 2006 stood accused of running one of the largest and longest-running Ponzi schemes in US history.The show uses interviews with many of Pearlman’s former colleagues as well as a number of the stars he helped to create to illustrate the dramatic arc of the businessman’s life.It is suggested that Pearlman’s involvement in the entertainment industry began when he watched a New Kids On The Block appearance on TV and hatched a plan to create another group in their image.That group went on to become Backstreet Boys, the members of whom Pearlman recruited with a talent search. In the wake of their success, similar acts followed, including *NSYNC, O-Town, LFO and Take 5.A previous documentary about Pearlman was made in 2019, titled The Boy Band Con: The Lou Pearlman Story, produced by *NSYNC’s Lance Bass.In 2006, US federal prosecutors discovered that Pearlman had been at the centre of what was thought to be the longest-running Ponzi scheme in the country’s history, with claims that he had defrauded investors out of more than $1billion, of which nearly a third was still missing.In essence, Pearlman convinced companies to invest in his operations, some of which existed only on paper.

Lance Bass revealed this week that he had been given the wrong diabetes diagnosis, a too-common problem in the diabetes community.“I developed diabetes during COVID, and I’m really trying to figure out how to control that,” Bass told People in March. “I’m learning what you can eat, when you can eat, when you take your insulin – and all that has just been really hard lately.” However, in a candid update this week, the former NSYNC band member, now 45, revealed that he had been given misleading information about his health.In a post on TikTok, Bass said this caused him some trouble.

Marvel has revealed the Deadpool & Wolverine soundtrack, featuring songs by the likes of Green Day, Stray Kids and Avril Lavigne – check out the full tracklist below.The superhero film is set to be released in cinemas worldwide next Friday (July 26). Following on from Deadpool 2 (2018), the sequel was co-written by Ryan Reynolds, who reprises his role as the regenerative antihero alongside Hugh Jackman as the mutant X-Men figure.READ MORE:‘Deadpool 2’ – review: a near perfect packageDeadpool & Wolverine will see both titular characters finally integrated into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and it serves as the latest entry in ‘Phase Five’ of the saga, following 2023’s The Marvels.The official soundtrack is comprised of 18 tracks, including Green Day’s 1997 single ‘Good Riddance (Time Of Your Life)’, Stray Kids’ upcoming original song ‘Slash’ and Avril Lavigne’s 2002 ballad ‘I’m With You’.There are ’00s pop hits from *NSYNC (‘Bye Bye Bye’) and Fergie (‘Glamorous’) too, as well as classic guitar tunes by Huey Lewis & The News (‘The Power Of Love’) and Goo Goo Dolls (‘Iris’).Additionally, star Jackman appears on the tracklist with ‘The Greatest Show’ from his 2017 musical The Greatest Showman. It features on the album before Olivia Newton-John and John Travolta’s ‘You’re The One That I Want’ from Grease (1978).Pre-order the vinyl edition here, and see the announcement post below.A post shared by Marvel Studios (@marvelstudios)1. ‘Only You (And You Alone)’ – The Platters2. ‘Bye Bye Bye’ – *NSYNC3. ‘Angel Of The Morning’ – Merrilee Rush & The Turnabouts4. ‘Slash’ – Stray Kids5. ‘Glamorous’ – Fergie6. ‘Iris’ – The Goo Goo Dolls7. ‘The Power Of Love’ – Huey Lewis & The News8. ‘I’m A Ramblin’ Man’ – Waylon Jennings9. ‘You Belong

Justin Timberlake has briefly addressed the “tough week” he’s faced following his DUI arrest earlier this week.Timberlake was arrested on Tuesday (June 18) in Long Island, New York for “driving while intoxicated”. According to a complaint obtained by the New York Post, the 10-time Grammy Award winner claimed to have consumed just “one martini” before following his friends home in his car.Last night (June 21), Timberlake resumed his tour, performing in Chicago.

*NSYNC has resurfaced on social media after Justin Timberlake was charged for driving while intoxicated in the Hamptons on June 17.In the commercial, which aired during the 2001 Super Bowl, a father answers his door and is confronted by the members of the boy band: Timberlake, Lance Bass, Joey Fatone, Chris Kirkpatrick and JC Chasez.“Hey, how’s it going, we’re *NSYNC,” says Bass.“You know, the group *NSYNC?” adds Kirkpatrick. But the dad is confused meeting the musicians — despite them being some of the biggest stars in the world at the time.“We’re just going door to door to say thanks,” Timberlake says, as Fatone adds, “for talking to your kids about drinking.”Chasez explains, “You see, even with all our success, you’re still a bigger influence on your kids than we are.”The dad goes back inside and tells his daughter about the interaction.“Just some guys.

Ricky Gervais has made a post on X, seemingly referring to Justin Timberlake’s recent arrest.The singer was reportedly accused of driving under the influence on June 18 in Long Island, New York. According to the Suffolk County District Attorney’s office, the ‘Cry Me A River’ singer was expected to be arraigned in Sag Harbor.Many people have taken to social media to react to the singer’s arrest, including comedian Ricky Gervais who made a post seemingly trolling Timberlake.The comedian posted on X: “@jtimberlake Did you get the bottle of Dutch Barn Vodka I sent you the other day?’, seemingly referring to the alleged reason for Timberlake’s arrest.Fans have been reacting to Gervais’ comment, with one user writing: “Things like Gervais trolling Timberlake is what makes Twitter so great”, while another wrote: “the best post on x today hands down”.According to a criminal complaint obtained by the New York Post, the ‘Mirrors’ singer had “bloodshot and glassy” eyes, and smelled strongly of alcohol.

Justin Timberlake has reportedly been arrested for “driving while intoxicated”.According to AP, the singer was in Long Island, New York when he was accused of driving under the influence earlier today (June 18). Per a statement from the Suffolk County District Attorney’s office, Timberlake was expected to be arraigned in Sag Harbor, on the eastern end of Long Island.Sag Harbor is an incorporated village in Suffolk County, New York, United States, in the towns of Southampton and East Hampton on eastern Long Island.

crying a river.Justin Timberlake may have taken too much of a hiatus in between albums and was involved in too much negative press surrounding the release of Britney Spears’ memoir — causing fans to lose interest in the once-megastar. “A six-year break from your mid-thirties to your early forties is a really long time [for an artist],” music journalist Touré of TheGrio told Paula Froelich of NewsNation.

Spice Girls. The British pop star, 48, whose real name is Melanie Brown, playfully walked off “Today With Hoda & Jenna” Monday after saying perhaps too much about the iconic ’90s girl group’s upcoming plans. When co-host Jenna Bush Hager, 42, asked Brown if she could “just break the news” about the group’s rumored reunion, the pop star replied, “I can’t because I always get told off because I’m the blabbermouth.”Still, Brown continued, “You know, we are working — I think I said this to you before, us five are working on something that’s going to be announced soon,” she doubled down about her January appearance on the NBC talk show.

Justin Timberlake’s last studio album, 2018’s “Man of the Woods,” on which the pop superstar got his Americana on.But many of the fans who had rocked their bodies to his previous hit LPs — from 2002’s “Justified” to 2006’s “FutureSex/LoveSounds” to 2013’s “The 20/20 Experience” — weren’t feeling the flannel on JT.And, by his lofty standards, “Man of the Woods” was the first (relative) flop of his career. It was the first real misstep from a man who had seemed to have all the right moves as he smoothly grooved from curly haired boy-bander to sexy-MFing solo sensation.But on “Everything I Thought It Was,” Timberlake, now 43, is back to being a Man of the Dance Floor, a Man of the Bedroom and even, once again, a Man of the Boy Band.(Yup, *NSYNC is back!)Suffice to say, Chris Stapleton is nowhere to be found on this joint.Clearly, Timberlake is trying — almost desperately — to make up for lost time on his sixth solo LP, which stretches out to 77 minutes.And no, it’s not a double album.

Justin Timberlake‘s “one night only” show at the Wiltern in LA. According to an Instagram Story posted by Timberlake, the venue opened the stage’s curtains to reveal JC Chasez, Lance Bass, Chris Kirkpatrick and Joey Fatone.The group went on to sing their two greatest hits: “Bye Bye Bye” and “It’s Gonna Be Me.”The surprises didn’t end there.

*NSYNC are officially back together and have performed live for the first time in over 10 years. Find footage of the moment below.The iconic ‘90s boy band held a surprise reunion at Justin Timberlake’s show in Los Angeles last night (March 13), where they held their first live performance since 2013.Taking to the stage at the Wiltern Theater, members Chris Kirkpatrick, Lance Bass, Joey Fatone and J.C.

Everybody gather ’round!Backstreet Boys will do anything to keep them fromplaying games (with each other’s hearts)— including therapy. AJ McLean revealed what it takes to keep the relationship between his fellow BSB members — Nick Carter, Howie Dorough, Brian Littrell and Kevin Richardson — healthy. “We’ve been around the world and back again.