Model Josephine Skriver, who founded the athleisure brand Joja, and singer-songwriter Alexander DeLeon met when a friend suggested she listen to one of his albums on a long international flight. Josephine loved the music. "I was tweeting back and forth with a fan about it, and, because Alexander was added every time, he saw everything and tweeted back 'thank you for the shoutout' - and that sort of started us talking. It was all because this one fan, Linda, tweeted us." Josephine and Alexander began to form a relationship from there, and, eventually, Alexander proposed under the northern lights on a frozen lake in Finland while they were on a trip free diving with orcas.

After navigating the rescheduling and replanning that came with the pandemic, the two set a date for April 3, 2022, and decided on Acre Resort in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, for the location. "Because the wedding was a destination wedding, it was a lot of back-and-forth over email and text," Josephine says. "Nothing was overly tangible or even visual to us at home, but we had full trust in our planner Bonnie Chase with Bliss Events."

After the ceremony, Alexander slow-danced with his mother to *NSYNC and Gloria Estefan's "Music of My Heart" and were surprised when guests and band members Chris Kirkpatrick and Joey Fatone joined them on the dance floor. Friends and family gave speeches, and groomsmen dance-battled until late in the night. "We couldn't be happier to spend the rest of our lives together," Josephine says. "This is just the beginning, but we'll remember this night and weekend for the rest of our lives."

For millennials, certain musicians are as nostalgic as jelly shoes or platform sandals.

From rappers like Vanilla Ice and Flo Rida to rock stars such as Limp Bizkit and Death Cab For Cutie, and every boy band in between, the music of the 90s and early 2000s has come to define a legion of music fans.

Around Connecticut this year, the aforementioned musicians, and many more, are performing at venues across the state as the music industry is witnessing a comeback of artists from that bygone era of music.

"The music of the 90s and early 2000s brought us some of the most iconic, memorable and celebrated trends whose legacy remains today," said Tom Cantone, President of Sports and Entertainment at Mohegan Gaming & Entertainment. "Pop, alternative rock, hip-hop and many more genres saw countless break-through artists and groups that have certainly stood the test of time."

And it's not just Mohegan Sun. In March, 90s Con in Hartford was an entire expo dedicated to the music, TV and movies of the era.

Bridgeport's Hartford Healthcare Amphitheater has artists like Boyz II Men, Goo Goo Dolls and Dispatch performing this year; College Street Music Hall in New Haven is hosting Bright Eyes and Blues Traveler; and the Palace Theatre in Stamford will have the Pop 2000 Tour, which will feature artists such as Chris Kirkpatrick of *NSYNC, O-Town and Ryan Cabrera. The upcoming Hey Stamford! Food Festival will feature Flo Rida, Vanilla Ice and DJ Pauly D.

NORTH MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WPDE) - A stacked cast of celebrities will be in North Myrtle Beach this weekend but you probably won't get to see them.

The Monday after the Masters celebrity pro-am is back after missing the last two years.

The tournament raises funds for the Hootie and the Blowfish Foundation. Darius Rucker and the gang will be in town, hitting the links with names like wrestler Ric Flair, *NSYNC's Joey Fatone, and golf legend John Daly.

Tournament director Paul Graham says there's a lot of excitement around this year's return.

You know it's an expensive ticket to come and play in the tournament cause we're trying to raise as much money as we can, and a lot of the guys just haven't blinked an eye," he said. "They're like sure, we'd love to be involved. If you were hoping to see the stars on the course you'll need to already have a VIP pass.

They've sold out and the tournament is not offering general admission tickets this year.

*NSYNC may have been what put Lance Bass on the map, but that's not what kept him there. Lance has gone from boy band personality to activist, entrepreneur, father, and star in his own right.

Destined to become a mega multi-media personality, he started life in a small town in Mississippi where no one locked their doors. His musical instruction would start early as he began singing in his Southern Baptist church choir. The church became his second home and he would learn how to read music and harmonize, not knowing how much those skills would come into play in his later life. As much as he embraced those early beginnings, he also started to feel the divide between conservative religion and sexuality.

I knew I was gay at five years old and I also knew that it would be something I would have to hide my entire life. At a young age, I started seeing the BS which changed my whole look on religion and the world. I knew at an early age that many of the adults around me were wrong about so many issues - especially in regards to homosexuality - and it was that realization where I became aware these authority figures weren't to be fully trusted. I feel like I had to fake so much about myself just to appease everyone around me. It made me question everything, and religion doesn't give you the space to question anything. I remember when I was "saved" and baptized - going through the motions - I had to pretend that I felt the light of Jesus. It was all just an act on my part to appease those around me.

The exposure that would come with *NSYNC also came with the pressure of living life the way the public saw him, not who he really was. Pretty much exposed by the media, his real-life would come into the spotlight as his People magazine cover story would serve as his official coming out. Not calculated or planned, it happened in a media frenzy.

I only had 48 hours to start coming out to the rest of my friends/family who I needed to tell before the whole world learned. I was outed. In hindsight, I am glad the band-aid was ripped off but I had a lot of learning to do about the gay community and I had to learn very quickly.

No one should be forced to come out. Everyone needs to do it on their own time because you don't know everyone's story. There could be safety concerns and there are so many different experiences. It's ultimately a very personal decision and should be decided by the individual and no one else.

What are Minor League Baseball promotions? Within the confines of this article, they have nothing to do with a player's advancement from one level of play to the next. Rather, they are the smorgasbord of theme nights, giveaways and celebrity guests that provide fans with a little extra enticement to get to the ballpark. They can be a lot to keep track of, and a lot to make sense of. We here at MiLB.com are here to help.

What follows is a sampling of 2022's top Minor League promos, the opening salvo of a season-long emphasis on creative and absurd ballpark endeavors. Stay tuned, and if at all possible, get out to the ballpark and enjoy them in person. It's an American experience like no other.

Speaking of American experiences like no other -- the past couple of years have been challenging, to say the least. We all need a safe space in which to expunge our pent-up feelings, and that's where the Triple-A Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp come in. June 24 is "Cathartic Scream Night," which proves that the best ideas are often the simplest. "Right before the seventh-inning stretch, the entire stadium will join in for one giant, cathartic scream!" the team explains. "Tonight is the night you can let it all out." Brilliant and necessary.

That yelp won't occur until June. But now it's April, and soon "It's Gonna Be May." *NSYNC fans get that reference, and so do the Frisco RoughRiders. Justin Timberlake was apparently unavailable, but on April 23, the Rangers' Double-A affiliate will welcome *NSYNC's Chris Kirkpatrick for "It's Gonna Be May Night." The entire evening will celebrate pop culture from the '90s and early 2000s, and the team says to expect a "boy band-themed giveaway." Just hope it isn't 98 degrees that night.

Jimmy Fallon and Jimmy Kimmel swapped places on each other's late shows as an April Fools' Day prank on Friday.

Fallon, 47, surprised audiences in Hollywood by filling in as host of Jimmy Kimmel Live, while Kimmel, 54, took control of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon in NYC.

According to Variety, studio audiences for both programs were not informed of the move prior to Friday's tapings, adding to the overall surprise of the stunt.

Fallon's guest co-host for the evening was pal Justin Timberlake, who dressed up in a Boston Red Sox jersey and hat during his surprise appearance.

The performer proceeded to spray paint 'I [heart] Matt Damon' on Kimmel's desk, in reference to the longstanding and light-hearted feud between the actor and the late-night show host.

A local high school is celebrating a monumental anniversary event with some big names returning to the stage.

Clinton High School is celebrating 42 years of the Attache Show Choir. The show will include a special alumni meet and greet, dinner, silent auction and special performances from current and previous choir members.

Returning to the stage will be Lance Bass from *NSYNC, country star Shelly Fairchild and other alums who credit Attache to their current success.

Attache alums said the program has been a strong part of the Clinton community, helping them build character and strong work ethic skills.

"A lot of life lessons we learned on that stage. Honestly, that shaped who we are today. Who we are today paved out way to be kind of in the industry, and I would not be where I am today without Mr. and Mrs. Fair," said Brittney Wagner.

"This is kind of where we got our start, on the Attache stage. To be able to hit the Attache stage once again, this many years later, it means a lot," said Lance Bass.

Who is playing at the 2022 Boise Music Festival? The Boise Music Festival lineup is starting to take shape.

The Boise Music Festival concert event at Expo Idaho welcomes thousands of fans for a day of national and regional touring acts.

The 2022 event will feature country act Lady A - formerly known as Lady Antebellum, 90s act LFO, Eve 6, *NSYNC singer Chris Kirkpatrick and others. The lineup was announced on air on Lite FM and other stations owned by event promoter Townsquare Media Thursday morning.

The festival marks its eleventh edition in 2022. It evolved from a free event in Boise's Ann Morrison Park to a paid attendance model in Garden City at Expo Idaho and the Western Idaho Fairgrounds in 2012. The festival will be held all day Saturday, June 25th, 2022.

Ticket prices run as high as $89.17, with some as low as $27.66.

The concert will host the Pop 2000 tour, with a variety of late-1990s, early-2000s acts.

LFO, known for its 1999 hit Summer Girls, has the familiar hook "looks like a girl from Abercrombie and Fitch." Other acts include boy band O-Town, Mark McGrath of Sugar Ray, and Ryan Cabrera.

While fans are hoping for an *NSYNC reunion, the band has returned in the form of all-new merchandise.

Titled the *NSYNC Lifestyle Collection, the new offering is steeped in nostalgia. If you miss the patterns, fonts and colors that were popular in the late '90s and early '00s, you're in luck. The capsule embraces those retro looks through various sweatshirts, sweatpants, shorts and more.

All items contain lyrics, references and other *NSYNC influences. One jade-green hoodie capitalizes on the popular "It's gonna be May" meme - a play on how Justin Timberlake pronounces "me" in the 2000 hit "It's Gonna Be Me" - by featuring heart-shaped flowers along with the phrase "Guess What?!"

"This new lifestyle collection feels like an evolution in merch style for us," the band says in a statement. "It's been fun working together creating a new aesthetic and we are excited to share it! Hope the fans and everyone feel this special line!"

In recognition of National Child Abuse Prevention Month in April, FightChildAbuse.org, in association with The Barbara Sinatra Children's Center, is launching a month-long campaign, calling for 100,000 people across the globe to pledge their commitment to the prevention of child abuse. The multimedia, multi-platform campaign is also calling for children to take the pledge and learn how to ensure their own safety from abuse by viewing the "Protect Yourself Rules" video series. Additional FightChildAbuse.org April activity will include:

• Launching the third episode of the FightChildAbuse.org's virtual series, this one featuring celebrity advocate and global entertainer Lance Bass.
• Premiering the Sinatra's Center's short film, in partnership with Wondermedia, "Is Anybody Out There?"
• Engaging local Palm Springs area elementary schools and children across the world in an in-person and virtual pinwheel garden; the symbol of child abuse prevention.

A full calendar of events will be available on FightChildAbuse.org on April 1, with activities and resources to stay engaged throughout the month. Campaign activity will also be shared on Instagram at @centersinatra.

The third episode of FightChildAbuse.org's Virtual Event Series will premiere on April 14, featuring pop icon Lance Bass. While the series works to enable young people to identify signs of abuse and discuss their experiences and emotions with those who can provide guidance and help, Bass' episode will focus specifically on parents and trusted adults and how they can speak to their children about protecting themselves from abuse. In October, Bass became a new parent himself, and has done previous advocacy work around child abuse prevention.

Past episodes in this series have starred gold medalist Aly Raisman and American Ninja Warrior Flip Rodriquez, both child abuse survivors, in which they discussed ways to help recognize and respond to abuse. The $1.5M FightChildAbuse.org campaign debuted last summer and was designed in direct response to the heightened risks children were facing due to the pandemic.

"Protecting children has always been a cause I've felt compelled to be an advocate for, especially as someone who grew up in the entertainment industry," said Bass. "And now that I'm a parent, the fight to increase awareness, prevention and make the world safer for kids has come with new meaning on a personal level."

To view Bass' episode of the virtual series, visit: FightChildAbuse.org/virtualseries.

*NSYNC said bye bye bye to their cameo in Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones. Before the release of George Lucas' second Star Wars prequel in 2002, a Lucasfilm spokesperson confirmed rumors members of the boy band filmed a quick cameo during a visit to Skywalker Sound. Joey Fatone, his brother Steve, and bandmates Chris Kirkpatrick and JC Chasez recorded two scenes as Jedi, including a lightsaber-wielding fight scene alongside hundreds of other Jedi extras during the Battle of Geonosis. (Lance Bass and Justin Timberlake were reportedly too weary from *NSYNC's PopOdyssey tour to film their Star Wars cameos.)

During a panel at Fandemic Tour Atlanta, Fatone revealed the real reason *NSYNC's cameo was cut from Star Wars: because of the Screen Actors Guild.

"I wasn't in it. They cut us out," Fatone said when asked about the deleted cameo. "There was a whole big rumor about *NSYNC being in Star Wars: Attack of the Clones. Some of us actually were, but then they cut it out because we were [SAG-AFTRA members]. Usually, they have to pay the SAG rights to it. We only signed a confidential thing - which we didn't say anything - but they had to cut us out of it."

After touring Skywalker Ranch and Industrial Light & Magic, Lucasfilm invited Fatone and crew to participate as background extras.

"They put us in the wardrobe, I had a Padawan tail. George actually came out and directed us, which was really cool," he said. "Somebody was taping this, so I asked Rick McCallum, the producer of Star Wars, 'How do I get this footage?' He's like, 'Ah, I can't give it to you.' So there's actual footage of it, there's actual footage of us shooting it and doing it. It was a cool experience."

With Joe Gatto having left Impractical Jokers earlier this year, fans have been wondering what the new status quo will look like for the comedy team and their long-running series. One of the most popular guesses is that Joey Fatone, the actor and comedian best known for his time in the popular boy band *NSYNC, will take the empty slot on the team. Fatone has appeared on eight episodes of Impractical Jokers between 2014 and 2021, and hosts Impractical Jokers: Afterparty. He has also appeared in a number of Impractical Jokers specials, including The Joker Games and Nitro Circus Spectacular.

During a Q&A panel at Fandemic Tour Atlanta this weekend, Fatone was quizzed about the issue. And, yes, he's interested...but he is a little daunted by the possibility of replacing Gatto, a comic he respects.

"Heck, yeah!" Fatone said when asked not if he wanted to do the job, but whether he was going to get the job. He added, "No, no, no, I have no idea. I'd love to, but it's Joe. Joe is the man on that one, let's be real. All of them are, but he had no fear whatsoever. That dude did not care, and he's good at it. He's really good at it. I'll probably come out and do stuff [on Season 10]. We're actually gonna be shooting some more Afterparty stuff, the show that I host, we're shooting in April at some point. They've already shot episodes as well and they're bringing some celebrities in to fill in those gaps."

"After all these years together, we never imagined making Impractical Jokers without Joe," the three Jokers said in a joint statement in January. "While we are saddened to see him go, we want to keep making people laugh, keep our relationship working with the members of our team that we consider family. With the support of our fans, we'll get back to making a new chapter of Impractical Jokers in January."

Lance Bass is one proud papa when it comes to his baby twins' adorable outfits!

The *NSYNC alum, 42, shared an adorable pair of photos to his Instagram on Tuesday, in which he was seen holding his 5-month-old twins Alexander James and Violet Betty.

In both images, the tots sported little baby boots, with Alexander's in brown and black and Violet's in pink and red.

Both pairs of shoes featured detailing similar to western-style cowboy boots. "These boots were made for crawling," Bass wrote in the caption.

He then included a "side note" in reference to the adorable onesie Alexander sported, which was covered in logos of late music icon Prince: "Super sad Alexander is already outgrowing his favorite Prince outfit."

Violet, meanwhile, was dressed in a sweet pink and white onesie.

Mattel, Inc. (NASDAQ: MAT) today announced that it has entered into a multi-year global licensing agreement with Universal Brand Development for DreamWorks Animation's Trolls. The vibrant and joyful animated franchise - teeming with big hearts, hair-raising comedic adventures and award-winning music - Trolls has become one of the most recognized family entertainment brands in the world. Through the agreement, Mattel has the licensing rights to develop a full line of toys for the franchise, including dolls, vehicles, plush, games and more. The collection is expected to launch at retailers around the world in fall 2023. An all-new Trolls film hits theaters in November 2023.

This new licensing agreement builds on Mattel and Universal Brand Development's existing licensing partnerships for DreamWorks Animation's Spirit Riding Free, Illumination's Minions, Universal Pictures and Amblin Entertainment's Jurassic World and Universal's Fast & Furious.

"DreamWorks Animation's Trolls has captivated the hearts of families all over the world with its colorful characters and optimistic message," said Nick Karamanos, Senior Vice President, Entertainment Partnerships, Mattel. "We look forward to building upon our strong relationship with Universal and DreamWorks and making great toys that will inspire children to find their happy place with a spectacular Trolls line."

"We're thrilled to expand our partnership with Mattel to include DreamWorks Animation's beloved Trolls franchise," said Joe Lawandus, Senior Vice President and General Manager, Global Toys and Hardlines, Universal Brand Development. "Our collaboration with Mattel will deliver an all-new innovative toy line that will bring the vibrant, musical world of the Trolls to life."

About DreamWorks Animation's Trolls

Trolls is one of the most beloved global entertainment brands of today. With award-winning music, heartwarming humor and stories and characters that champion diversity, inclusion and kindness, the franchise includes feature films - 2016's Trolls and 2020's Trolls World Tour starring Anna Kendrick, Justin Timberlake and a dynamic cast of actors and musical artists - as well as two original TV series, digital content, video games and more. Vibrant and groundbreaking in its design, Trolls has inspired live-entertainment touring shows, Universal Studios Parks' attractions across the globe-as well as high-fashion collaborations, toys, lifestyle collections and more. An all-new Trolls film hits theaters in November 2023.

Elton John wasn't at his annual Oscars party this year, but that didn't stop celebs from stepping out for the event!

Over 150 celebs were spotted on the red carpet at the Elton John AIDS Foundation's 30th Annual Academy Awards Viewing Party on Sunday (March 27) in West Hollywood, Calif.

Lady Gaga co-hosted the event with Elton John‘s husband David Furnish while the legendary singer performed a concert in Nebraska. Because the Oscars date was pushed back, he was no longer able to attend as he already had a show scheduled that date.

Co-hosts for the event included Eric McCormack and Billy Porter. Singer Brandi Carlile provided entertainment at the party.

Jay-Z's Oscar party at the Chateau Marmont was attended by a host of A-list stars, despite protests by former workers calling for a boycott of the iconic hotel.

Snoop Dogg, Rihanna, Kim Kardashian, Winnie Harlow, Jon Hamm, French Montana, Zoe Kravitz, P Diddy, DJ Khaled, and Oscar winner Troy Kotsur were all met by protesters before entering the bash, which was also surrounded by a ring of police and security.

Chris Pine, Jessica Alba, Justin Timberlake, Vin Diesel, Lupita Nyong'o and Rosario Dawson also attended the bash - titled "The Gold Party."

Clinton High School is celebrating the Attaché Show Choir's 42nd anniversary on Saturday, April 2.

Entertainment will be provided by Attaché alumni guests with featured performances by Lance Bass, Heath Calvert, Shelly Fairchild, Brittany Wager, and many more Attache' alumni.

There are three ticket packages for attendees to choose from: VIP Ticket Package, Priority Ticket Package and Reserved Seating Tickets

Deadline for reservations is March 28, 2022. For tickets or more information, please contact Kathy Robinson at krobinson770@gmail.com.

#Socialites, did you know that Justin Timberlake wrote the Keri Hilson hit "Slow Dance?" If you didn't Keri proudly schooled folks last night at Timbaland's 50th birthday party.

Taking to her Instagram Story, Keri and Justin were talking and Justin started belting out, "I don't," and Keri finished, "Want to come on too strong." JT then goes on to say, "That's one of my favorite songs I've ever written!." Keri then adds, "They don't even know, really."

Keri then gives the real tea on how her massive hit come to fruition. She says, "You gotta let them know. He started off "Slow Dance." Melody. Lyrics. Hook … That was all this guy. I just brought it home." JT modestly responds, "It was an honor." Keri adds, "You gave me the home-run to take it all the way home. You hit, so that I could run." Agreeing, JT laughs and says, "There you go." #Socialites, is this your forever jam?

The POP 2000 Tour is coming to the Corbin Arena this summer.

On Friday morning, the Corbin Arena announced the POP 2000 Tour will be making its appearance at the Corbin Arena on Friday, August 19.

The show includes Chris Kirkpatrick from *NSYNC as the host, Mark McGrath from Sugar Ray, O-Town, LFO, Ryan Cabrera and David Cook.

Tickets for the show will go on sale on Friday, March 18 at 10 a.m. at the Corbin Arena Box Office or online at www.ticketmaster.com. Tickets will be priced between $22 and $52.

The Corbin Arena also recently announced that Molly Hatchet and Blackfoot will be hitting the Arena stage on Friday, April 29.

A television special celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Memphis Music Hall of Fame will have its public "world premiere" March 22 at the Orpheum's Halloran Centre.

Set to air at 7 p.m. March 31 on Circle, a cable network that specializes in music and lifestyle programs, the "Memphis Music Hall of Fame 10th Anniversary Celebration" will essentially function as "a national TV commercial promoting the city of Memphis and our city-s roster of musicians, who shook the planet and placed our region on the world map," said John Doyle, executive director of the Hall of Fame, located at 126 Beale, and its nearby sister institution, the Memphis Rock 'n' Soul Museum.

Produced by Memphis-based Spotlight Productions, the television special will feature clips and performances featuring such Hall of Fame honorees and attendees as Jerry Lee Lewis, Justin Timberlake, Keith Richards and John Prine.

Hosted by Shelby County Mayor Lee Harris, the premiere screening will give attendees an advance opportunity to watch the special on the cinema-sized screen at the Halloran Centre at 203 S. Main. The event begins at 5:30 p.m. with a reception, with the screening set to begin at about 6.

Tickets are $50, with proceeds to go to the Memphis Rock 'n' Soul Museum, which administers the Hall of Fame. The names of this year's inductees - chosen by a nominating committee of writers, musicians and others - will be announced after the screening. The date for this year's induction ceremony has yet to be announced.

Tickets for the Halloran screening are available at eventbrite.com.

Dear Broadway, AJ McLean is calling!

Now that the Great White Way has officially reopened following an extended hiatus due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, the Backstreet Boys singer has hopes to make his Broadway debut, he told fans Sunday at 90s Con.

"That is like number one on my bucket list: to do Broadway," McLean, 44, said. "Within the next two years, my family and I - I'm not going to tell you where - we're going to move to New York for one year and hopefully [it will happen]."

The singer added that he's feeling inspired by fellow boybanders to pursue a theatrical stint. Aside from Richardson, *NSYNC star Joey Fatone starred in Rent and Little Shop of Horrors with Lance Bass appearing in Hairspray. Brian Littrell's son Baylee made his Broadway debut in the original company of 2016's Disaster!, and Nick Carter's younger brother Aaron starred in Broadway's Seussical as well as the long-running Off-Broadway musical The Fantasticks.

"You did my all-time favorites," McLean told Fatone at the 90s Con panel. "You did Little Shop!"

Fatone chimed in on his passion for theater, explaining, "I love performing, I'm not really a writer. Like JC [Chasez] and Justin [Timberlake], they're writers. They love to write. I do more of the creative theater aspect of it, I'm more of a showman."

He added, "That's why when I stopped with *NSYNC, I was like, 'You know, I'd like to do something on Broadway,' and that's what opened up the door for me."

Read more here.

It's time to get nostalgic and go back to the early 2000's as the POP 2000 Tour makes a stop at The Corbin Arena at the Southeastern KY Ag. & Expo Complex on August 19, 2022.

The tour is hosted by Chris Kirkpatrick from *NSYNC. Along for the tour is Mark McGrath from Sugar Ray, O-Town, LFO, Ryan Cabrera, and David Cook.

Tickets go on sale on March 18 at 10 a.m. at The Corbin Arena Box Office.

A link to buy tickets online will be posted soon.

Tickets prices are $22 - $52.

The most epic crossover ever happened in the '90s!

Former Mickey Mouse Club cast members Nikki DeLoach, Deedee Magno, Chasen Hampton, Tony Lucca, Damon Pampolina and Jennifer McGill reunited at the first-ever 90s Con in Hartford, Connecticut, on Friday. As they kicked off the weekend's many panel sessions, host Christy Carlson Romano asked Magno, 46, about how she previously recalled going to prom with former *NSYNC member JC Chasez.

"I asked JC to go to prom with me," Magno reiterated. "He said yes!"

Magno and Chasez, 45, attended prom together at her school, Dr. Phillips High School, in Orlando, Florida. Several famous stars had attended the school back in the day, including Wayne Brady and DJ Khaled.

At one point, McGill briefly chimed in with her own *NSYNC prom-related story.

"Joey Fatone and I went to prom twice at Dr. Phillips," McGill, 44, said. "He went to the high school. Yeah, he went to prom with me twice."

Added McGill, "We were in theater together. I moved to Orlando, so Dr. Phillips became the school I graduated from. It's where all of my friends are from."

Back in 2015, Magno posted a throwback photo of her attending prom with Chasez.

"#tbt @JCChasez was my senior #prom date! post #MMC pre #NSYNC," she tweeted at the time. "We were babies! Thanks @MylinMusic for the pic!"

Fatone, 45, also shared a pic from one of his prom experiences with McGill. Alongside the post, he wrote: "@JennMcGillMusic u ready for a throw back that Erik found :)."

Another jam-packed summer of music is planned at Caesar Ford Park.

The lineup has been announced for the 2022 Caesar Ford Summer Fest Concert Series, happening at Caesar Ford Park, at 520 S. Stringtown Road in Xenia. The Summer Fest will include four concert dates starting in June and running through September.

General admission tickets cost $25 per person, per concert. Stage front tickets cost $40. Tickets can be purchased at gcparkstrails.com.

Each date in the series will have a different sound and genre, concluding with fireworks each night as the sun goes down over the park.

The 2022 series lineup includes:

-Aug. 6: Pop 2000! Tour | Co-hosted by Chris Kirkpatrick of *NSYNC & Jeff Timmons of 98 Degrees with O-Town, Frankie J, David Cook, LFO & Billy Gilman

Cathedral City will host the sixth annual LGBT Days later this month, city officials announced today.

The festival will run from March 25-27 and feature an array of live entertainment, community engagement, and activities. The event, produced by Soundskilz Productions, will adhere to local and state COVID-19 guidelines, according to festival organizers.

Festivities will include a Pride flag-raising at Cathedral City Hall, a bar crawl, pool party, appearances from celebrities such as eight-time Grammy nominee Lance Bass of *NSYNC and a parade.

"Cathedral City LGBT Days is a time to recognize the strength in our diversity, appreciate our similarities, and stand united for the equal rights of all Americans," the city's Chris Parman said in a statement. "We honor the lives, history, and wonderful accomplishments the LGBTQ+ community has contributed in making Cathedral City one of the most gay-friendly cities in America. Year after year, the Human Rights Campaign Foundation has ranked Cathedral City with a perfect `100' score, and that is a testament to the city's belief in equality for both our residents and visitors alike.

Nick Lachey is looking forward to celebrating 98 Degrees' 25th anniversary this summer but, ahead of the milestone celebration, he entertained the possibility of doing a "massive" tour with the Backstreet Boys and *NSYNC.

BSB first floated the idea in July, which Brian Littrell dubbed "the boys of summer" tour. Does Nick see that happening?

"If we're able to ever come together, I think it would be a massive, massive, massive success," Nick told ABC Audio. "I think people would love to see that line up, and I think it would be certainly a once in a lifetime tour."

While "The Hardest Thing" singer said his band mates would be "thrilled and honored to be part of that," he cryptically added "there's always a chance" of that mega-tour happening. As for when that'll be, Nick mused, "We'll see... One of these days."

Backstreet Boys have teased *NSYNC could join them on stage in Las Vegas.

The 'I'll Never Break Your Heart' hitmakers will kick off their 'DNA World Tour 2022' with four shows at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace in April and because Nick Carter is currently working with Lance Bass on a separate project, they would love to have their former chart rivals come out and sing with them.

Nick told 'Entertainment Tonight': "We're great friends with all of them. We love those guys.

"All those people from our era hold a very special place in peoples' hearts out there, when it comes to the nostalgia, and we're taking this as an opportunity now, coming out of the pandemic and everything that's been happening over the past couple of years, to get people in the world out there, and entertain them, and give them some time away and bring some nostalgia and happiness to everyone's lives.

"So we're excited to get back on tour."

When Joey Fatone's first daughter, Briahna, was born in 2001, the singer was still touring with boy band *NSYNC.

"I was younger and was trying to feed my kid," Fatone tells Yahoo Life. "The first steps and things like that, I didn't get to witness."

The second time around, when his daughter Kloey was born in 2010, Fatone says he was able to be more present.

"I wasn't working as much as far as travel," says the 45-year-old. "I really got more hands-on with it."

Fatone says his parenting style changed again in 2019, when he got divorced from actress Kelly Baldwin after 15 years of marriage.

"It's a little different once you get divorced," he shares. "Now you're on your own, per se. My advice for single parents, especially, is patience. That and, 'Don't do it!'"

"I'm kidding," he says, "but people really don't understand the negatives. People don't understand that you have to take your kid here and there and you can't just go out and party. They don't understand that parents have a responsibility and they can't just throw it away, especially when they're on their own with their kids."

It appears the former *NSYNC singer is treating a handful of fans with a free lunch today in the Independence community.

This morning, a food truck for Fat One's Orlando was stationed outside the Independence community center on Pleach Street in Winter Garden.

According to a Fat One's Orlando Facebook post, Fatone is in town today filming for a major broadcast network.

Do you have a favorite celebrity houseguest? Good. You can show them some love with your vote; regardless of whether they have been evicted, you can help them finish the season with $25,000. After all, they fought hard, they laughed, they cried, they were backstabbed, but they played their hearts out.

Find out who will win the distinction of America's favorite Celebrity Houseguest during the live season finale of Celebrity Big Brother on Wednesday, February 23 at 8/7c on CBS and Paramount+. You will also discover who takes home the grand prize.

To vote, you must be 18+ years old and text your favorite Houseguest's name to 21523 before 9:00 AM PT on Wednesday, Feb. 23. You may vote only one time per device and text STOP at any point to cancel, as data and message rates may apply.

As always, the Saturday before the big season finale of "Celebrity Big Brother," the remaining Houseguests convened over some bubbly and hors d'oeuvres to reflect on the season that passed. But this time it felt like "BB" was maybe also taking care of some necessary business.

One of the biggest criticisms of Todrick Hall's "Big Brother" game has been how nasty and personal he's made things. As the eventual jurors are at home watching the episodes, and even trashing Todrick's game in media interviews, it seems more and more likely this is going to be a part of his narrative come Wednesday's show.

Todrick appears to have no idea what's coming his way, and thanks to the producers keeping a lot of the worst of his behavior off of TV, most of the home viewers weren't going to be prepared to understand it.

Tonight, we got to see one of the biggest examples of not only his nastiness, but his hypocrisy. We're talking about a man who has lied and manipulated and betrayed every single alliance he's been in, except for his Final 2 with Miesha Tate.

And, as we saw on Friday's show, he's already preparing to break his Final 4 deal with Todd Bridges and Lamar Odom because he suddenly sees Todd as a legitimate threat. To be fair, Miesha is right there with him, but she's not been nearly as nasty as him, and is unlikely to have to face the music like he will.

So we were treated -- that's probably not the right word -- to a rather ugly exchange between Todrick and Chris Kirkpatrick from earlier in the season, after Chris Ki had made the decision to shift his allegiance away from Todrick and Miesha Tate. He'd gotten wind that Todrick was considering turning on him, which was also true.

But Todrick instead took it as a personal attack, denied that he'd ever considered targeting Chris Ki and made it as a statement against Chris Ki's character that he would dare pull this move. Chris Ki tried to say that game is separate from personal, but Todrick wasn't having that, either.

Instead, he told Chris Ki that he hopes he never sees him again and that his kid would be ashamed of him betraying people who'd been loyal to him. This had Chris Ki all eaten up inside until he got out of the House and saw what kind of game Todrick has been playing.

Evicted Celebrity Big Brother houseguest Chris Kirkpatrick is rooting for his ally in the game, Shanna Moakler, to win America's Favorite Player, after her heartbreaking eviction. Shanna and Chris teamed up and made a final 2 deal when they grew tired of Miesha Tate and Todrick Hall's domination of the game. As Big Brother superfans, Shanna and Chris had a strong bond that reminded many viewers of old school Big Brother players such as Janelle Pierzina and Kaysar Ridha. They fearlessly defied Head of Household Miesha's orders and removed Carson Kressley from the chopping block with Shanna's veto. Although Chris sacrificed his own game and essentially backdoored himself as Miesha chose him as the replacement nominee, he felt that it was worth it to set up Shanna, Carson, and Cynthia Bailey's game for future success.

Fans of the show, including Chris, are now rallying for Shanna to win the America's Favorite Player award, a coveted fan-voted prize that is awarded to the houseguest who the viewers feel played the best game. In a tweet, Chris wrote, "Vote for America's Favorite Houseguest! I know who has my family's vote!" with a picture of Shanna. Shanna was so appreciative and responded with, "Thank you Kris!!! Can't wait to meet the family! Playing with you was the best!" Chris also tweeted, "@ShannaMoakler was such an honor to call you a friend in the @CBSBigBrother house. You held yourself with class the whole way, and even when the lies and dirty gameplay turned the entire house against you, your amazing light shined through!" to which Shanna responded, "You are the best!!!" Their strong bond is evident as Chris is also eligible for the prize, but is instead rooting for his friend, who he feels is more deserving.

Justin Timberlake is adding another impressive accolade to his list of achievements. The singer's music video for his 2013 hit "Mirrors" has surpassed one billion views on YouTube, the video platform announced on Wednesday (Feb. 16).

The eight-minute visual features an elderly couple, who, in an attempt to hold on to the memories of their youth, have several flashbacks to when they were decades younger and first fell in love after a chance encounter. The teenaged version of the couple later goes on a proper first date to a fun house, where they step into a photo booth to take pictures, but instead of seeing the image of them just moments prior, the aged-up pair is what the photo reflects back to them.

Various scenes from their life - including marriage and a blowout fight - speed by until their story ends with the woman being left behind by her husband. Timberlake doesn't appear until the elderly woman takes off her wedding and unknowingly drops it into his palm. He ponders a room full of mirrors and looks at his reflection before the scene fades to black.

"Mirrors" is Timberlake's second-longest running hit single on the Billboard Hot 100 to date. The track peaked in the No. 2 spot on the all-genre chart in 2013, where it spent a total of 42 weeks. The song was dethroned three years later by his 2016 track "Can't Stop the Feeling!," which hit No. 1 on the Hot 100 and spent 52 weeks on the chart. "Can't Stop the Feeling!" was also the 10-time Grammy winner's first video to surpass one billion views on the video streaming platform.

In addition to "Mirrors," YouTube also announced that Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg's 1999 hit "Still Dre" has also joined the Billion Views Club, after the hip-hop legends performed the song during the 2022 Super Bowl Halftime Show on Feb. 13.

Revisit Timberlake's video for "Mirrors" below.

Peachtree City's The Fred amphitheater lineup for this summer features the usual heavy dose of 1970s and 1980s nostalgia with acts like Atlanta Rhythm Section, 38 Special, Boz Scaggs, the Little River Band, Travis Tritt and Ann Wilson of Heart.

For fans of more recent music, there's a "Pop 2000" package featuring Chris Kirkpatrick of *NSYNC, Mark McGrath of Sugar Ray, O-Town, David Cook, Ryan Cabrera and LFO. Another concert later in the summer covering the 1990s and 2000s features Five for Fighting and the Verve Pipe.

There are packages of six concerts people can purchase together or on an individual show basis while six other shows are scheduled as well, with more to come. Tickets can be purchased at amphitheater.org with the package concerts going on sale for ticket package renewals on Feb. 22, new series ticket buyers on Feb. 28 and individual seats March 2.

SATURDAY, AUG 20, Pop 2000 - Hosted by Chris Kirkpatrick of *NSYNC, with Mark McGrath of Sugar Ray, O-Town, David Cook, Ryan Cabrera, LFO

Gold/Pit and Terrace Tables - $600 (seats 6); Plaza Tables - $510 (seats 6); Pub Tables - $260 (seats 4); Reserved seats - $47.50 - $57.50; Lawn - $37.50

It's a game. That's how Chris Kirkpatrick felt about playing Celebrity Big Brother, though things seemed to get personal his last few days in the house until he was evicted on Friday, February 11.

The *NSYNC singer, 50, spoke to Us Weekly after he was voted out unanimously during his ally Miesha Tate's Head of Household reign.

The former UFC champ originally nominated Carson Kressley and Cynthia Bailey, but Chris suggested that his friend Shanna Moakler use the Veto on Carson in hopes of getting Todd Bridges on the block and evicted. The Grammy-nominated singer knew it was a risk, and ultimately, it didn't play out in his favor when Miesha nominated him instead.

Still, Chris has no regrets about not lying to Miesha. "I could have said, 'Yes, if Carson's on the block, I am voting him out.' But I felt like that was even deceiving so I had to not tell her, and by [not] telling her, I know that I told her because we did have this honest relationship," he exclusively tells Us. "When I knew I was getting voted out, it was hard watching her just upset with me. That's what really killed me."

While they were close, Miesha had far more loyalty to Todrick Hall, who quickly targeted Chris as discussions before the eviction became heated between them.

"I mean, the way he talked to me [Thursday], it wasn't a surprise. I think it was very hurtful, and it's hard when someone plays a victim all the time, and is a bully," Chris says. "And that's how I felt, like, especially coming out of it. I felt horrible, I felt I did Todrick completely wrong. And then when I came out, and everybody was talking about Todrick the way they were, I was like, 'So I wasn't crazy?'"

Chris Kirkpatrick was forced to say bye, bye, bye to the "Celebrity Big Brother" house on Friday night, after he essentially back-doored himself right out of the competition.

The *NSYNCer was put up for elimination by the outgoing Head of Household Miesha Tate as a replacement nominee, after Shanna Moakler -- who won the Veto competition -- used her save on Carson Kressley.

Unfortunately, Kirkpatrick put the target on his own back. He thought that if Shanna pulled down Carson, Miesha would put Todd Bridges as a pawn, to get everyone to vote out Cynthia Bailey. But when Miesha flat out asked Chris who he'd vote for to go home if Shanna used the Veto, he wouldn't answer her directly, making her doubt their alliance before putting him up instead.

Kirkpatrick was eliminated 5-0, but in his exit interview with Julie Chen he seemed happy he had made big moves and possibly shifted the house out of Tate's favor.

TooFab caught up with Chris the morning after he was voted out, where he shared how he really feels about Miesha and Todrick Hall's gameplay, Chris Kattan's self-elimination, Cynthia and Todd's heated confrontation and getting a false-positive Covid test during filming that almost shook up the whole show.

Celebrity Big Brother has hit the scene! After every eviction, Parade's Mike Bloom interviews the latest celebrity to leave the Big Brother house.

Timing is a big commonality between music and strategy games. If you come in with your part too early or too late, it could throw the entire thing off-rhythm and end up turning all eyes on you in the process. And ironically enough, Chris Kirkpatrick had a difficult time keeping things in sync in the Celebrity Big Brother house. After successfully playing the middle of a divided house, his diminishing loyalties began to show to those in power. And over an eventful few days, Chris Kirkpatrick got his ass-kicked by Miesha Tate, thrown up on the block and evicted after making the biggest move of the season.

Chris entered the house as a fan of the game and used that knowledge to get himself in an ideal place early on. He got recruited into Miesha's athletes' alliance while maintaining friendly relationships with everybody else. Additionally, he made a critical bond with Shanna Moakler on Day 2, officially becoming partners in the game. After becoming Head of Household, Chris set his focus on Mirai Nagasu, feeling she was a threat and someone loyal to Miesha above all. But as the first live veto of the season loomed, Chris and Shanna began to formulate other plans, entertaining the idea of backdooring Miesha's closest ally Todrick Hall.

Despite Shanna winning the veto, Chris chose not to go through with the Todrick plan, wary of the wildcard that was Chris Kattan. Instead, they played it safe, and Mirai was evicted. But despite not making the move, Miesha and Todrick were beginning to sense Chris' waning devotion to their group. When Miesha came into power once more, she initially targeted the duo of Cynthia Bailey and Carson Kressley. When Shanna won the veto, Chris suggested she use it this time. The hope would be that Carson would be safe, and they could continue to ride the middle, even if with the renomination, "It's gonna be me." And that turned out to be just the case. Shanna stunned Miesha when she went back on her word and took down Carson. And as retribution, she nominated Chris. Despite this leading to an abrupt end for the singer, his shiny teeth were beaming, thrilled that he had turned the house against Miesha and Todrick and made some fun moves.

Ahead of Super Bowl LVI, Joey Fatone - who rocked the Halftime show alongside Britney Spears, Aerosmith, and more - tells HL who he wants to see as a 'surprise performer' this year. Hint: it's not 'Weird' Al.

There is someone who knows what makes a good Super Bowl Halftime Show, it's Joey Fatone. Along with the rest of *NSYNC, Joey helped kick off the modern era of the Halftime Show at Super Bowl XXXV in 2001 by sharing the stage with rockers Aerosmith and a bevy of guest performers. "I think it was the first time they really had a collaboration where it was two completely separate different kinds of [artists]," Joey tells HollywoodLife in an EXCLUSIVE interview about the launch of the "Fatone Calzone at Schlotzsky's. When reflecting on his 2001 Super Bowl performance, Joey noted that the show saw two groups "that don't even really belong together, and make it work together."

"And then you added Nelly, you added Brittany Spears, you added Mary J. Blige," Joey tells HollywoodLife. "So I think the fact that [with the] Super Bowl, it's cool when they do the one artist, but it's so cool to do different groups or different acts together. Because, just like the game, you're having two different teams come together for this game. Why not have different groups and artists come together for this halftime show?"

With that said, who does Joey want to join Mary J. Blige, Eminem, Dr. Dre, Kendrick Lamar, and Snoop Dogg at the Super Bowl LVI Halftime show? "You'd have to go for a twist, do something more rock, you know?" Joey tells HollywoodLife. "Put in a Bon Jovi, put in somebody completely different that doesn't belong in that group. That's what that's all about. And Snoop's all about that kind of stuff, I mean, you've seen Snoop with Martha Stewart. Bringing in those things always raise eyebrows and ears, so when you see that, it's like … It actually is a little bit of East Coast, West Coast, and you're kind of like, 'Well, that's interesting. Well, that's cool.'"

Joey Fatone is saying bye, bye, bye to his old self. Like many celebrities, it is time for a makeover, a new look and even a new name. While he hasn't lost his voice or his rhythm, the entertainer is ready to dip back into the food world with the help of Schlotzky's. What tasty treats have the paired baked up?

When people think of Schlotzky's, the fresh baked bread and delicious sandwiches instantly come to mind. While those hearty bites always satisfy, that iconic dough can be more than just a vehicle for another stack of cold cuts. Enter the Schlotzky's calzones.

While new menu items bring excitement, sometimes that first bite needs a great spokesperson. With the launch of the Schlotzsky's calzones, the company looked to a man who knows about Italian food, Joey Fatone.

As part of the new launch, Fatone and Schlotzsky's understood that just another new food would is not exciting enough. It needed a launch worthy of all the deliciousness packed in a single bite. But, food is meant to be fun. Luckily, this partnership appreciates that willingness to have a little humor in every serving.

Recently, FoodSided spoke to Joey Fatone about his partnership with Schlotzsky's, what makes a great Italian inspired dish and why a litlte humor can season any food. While many people know Fatone from *NSYNC, his numerous television projects and other entertainment connections, he isn't a stranger to the food world. He has ventured into food partnerships in the past, including his own popular food truck located in Florida.

She learned a lot. Mirai Nagasu has been out of the Celebrity Big Brother house for a few days, and looking back on her short time in the game, she's proud to have represented her community as the first Asian American houseguest on this version of the long-running series.

The Olympic figurer skater, 28, spoke to Us Weekly after her Monday, February 7, eviction to reflect on her game, including an apparent disconnect she had with Head of Household Chris Kirkpatrick that went unexplained as it happened before the live feeds turned on.

"Although we were both in Miesha [Tate]'s alliance and that was something I counted on too much - I just didn't trust him fully," Mirai exclusively tells Us. "We just didn't have the same vibe."

She goes on to say that she "respected his play" but thought getting Shanna Moakler to use the Veto and getting out a bigger target - like Todrick Hall - would have been "a great Backdoor moment."

It's not hard to recognize Joey Fatone right off the bat. For many, Fatone is most well-known as a member of *NSYNC, the boy band that took the world by storm with catchy pop hits throughout the '90s and beyond. Outside of the ever-popular pop group, Fatone has continued to make a name for himself as a Food Network host, a contestant on "Dancing with the Stars" and "The Masked Singer," and more. His latest endeavor? Spreading the news about a new line of calzones at Schlotzsky's through his love of food.

Fatone has teamed up with the sandwich and pizza franchise to show off three new calzones, and better yet? One is even named after Fatone. To learn more about the launch, Fatone's partnership, and his favorite foods, we went straight to the source. In an exclusive interview with Mashed, Joey Fatone opened up about where his love for food started, his go-to pizza toppings, and his ultimate guilty pleasure food.

How did your Italian background play a role in your love of food today?

Well, look at me, I'm Italian. My dad used to make sauce and meatballs and did rice balls and all these Italian dishes. As I got older, and when I got married and had a family, I called up my dad and I go, "Hey, I've seen the sauce that you make, and I have an idea, but how do you make that?" That's how my love for cooking and love for getting into food started, I guess. I did different shows on Food Network and did a show called "Rewrapped," which was a competition. I did a show called "My Family Recipe Rocks," where I went to people's homes, and they cooked their dinner. I learned little tricks of the trade. Who doesn't love food? We all need it. We all have to have it at some point in time, whether it's healthy or not, so why not learn about it?

During Wednesday's sixth episode of "Celebrity Big Brother 3," Miesha Tate won Head of Household for the second time this season, and she nominated power couple Carson Kressley and Cynthia Bailey for eviction. However, just minutes after the nominations ceremony ended, Miesha's ride-or-die Todrick Hall had his sights set on someone else.

"Miesha is set on taking out a big target, but maybe just maybe she's missing a huge target that's sitting right underneath her nose," Todrick proclaimed in the diary room. "I want Miesha to be thinking in the back of her mind that Chris Kirkpatrick might be a good nominee. The games have begun!"

Ironically, *NSYNC singer Kirkpatrick was in a similar situation last week when he was the HOH. He floated the idea of using the Veto to take off one of his two nominees (Chris Kattan and Mirai Nagasu) and put up Todrick as a backdoor. Ultimately, Veto winner Shanna Moakler, aka Kirkpatrick's partner in crime, decided not to use the Veto. Kirkpatrick later confirmed it was because he wasn't sure he had enough votes to get Todrick out of the house.

Carson and Cynthia both knew from the moment Miesha won her second HOH competition that they'd be targeted. And they were proven right. "I feel like Carson is just too big of a threat in this game," Miesha explained to the camera. "If I fail to take out Carson this week, then I think it makes sense to clip his other wing," referring to Cynthia.

Teddi Mellencamp said Celebrity Big Brother production almost shut down when a "house guest" tested positive for coronavirus (Covid-19).

Despite the cast being quarantined for seven days prior to the start of the season, one cast member tested positive, putting the entire production in jeopardy. Mellencamp said that's why some of the live feed was delayed but she believes the test was a false positive.

"A house guest had to leave the house due to getting a positive Covid test," she said on her Two Ts In A Pod with Teddi Mellencamp and Tamra Judge podcast. "We were quarantined for seven days and that also was like day 14, if not even more. I mean, it's hard to keep track of days in there. But somebody got a positive Covid test. Then we all had to wear masks and social distance. And this person was put in a holding pattern and then had to get a certain amount of Covid tests and pass them in order to come back in the house."

"If not, we would have been shut down," she added. While Mellencamp did not name Chris Kirkpatrick, she said it was a man who tested positive. She then sang "It's Gonna Be Me" a song by *NSYNC.

Schlotzsky's has taken their beloved homemade bread, savory meats and bold flavors and packed them into a new lineup of freshly baked-from-scratch calzones. To introduce its new delicious calzone menu, Schlotzsky's found the perfect Italian Ambassador. From being an international pop sensation with *NSYNC to becoming a TV host and established restaurateur, Joey Fatone has done it all. The only obvious choice left? Rebranding himself as Joey Calzone (just check out his Calzone-y new name on social media, @realjoeyfatone)!

"Do I like Italian food? Yes, I actually consider myself an expert," said Joey Fatone. "And, nobody knows Italian food better than Joey Calzone, it's literally in the name! That's why I'm super excited to join forces with Schlotzsky's to create my very own menu item and share my love for calzones with the world. The future is calzones!"

Joey and Schlotzsky's are teaming up to launch the new Fatone Calzone inspired by the superstar and his love for Italian flavors. But why should the deliciousness stop with just one calzone? Schlotzsky's is expanding their mouthwatering menu with the introduction of two additional calzones including the BBQ Chicken and the French Dip, starting at $10.29. The baked-from-scratch calzone trio are jam-packed with fresh ingredients to satisfy any craving.

Throughout the month of February, customers can snag their own Fatone Calzone by downloading and ordering through the Schlotzsky's app or by visiting one of the 350 locations nationwide.

Celebrity Big Brother featured former *NSYNC member Chris Kirkpatrick winning Head of Household and nominating comedian Chris Kattan and Olympic medalist Mirai Nagasu for eviction during Sunday night's Season 3 broadcast on CBS.

After becoming the season's second Head of Household, Chris Kirkpatrick decided to put Chris Kattan and Mirai on the chopping block heading into the next Power of Veto competition, with Mirai as his target and Chris Kattan as the pawn.

Celebrity Big Brother's fourth episode began following actress and former The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Teddi Mellencamp's eviction in the third episode, which aired during a jam-packed, two-hour episode on Friday night.

On Friday night's episode, singer and rapper Todrick Hall planted seeds in former UFC champion Miesha Tate's mind about Carson, a designer and former Queer Eye star, being a huge threat to win this game due to his social abilities, memory and knowledge of the game.

Carson then won the Power of Veto competition by a landslide, proving Todrick and Miesha -- the season's first Head of Household -- right.

Singer Lance Bass gave West Hollywood nightlife a taste of the new Heart WeHo dance club last night, officially taking over the historical Rage Nightclub space. Heart WeHo had a very soft opening for friends and family by invite only. WEHO TIMES made the cut and we're here to report that 8911 Santa Monica Boulevard is back, and the dance floor was packed.

Unlike last weekend when Heart WeHo opened its doors to the public for the very first time for a "Happily Ever After" Disney stage show production by Team Cyclepaths to benefit their fundraising efforts for AIDS/LifeCycle 2022, this weekend was all about the dance floor. There were no chairs parked on the dance floor. It was wall to wall people looking at their phones and taking selfies to a dance beat.

The night promised a surprise DJ. In came DJ Jarec who played circuit music the entire night, but keep in mind that this night was a practice run.

At one point in the night, Lance Bass paid tribute to the history of the space by presenting Sia Amiri, the founder of Rage with a Rage Restaurant & Bar plaque that will hang at the new Heart WeHo dance club.

"One of my proudest moments ever," Amiri's son, Kian Amiri (aka Morningstar DJ), posted on his Facebook page. "My dad, who till now got zero recognition for literally building WeHo, for starting WeHo nightlife when he created Rage in 1983, for providing a safe space for generations of LGBTQ beauties (then later creating Krave- first and only LGBTQ club on the LV strip), for LOBBYING WEST HOLLYWOOD TO BECOME ITS OWN INDEPENDENT CITY (that was my pops), who every bar owes gratitude to, gets his moment. Thank you to Paul [Nichols], Lance, and my whole Rocco's family for honoring him. Him being immortalized on the walls of this venue means more than I can describe. Full circle. Go Heart!"

Celebrity Big Brother 3 live feed viewers are speculating that Chris Kirkpatrick left the house for a full day either due to a false positive COVID-19 test result or because he temporarily gave up on being on the show. After the series' two-year hiatus, Celebrity Big Brother 3 is just getting started on CBS. 11 famous houseguests moved into the CBB house this week and are starting to form alliances and play the game of Big Brother.

As seen in the first two episodes of the season, UFC star Miesha Tate won the first Head of Household competition of Celebrity Big Brother 3. As HOH, Miesha then went on to nominate Carson Kressley and Mirai Nagasu for eviction. However, it appears that Miesha has a backdoor strategy in mind rather than focusing on these two initial nominees. As the show moved forward in the live episodes airing on CBS, the fans eagerly awaited for the live feeds to be turned on. Alas, Paramount+ delayed the CBB3 live feeds until Friday without providing any further details.

Now, fans are starting to speculate - and perhaps understand - why the Celebrity Big Brother live feeds were delayed until this Friday, February 4. As seen in the tweets here, live feed viewers noticed certain conversations between the houseguests that indicate that *NSYNC band member Chris Kirkpatrick spent a full day outside the Big Brother house on Wednesday, February 2. Based on a few conversations between Chris Kirkpatrick and other houseguests, the general understanding is that he had a false positive COVID-19 test result that prompted him to be removed from the BB house for a day. However, some fans on social media have also speculated that the *NSYNC singer perhaps chose to quit the show, regretted his decision, and then returned to the Big Brother house.

Celebrity Big Brother season 3 is currently airing on CBS. Check out the show's full schedule here.

Ryan Cabrera had the time of his life with 19 of his best pals from all over the country for his recent bachelor party at Planet Hollywood Cancun - but his fianc&‌eacute;e, WWE star Alexa Bliss, was never far from his mind.

As the couple looks ahead to their springtime wedding, "On the Way Down" singer tells PEOPLE the big day will be full of surprises as he teases a celeb-filled guest list.

"Alexa knows, obviously, a lot of my tour mates," Cabrera says. "Lance [Bass] and Chris Kirkpatrick and Joey [Fatone] and Avril [Lavigne]'s in my wedding party, so we're excited about that. People that I've toured with, different artists and friends of ours from along the way. You never know who might get on stage at this wedding. I have a couple sneaky things in store that Lexi doesn't know about. Those things I can't share because then she'll find out!"

Sugar23 has optioned the rights to author Jean Meltzer's first novel, The Matzah Ball, with plans to develop as a feature film. Sugar23 will produce along with Lance Bass Productions, Brett Gursky and Ben Savage. Michael Sugar, Sugar 23's Ashley Zalta and Bass will serve as producers. Meltzer, Gursky, Lance Bass Productions' Drew Pokorny, Savage and Sugar23's Jillian Kay will serve as executive producers.

The book is an alternative holiday love story, follows chronically-ill Rachel Rubenstein-Goldblatt a "nice Jewish girl‚" with a secret: she loves Christmas. As the best-selling author of over twenty Christmas romance novels, and four made-for-TV movie spin-offs, she's kept her stellar career secret from her observant Jewish family for over a decade. But when Rachel's publishing house tells her they won't renew her contract unless she writes them a Hanukkah romance, she's desperate for inspiration. She finds it in the form of the Matzah Ball, a high-end Jewish music celebration scheduled for the last night of Hanukkah. There is only one problem: tickets are sold out and the only way to get one is direct from the ball's creator, who just happens to be Jacob Greenberg, her summer camp arch enemy.

"As a chronically-ill Jewish woman who has been homebound for almost a decade, optioning The Matzah Ball is nothing short of a dream come true. I couldn't be more excited to partner with Lance Bass, Brett Gursky, Ben Savage, Michael Sugar, and the incredible team at Sugar23. I know that their creative vision, combined with their many years of film and television expertise, will turn The Matzah Ball into an instant holiday classic," said Meltzer.

"When we first read Jean's book, we all immediately saw the movie coming to life, and were passionate from the jump about getting involved. With Jean's source material combined with the team that we've assembled, we're confident that the film will not only become a beloved rom-com, but an instant holiday classic ... only this time centered around Hanukkah" said Sugar, Bass, Savage and Gursky.

On the Season 3 premiere of Big Brother: Celebrity Edition, contestant Chris Kirkpatrick talks about his *NSYNC days. Chris is known for being the founding member of the famous boy band with Justin Timberlake and Justin's Mickey Mouse Club co-star JC Chasez.

In the Celebrity Big Brother clip below, Chris makes it clear to his fellow contestant Todrick Hall that he "didn't get into *NSYNC" but rather he started it.

He says: "When I talk about Justin, it's the weirdest thing on the planet because it's like ... " Chris doesn't finish that thought, but starts another: "I always wonder what, like, Mozart's older brother feels like." Note: Chris is 50, Justin is 41.

Chris is still BFFs with Joey Fatone and Lance Bass.

Get ready for another round of Celebrity Big Brother!

The celebrity edition of the CBS' reality staple, hosted by Julie Chen Moonves, officially kicks off its third season in just 48 hours, and only ET has the exclusive first look at the new crop of all-star houseguests -- which include Lamar Odom, Cynthia Bailey, Shanna Moakler and Chris Kirkpatrick -- vying for the $250,000 grand prize.

In the sneak peek from the season 3 premiere, the 11 unlikely housemates get to know each other as they feel each other out, with the help of some newly popped champagne, following their initial meeting inside the iconic Big Brother house.

"To having a wonderful time and to being kind and lovely to each other... thus far," Chris Kattan toasts, as the others gather around the kitchen table.

While things seem nice and friendly for now, it's only a matter of time before the backstabbing and betrayal begin.

"Everyone's acting all chummy-chummy, happy to be around. But pretty soon, the knives are going to come out, people's throats are going to start being cut and then we'll be sent home in body bags," Diff'rent Strokes star Todd Bridges tees up in his Diary Room confessional.

So it's fitting that Bridges is the one who sets the table following Kattan's G-friendly toast: "Let the war begin!"

Which celebrity is going to come out on top?

The new season of Celebrity Big Brother also features Teddi Mellencamp, Mirai Nagasu, Carson Kressley, Todrick Hall and Miesha Tate.

The corridor on Santa Monica between San Vicente and Robertson will soon have another club to add in West Hollywood. A new club called Heart - which replaces the historic club Rage - opens on February 11 from the owners of the popular Rocco's, which is directly across the street.

Another partner in this venture is *NSYNC's Lance Bass. WeHoville writes that ads for Heart are touting it as "the biggest gay nightclub in the US." The 37-year Rage closed in September 2020 after a landlord dispute and COVID-19 restrictions that kept people from gathering indoors. West Hollywood clubs have taken a beating since the beginning of COVID-19, but Heart and forthcoming Or Bar could help turn this around.

Janet Jackson said she and Justin Timberlake are "very good friends" despite the infamous wardrobe malfunction that sparked controversy after their 2004 Super Bowl halftime show.

During the 2004 performance, Timberlake accidentally exposed Jackson's breast to about 140 million viewers while the two sang "Rock Your Body." Following the incident, Jackson's discography was pulled from broadcast while Timberlake's career continued to skyrocket, despite his role in the infamous incident.

The 55-year-old singer set the record straight during her highly anticipated, two-night Lifetime and A&E documentary, "Janet Jackson," which was released over the weekend.

"This whole thing was blown way out of proportion," Jackson said. "And, of course, it was an accident that should not have happened, but everyone is looking for someone to blame and that's got to stop."

She continued: "Justin and I are very good friends, and we will always be very good friends. We spoke just a few days ago. He and I have moved on, and it's time for everyone else to do the same."

In a conversation with her brother Randy, Jackson also revealed she told Timberlake that he should not speak out.

"We talked once. And he said, 'I don't know if I should come out and make a statement,'" she told her brother. "And I said, 'Listen ... I don't want any drama for you. They're aiming all of this at me.' So I said, 'If I were you, I wouldn't say anything.'"

The cast members of Celebrity Big Brother season 3 are presumably excited for their new adventure (which begins Feb. 3 on CBS), even if only for the paycheck that comes with it. But there are certain things about being locked away with strangers that they can't exactly be looking forward to. Even the Big Brother fans in the cast know that it won't be all unicorns and rainbows ... unless, of course, there is a challenge where they have to dress up in unicorn unitards while collecting hidden rainbows for OTEV.

Boy-band legend Chris Kirkpatrick is an avid Big Brother watcher, and he senses loneliness through the front door. "I think I'm least looking forward to not seeing my family or having that connection with the outside world that I usually have," the former *NSYNC crooner tells EW. "It's going to be difficult being cut off from everything and not even being able to hug my son every morning or kiss my wife every morning or things like that."

However, Kirkpatrick has come up with the perfect solution, while also showing off his BB knowledge: "Hopefully I'll deal with and just cry myself to sleep in the Diary Room."

Yes, he actually knows what the Diary Room is! Well played, Chris Kirkpatrick! But don't look now, because Todrick Hall is in the process of one-upping Kirkpatrick by proclaiming himself "here for it" when it comes to eating slop.

Lance Bass is having fun with fatherhood.

The *NSYNC alum, 42, styled his and husband Michael Turchin's 3-month-old twin babies, daughter Violet Betty and son Alexander James, in red wigs for some hilarious photos he posted Friday to Instagram.

"Alexander is channeling his best @ninawest and giving me major Hairspray vibes. Violet just loves Chucky," Bass wrote in the caption.

He shared some photos to his Instagram Story of more adorable baby style choices, including a snap of Violet with pink bows in her thin layer of hair. "When you finally have just enough hair..." the proud dad wrote.

Bass also posted a photo of Alexander wearing a pair of printed yellow socks that read on the bottoms, "Party at my crib. BYOB. Bottoms up."

In it to win it? The cast of Celebrity Big Brother season 3 are sharing their thoughts and strategies as they head into several weeks of competition in hopes of winning $250,000.

Us Weekly caught up with the 11 houseguests - former NBA player Lamar Odom, *NSYNC singer Chris Kirkpatrick, Real Housewives of Atlanta star Cynthia Bailey, former Saturday Night Live comedian Chris Kattan, Olympic figure skater Mirai Nagasu, singer and dancer Todrick Hall, former Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Teddi Mellencamp, model and reality star Shanna Moakler, Diff'rent Strokes star Todd Bridges, former UFC champ Miesha Tate and Queer Eye star Carson Kressley - exclusively before they moved into the Big Brother house in Los Angeles.

Each star shared their plans for alliances, competitions and making it to the end, in addition to admitting their potential pitfalls in the game. They will be competing over the course of several weeks in an accelerated version of the long-running summer series hosted by Julie Chen-Moonves.

The house is outfitted with over 90 HD cameras and over 100 microphones, recording the celebs' every move 24 hours a day. They have no contact with the outside world. Fans can watch the celebrities live out their time in the competition via the live feeds, which are available on Paramount+.

Following the premiere, the show will air "multiple nights each week" throughout February, with the finale airing on Wednesday, February 23.

This iteration of the popular reality competition took a three-year hiatus, first premiering in February 2018 with actress Marissa Jaret Winokur beating out TV personality Ross Mathews. For the second season, which aired in 2019, singer and reality star Tamar Braxton won in a landslide vote over NFL player Ricky Williams, becoming the first Black winner of Big Brother in the U.S. So who will take the title this time around?

Celebrity Big Brother premieres on CBS Wednesday, February 2, at 8/7c.

Chris Kirkpatrick

Chris Kirkpatrick: I've watched a ton of Big Brother in the past. I think everybody's favorite was Derrick [Levassuer]. There's a lot of Derricks that have played that I like actually. Derek [Xiao]. I loved Xavier [Prather] on this last season. I actually liked Jack [Jackson Michie] a couple seasons ago, mostly 'cause he was from Nashville, but there's a lot of players that I find really cool things in their game that I like. Ian [Terry]. I loved Ian. I loved the nerdiness of Ian and how I see a lot of me, in that when he got into the house, he was freaking [out] about every little detail in the house and that's probably what I would do.

Big Brother is back with another celebrity edition - and the new line-up includes everyone from an NBA star to an Olympian to a '90s boyband favorite.

The Celebrity Big Brother cast was revealed during Wednesday night's episode of The Amazing Race on CBS. Among the group is ex-Lakers player and Keeping Up With the Kardashians star Lamar Odom, pro figure skater Mirai Nagasu, and *NSYNC singer Chris Kirkpatrick.

Also set to compete on the popular reality competition series are two Real Housewives stars, Cynthia Bailey-Hill (of Atlanta) and Teddi Mellencamp (of Beverly Hills), Diff'rent Strokes actor Todd Bridges, former Miss USA Shanna Moakler, and Saturday Night Live alum Chris Kattan.

Rounding out the cast is Queer Eye for the Straight Guy style guru Carson Kressley, singer/influencer Todrick Hall, and former UFC Women's Bantamweight Champion Miesha Tate.

The third season is scheduled to kick off on Wednesday, February 2 at 8/7c and will come to a close just three weeks later on February 23. It marks the return of the spinoff series after a near three-year hiatus - previous editions aired in 2018 and 2019, with Marissa Jaret Winokur and Tamar Braxton walking away as winners of their respective seasons.

Fans will be able to keep up with all the action on the 24/7 live feeds, exclusively on Paramount+, where the broadcast episodes will also be available to stream live and on-demand.

Lance Bass spent game day with his favorite little Cheeseheads.

The *NSYNC alum, 42, dressed his 3-month-old twins Violet Betty and Alexander James in some Green Bay Packers gear as they watched the team play the San Francisco 49ers during Saturday's divisional playoff game, in which the 49ers won 13-10.

"We now know who the true Packer fan is," he wrote on Instagram, sharing a photo of himself with the twins in their Green Bay shirts.

"Anyone know if they make infant size cheeseheads???" Bass added in a comments section while daughter Violet appeared to sleep through the game.

24 years ago today, *NSYNC's debut single "I Want You Back" was released in the U.S., so let's check in and find out the status of that movie Lance Bass announced he was making based on the true story of two girls who won a Winnebago on The Price Is Right in 1999 and used it to follow *NSYNC on tour that year. Well, it's definitely happening.

"It is finally being written right now," Lance told ABC Audio a few months ago. "I wanted to make sure that this movie was written by, one, females, and people that knew that fandom and appreciated that fandom. And this writing team knows that."

Lance added that Rachel Bloom --best known for co-creating and starring in the musical comedy series Crazy Ex-Girlfriend -- is involved.

"We're toying with how much of a musical we're doing," he explained. "There's going to be tons of music in it, y'know, the way Pitch Perfect does it, where they break into song and dance, but it makes sense."

The movie's set 20 years after the original 1999 road trip, Lance said, adding, "We just want it to be kind of fun, over-the-top...I want that R-rated road trip comedy that you just have a lot of fun with."

Meanwhile, *NSYNC's Joey Fatone told ABC Audio that Lance has wanted to make this movie since the original 1999 road trip.

California's solar power future has been up for debate in recent weeks and Hollywood - from Arnold Schwarzenegger and Lance Bass to Edward Norton and Mark Ruffalo - is weighing in.

In December, the California Public Utilities Commission issued a proposal that, if approved, would cut incentives for homeowners with rooftop solar panels, while implementing a new monthly fee for solar customers to connect to the power grid. It would also create a $600 million fund for underrepresented communities to have increased access to solar power.

Under the current system, known as net energy metering, rooftop solar residents receive the retail power rate for the energy they send to the grid; the proposal would reduce that compensation by as much as 80 percent. It would also roughly double how long it takes Californians to make back what they paid to install the systems, upping to about 10 years. The CPUC is set to discuss the proposal at its Jan. 27 meeting.

In a statement to THR, Lance Bass, who sits on the Environmental Media Association's board of directors, says that the commission "should rethink its plan to add a monthly grid participation charge for solar owners. Low-income communities are often hit the hardest by pollution, which is why it's unfair to add more financial barriers to clean energy."

Canada-born online security firm 1Password has closed a $620 million (USD) Series C round, with investment from a number of superstars from the music and entertainment industries.

The round, which raises the company's valuation to $6.8 billion, included backing from Trevor Noah, Justin Timberlake and Pharrell Williams, plus Hollywood stars like Ryan Reynolds, Scarlett Johansson, Robert Downey Jr., Matthew McConaughey and Chris Evans.

Pharrell Williams is also an investor in firms such as Mixhalo and Squire Technologies. Justin Timberlake has previously invested in the likes of entertainment brand Superplastic, fitness tech firm Hydrow and several others.

1Password says that the round is the largest raised by a Canadian company.

1Password's Series C was led by ICONIQ Growth, with participation rom Tiger Global, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Backbone Angels, and Salesforce Ventures.

Accel, who led the company's Series A and B, is also participating in the round alongside Slack Fund, another previous investor.

1Password says that it will use this additional capital "to develop and scale human-centric security solutions".

Andrew Garfield snooped on Justin Timberlake's role prep for The Social Network. Perhaps best known for his role as Peter Parker in the Amazing Spider-Man movies from Marc Webb, a role which he recently reprised in Marvel's Spider-Man: No Way: Home, a few of Garfield's more critically-acclaimed performances came in Martin Scorsese's Silence, Lin-Manuel Miranda's new musical tick, tick...BOOM!, and Mel Gibson's Hacksaw Ridge, the latter of which earned him an Academy Award nomination in 2016.

One of Garfield's earliest breakthrough roles came in David Fincher and Aaron Sorkin's Facebook drama alongside the famed pop star and actor Justin Timberlake. Based on the book The Accidental Billionaires, The Social Network chronicles the founding of Facebook and the various lawsuits that followed. Garfield stars as Eduardo Saverin, a co-founder of the site who was pushed out of the business and sued Mark Zuckerberg. Timberlake stars as Sean Parker, the founder of Napster who got in on Facebook from the ground up and served as the site's first president.

During a recent sit down with his Social Network co-star Dakota Johnson for Vanity Fair, Garfield recalled an interesting story that happened on the set over 10 years ago. The actor was accidentally brought into Timberlake's trailer and promptly noticed his prep for the role of Sean Parker, which included a whiteboard filled with cue cards detailing the actor's internal choices. Instead of leaving right away, Garfield took some time to snoop. Read how he told the story below:

It would appear that Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel are decluttering their real estate portfolio - just a few short months after listing the Hollywood Hills home they've owned for nearly 20 years, the couple has sold their New York apartment for $29 million, according to the Wall Street Journal.

Timberlake and Biel purchased the Tribeca penthouse in 2017 for $20.2 million, leaving them with a hefty profit. Since the deal was off the market, there are no recent photos available, so it's unknown if the couple renovated the property at all during their time there, though it's unlikely since the property was converted in 2014. The building is acclaimed for its attention to detail, from bookmatched Calacatta marble in the bathrooms to the formerly industrial building's original pine beams. The unit the couple occupied features four bedrooms and four bathrooms, with dual walk-in closets in the primary bedroom, and on the second level, an entertainment room and large private terrace with an outdoor kitchen.

Unicorn Hunters, "the most iconic business series of recent times," according to Forbes magazine, announced a brand new episode featuring Vastmindz is now streaming on UnicornHunters.com, Binge Networks, LinkedIn Broadcast, Facebook Video, YouTube, and Vimeo. Millions of viewers around the world will have the opportunity to watch the episode, learn about the company, and invest in it.

Vastmindz aims to transform regular consumer technology devices into comprehensive health screening tools using artificial intelligence. With its technology, the company has the opportunity to positively impact lives, by empowering them to better understand their health state. To date, Vastmindz has raised $2 million and is seeking $10 million in capital to scale its engineering team, onboard new customers aggressively, as well as accelerate the development of new product lines to support different industries, including the pet-healthcare industry.

Unicorn Hunters was created by TransparentBusiness and produced by reality TV icon Craig Plestis (I Can See Your Voice, The Masked Singer). On the show, founders looking to hit the coveted $1 billion valuation, pitch the world and the Circle of Money made up of Steve Wozniak (co-founder of Apple), Rosie Rios (former Treasurer of the United States), Lance Bass (artist and investor), Moe Vela (former Director of Administration to Joe Biden), Silvina Moschini (CEO of SheWorks!), Alex Konanykhin (CEO of TransparentBusiness), Chris Diamantopoulos (social entrepreneur and actor in Silicon Valley, HBO series), and John Bercow (former Speaker of the House of Commons of the United Kingdom). This episode features a guest appearance by pro-athlete and all-star NBA player Dwight Howard.

Episodes of Unicorn Hunters are streaming now on UnicornHunters.com with parallel distribution on Binge Networks, LinkedIn Broadcast, Facebook Video, YouTube, and Vimeo.

Memphis Grizzlies minority owner and pop superstar Justin Timberlake has joined the movement to send one of the fastest rising stars in the NBA to the 2022 NBA All-Star Game.

Timberlake, a native of Memphis, is one of the most-followed people on Twitter. His current follower count sits at 63.3 million.

He's decided to use his platform to recognize Ja Morant and his stellar play by pitching his massive following to vote for the third-year stud out of Murray State.

The pop superstar has been absent on social media for over a month, but recent play for Morant forced him to break his silence.

JT had to make sure his tweet/vote counted, so he had to send out another post with the proper hashtags.

You can't blame the guy too much, between recording music, filming movies and being involved in various other projects his time is probably fairly limited on social media.

Actress and filmmaker Melissa Joan Hart debuted her new pop-culture podcast What Women Binge earlier today. The podcast is available on all major platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify and iHeart, as well as a video version on YouTube.

What Women Binge with Melissa Joan Hart is a female-centric review show where Hart, her friend and co-host Amanda Lee, and their special guests get to chat about any and all subjects they find #bingeworthy. Featuring casual conversations with well-known celebrities, talking about whatever they're in to, from guilty pleasures to pet peeves. What Women Binge covers books, charities, workouts, podcasts, food, apps, movies, television shows and more.

January Episode Schedule:

January 26 - *NSYNC's Chris Kirkpatrick from *NSYNC and his wife Karly talk about how they met, moving to Nashville, the Kardashians, and Chris reminisces about *NSYNC's appearance on Hart's series Sabrina the Teenage Witch, and being cut out of Star Wars.

"We're gonna talk about everything that people are obsessed with," says Hart. "Guilty pleasures, everything from books, podcasts, TV shows, movies, everything. We'll have so many guests. We can't wait for you guys to be there!"

What Women Binge is produced in partnership with Podcast Heat.

For more information, visit www.WhatWomenBinge.com.

FYI the '90s are making a comeback ... and that's the 411!

Some of your favorite stars from the beloved decade are set to reunite to headline the first-ever '90s Con later this year, including Melissa Joan Hart, Danielle Fishel and more.

But you might need to take a chill pill because members from the decade's ultimate boybands will now be making an appearance at the event.

Access Hollywood can exclusively reveal that Nick Carter and AJ McLean from the Backstreet Boys and Joey Fatone from *NSYNC have joined the lineup for 90's con.

"It's good to be back. (Insert street boys!) lol. So excited to be back to the con life. I've missed it and I've missed you all," AJ exclusively told Access Hollywood about joining the That's 4 Entertainment convention.

Cute and colorful! Lance Bass and Michael Turchin are showing off their twin babies' adorable room three months after the little ones' arrivals.

The *NSYNC singer, 42, and the artist, 34, teamed up with buybuyBABY and Decorist's Max Humphrey to design daughter Violet and son Alexander's nursery. Not only does the sweet space feature fun, pink wallpaper and matching cribs, but the couple decorated with plenty of stuffed animals and books.

The pair became parents in October 2021 when their infants were born via surrogate. "The baby dragons have arrived!!" the Out of Sync author wrote via Instagram at the time. "I cannot express how much love I feel right now. Thank you for all the kind wishes. It meant a lot. Now, how do you change a diaper??! Ahhhhhhhh!"

The "It's Gonna Be Me" singer's husband added in a post of his own: "Introducing the newest members of the Turchin-Bass household: Violet Betty and Alexander James!!!! They're pure perfection and yes that includes the dozens of poops we've already dealt with. Our hearts our full!!! Thank you everyone for the well wishes."

It's hard to believe that 2002 was 20 years ago, and with that came the release of many iconic albums. From Justin Timberlake's first solo album to the debut of Avril Lavigne, 2002 was a special year for music and pop culture in general.

Ready for a walk down memory lane? Have a look through this gallery to check out the unforgettable albums of 2002.

Justin Timberlake - 'Justified'
Recorded while *NSYNC were on hiatus (a break they never came back from), half of the tracks were originally written for Michael Jackson by Pharrell Williams. The album launched Timberlake's solo career and earned him four Grammy nominations, ultimately winning the award for Best Pop Vocal Album.

Justin Timberlake was spotted this week hitting the links in the Bahamas with "Good Morning America" host Michael Strahan and pro golfer Justin Rose, we hear.

The threesome was playing at luxury resort Baha Mar's Jack Nicklaus-designed Royal Blue golf course, spies exclusively told Page Six.

Timberlake also owns a cigar lounge, called T2, with Tiger Woods at the same resort.

We hear he was staying at nearby Albany, another luxe Bahamas resort which the *NSYNC singer founded with Woods and fellow golf great, Ernie Els.

Rose recently played at Albany's course in the Hero World Challenge with pros including Rory McIlroy, Jordan Spieth, Justin Thomas and Henrik Stenson.

Lance Bass is in "heaven" with his two bouncing babies!

The *NSYNC star, 42, shared a trio of adorable photos to his Instagram on Thursday, showing his newborn twins Violet Betty and Alexander James as they reclined in their onesies and cooed.

"The kids have hit the giggling phase now," Bass wrote in the caption. "It's heaven!"

The former boyband star welcomed his children with husband Michael Turchin via surrogate in October of this year.

Turchin, 34, also shared an adorable baby portrait on Thursday to his own Instagram, showing the babies donning fashionable getups in shades of pink and blue.

Timbaland and Justin Timberlake are certainly no strangers in the studio, but it looks like these two have been working on some new music together.

On Wednesday (Dec. 29), Timbo posted a video of him, JT and Ant Clemons - who performed "Better Days" alongside Timberlake during the Celebrating America concert following President Joe Biden's inauguration - vibing in the studio to a new snippet. "Soon to come," the Verzuz co-creator captioned the snippet with a series of suspicious eye emojis.

But what's particularly noteworthy about the new sample is the signature baby voice that Timbaland first made popular on Aaliyah's Grammy-nominated 1998 single "Are You That Somebody?" which was recently released on streaming services for the first time, much like the late R&B singer's discography. Clemons is heard screaming in the video, which Anderson .Paak teased him about in the comments section. "N-a why you screaming like that @antclemons," he wrote, to which Clemons responded with a series of cry-laughing emojis.

In the video, Clemons exclaims to Timbo, "You brought the baby back! You should put the baby on this and Lil Baby." "And DaBaby," JT chimes in with a laugh. "And my baby."

Timbo and JT reunited this past spring on Justine Skye's latest album Space and Time: Timbaland executive produced it and the former *NSYNC member was featured on the song "Innocent," which gives songwriting credits to Timbaland and Missy Elliott due to its interpolation of Aaliyah's "If Your Girl Only Knew."

Earlier this month, the megaproducer teased another major release/reunion with Missy, which would be her first full-length album since 2005's The Cookbook.

Hear what Timbaland and Justin Timberlake have been cooking lately below.

The couple that works out together, stays together.

On Wednesday, Justin Timberlake shared a video of himself and wife Jessica Biel working out together, doing the same moves in tandem.

"Swolemates," he captioned the Instagram video. "See you in 2022"

Set to some very intense music from "Rocky IV", the couple stay remarkably in sync while doing the different workouts.

Boxing Day sales shoppers hoping to bag a bargain at Harrods need to beware - it's rumoured to be haunted.

The iconic department store in Knightsbridge is said to be home to a ghost that lives in the book department. Over the years some shoppers have attempted to see it for themselves, including some A List celebrities.

Singer Justin Timberlake, 40, was so keen to witness the ghost he hired the entire store after hours. And the experience was so terrifying it gave him the willies.

Personal shopper Theresa Logan was tasked with helping Justin on his ghost hunt. She recalled: "He came in after the store had closed.

"He had heard the Harrods book department on the second floor was haunted, so he wanted to go and have a look at it. The store at night time is pitch black.

"So we've gone up the escalators and we've gone into the darkness and I've just heard this, 'I can't see anything'. I've gone, 'I'm right here'.

"And he grabbed my hand and walked into the book department to see if we could find any ghosts."

The area seems to be plagued with spirits.

Pop 2000 has been on tour for more than five years,reviving the boy bands of the 1990s and early 2000s.

They will make a stop at Decatur's Devon Lakeshore Amphitheater this summer.

Hosted by Chris Kirkpatrick from *NSYNC, the show includes performances from O-Town, LFO, Ryan Cabrera and BB Mak, as well as Kirkpatrick.

Dates for performances and ticket sales will be announced later.

Lance Bass and husband Michael Turchin certainly have their hands full with two newborn babies - but lucky for them, twins Violet Betty and Alexander James are making it easy!

Bass, 42, tells PEOPLE in this week's issue that after preparing for "the worst," he's pleasantly surprised by how easily he's taken to fatherhood.

"It's actually been better than expected," he says. "It's been a lot easier than we thought. We're just lucky - and knocking on wood right now that this doesn't change."

He adds, "They've been so well-behaved. They don't make too much noise. They cry when they need to get changed and fed."

Turchin, 34, also says he's "surprised" by just how smooth their transition into parenthood has been since welcoming the twins via surrogate on Oct. 13.

"I thought once the kids came, I'd just be constantly a nervous wreck," he says. "And it was literally the most opposite. I think because we were just so calm and not in crazy new parent mode, when they came, we were just going with the flow. I think that rubs off on the kids, I think they really pick up on that. They're just such relaxed, fun, good kids so far."

Despite being twins, Turchin notes that Violet and Alexander are already showing off "two very different personalities," much like he and his own twin sister did as babies.

"[Violet] is way more strong-willed and way more active, and way more opinionated and vocal. And then little Alexander is such a sweet, docile little boy," he says. "Right now they're just starting the phase where they're starting to smile back at you. It's the best thing in the world, when you see that smile on their little faces. It's like, 'Oh God, I never want to leave this house ever again.' "

Need a last-second Christmas gift? How about a ticket for that special someone in your life to meet favorite celebrities and shop for nerdy stuff.

The year 2021 was the year we got major pop culture conventions back following a COVID-related pause.

Two of the bigger pop culture conventions in the region have announced dates for 2022.

Planet Comicon, with a history that dates to 1999, will take place April 22-24 at Bartle Hall in downtown Kansas City, Missouri. Fan Expo Dallas is scheduled June 17-19 at Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center in downtown Dallas.

Adam Savage, an Emmy-nominated former host and producer of "Mythbusters," will make his Planet Comicon debut. He will be joined by Ashley Eckstein and Matt Lanter, two of the biggest stars from the animated series "Star Wars: The Clone Wars."

Other guests listed at planetcomicon.com are Joey Fatone, Dan Green, James Murray, Steve Downes, Kevin Conroy, Bryce Papenbrook, Sgt. Slaughter, Maria Canals-Berrera, Jerry Lawler, Phil LaMarr, Susan Eisenberg, Brett Iwan and Caitlin Glass. Garth Ennis and Matt Kindt will be among comic creator guests. Additional guests will be announced.

Tickets and photo op packages for Planet Comicon are on sale with special event hotel rates. The con is offering ticket-buyers a free $10 merchandise voucher with the purchase of any full-price adult admission. The offer is good for a limited time during the holiday season and is available through planetcomicon.com. Travelok.com is listed among the con's sponsors.

After another year spent plagued by the COVID-19 pandemic, people everywhere are ready to close the door on 2021 in hopes of a brighter and healthier 2022.

Luckily, Tulsa has no shortage of fun happenings to help you ring in the new year. Whether you're a fan of standup comedy, live music or you just want to party, there's something fun for everyone.

Most events are Dec. 31, but some New Year's Day activities are included, too.

Hard Rock Hotel and Casino's Now That's What I Call 90s NYE
Noon Dec. 31 to 2 a.m. Jan. 1 777 W. Cherokee St., Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Tulsa, Catoosa hardrockcasinotulsa.com

Visit Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Tulsa and party like it's 1999. Guests can enjoy live music from Jason Boland & The Stragglers as well as a live DJ set from *NSYNC's Chris Kirkpatrick, as well as 98 Degrees' Jeff Timmons. Also, 16 guests will be chosen to win a share of $90,000 each hour from noon to 7 p.m.

When it came time to design the perfect nursery for their twins, Lance Bass and husband Michael Turchin knew they wanted to keep things calming - without sacrificing their love of color.

That's why the new dads - who welcomed daughter Violet Betty and son Alexander James via surrogate on Oct. 13 - opted for pinks, blues and grays, with plenty of splashes of color in between.

"It's eclectic, imaginative and peaceful," Turchin tells PEOPLE in this week's issue. "It's like you're in this little peaceful wonderland."

With all furniture and décor provided by buybuyBABY, Bass, 42, and Turchin, 34, worked with Decorist designer Max Humphrey to nail the design details of their infant oasis.

Bass says they knew they wanted to incorporate a lot of animals into the space, and did so by including things like a large stuffed giraffe, an elephant rocker and the Safavieh Ellie Elephant Table Lamp.

The *NSYNC alum and Turchin, an artist, also incorporated some more sentimental pieces, too, like a pair of boy and girl monkey portraits that they scooped up from a street artist in New York City.

Many artists wait until they've established themselves before releasing a Christmas record, but *NSYNC did it with their second album.

Today, 1998's "Home For Christmas" is considered a Christmas pop classic, though Lance Bass still thinks it's odd that they made it so early in their career.

"It was so strange," he recently told ABC Audio. "I was just talking about that with AJ McLean from The Backstreet Boys, 'cause they just did a Christmas album that's coming out next year. I'm like, 'Oh my gosh ... I can't believe after only knowing each other for two years, we...came out with a Christmas album!'"

Bass said he's pleasantly surprised that the album has stood the test of time. "We do not think it would be accepted as well as it has [been]," he noted. "Because ... in 1998, we were just stupid little teenagers in a boy band that no one really knew yet."

But Joey Fatone told ABC Audio that the album and its big single "Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays" really hold up.

"I listen to it every time the holidays come around," he said with a laugh. "The songs are good! The songs ring true! The songs are fun ... and now it's becoming some sort of a classic."

Fatone added, "It's weird to know that there's a possibility when I'm gone or when all of us are gone ... they're still gonna be playing that album ...[and] that song."

Bass, meanwhile, is preparing for his "magical" first Christmas as a dad to newborn twins Alexander and Violet. He said he can't wait to share his favorite holiday traditions with them.

After almost two years of downtime which has seen him grow his family and cherish every parenting milestone, Nick Carter's preparing for the "uprooting" of returning to life on the road with the Backstreet Boys. But while he may be soaking up every moment with wife Lauren Kitt Carter and their three children, his eldest isn't quite as interested in making the most of Carter's last months in fulltime daddy mode.

Something else he doesn't normally do is spend more time with *NSYNC members than his Backstreet Boys bandmates, but that was often the case throughout 2021! Carter and AJ McLean teamed up with *NSYNC's Joey Fatone and Lance Bass for fundraiser Bingo Under the Stars in June. Carter, McLean and Fatone then launched a Las Vegas residency, The After Party, with Boyz II Men's Wanya Morris and guests including Coolio, Shawn Stockman and Luis Fonsi.

Carter teases there's even more collaborations in the works.

"Lance and I had this idea of 'Boy Band Wars' where we use TikTok as an auditioning platform and put together our own boy band," he says. "It would be Lance versus me."

"And I've been doing lots with Joey with The After Party, which is fun because I also get to perform with Wanya - one of the legends I grew up listening to. It's hard though because I want to be home with the kids. It's hard for me to go anywhere because I don't wanna miss a thing. But then when I venture off and do these things, especially with the *NSYNC guys, it's really fun."

Unicorn Hunters, the most iconic business series of recent times," according to Forbes magazine, announced its final episode of 2021 featuring Grocery Shopii is now streaming on UnicornHunters.com, LinkedIn Broadcast, Binge Networks, Facebook Video, YouTube, and Vimeo. Millions of viewers around the world will have the opportunity to watch the episode, learn about the company, and invest in it.

"Unicorn Hunters is about discovering and spotlighting the next billion-dollar ideas that are disrupting industries with innovative solutions. Grocery Shopii is a company that I believe in because it's changing the way grocery shopping is done, leveraging data and machine learning to provide value to grocers and convenience to people who love to cook- like me," said Lance Bass, artist, entrepreneur, and Circle of Money panelist. "I am thrilled to be a part of this groundbreaking series that is transforming the way founders get funding and people invest. It's so gratifying to see founders pitch their companies to millions of potential investors around the world who now have the opportunity to learn, invest, and potentially build wealth."

Cork singer Patrick O'Sullivan has been crowned the winner of RTÉ One show Last Singer Standing.

Saturday's nail-biting final saw the seven finalists - each of whom had been voted through to the final from one previous episode of the show - sing for the €25,000 prize in front of Samantha Mumba, Joey Fatone, Nadine Coyle, and the studio audience.

The three panelists all sang Patrick's praises. Nadine Cole said: "It's very obvious how talented you are. You are able to bring so much to it. You've really got it all."

Joey Fatone said: "It's one of those things...either you have it or you don't. You've got it. I got a little teary-eyed, not going to lie about it. Great job."

Samantha Mumba added: "I wasn't prepared for that, you are just so special, you have it in bucketloads and I'm just honoured to have been able to witness it."

Lance Bass is letting fans know he does take offense when he overhears someone saying the Backstreet Boys are superior to *NSYNC. His latest declaration has since reignited the great boyband debate that raged in the late nineties and early aughts - much to BSB singer AJ McLean's chagrin.

The 42-year-old singer shared a sarcastic TikTok video of him mouthing along to the now-viral Trisha Paytas clip where she says, "Huh? What? Oh... okay" and laughs in confusion. Lance's includes the caption "When people say BSB is better than *NSYNC" as he looks around and rolls his eyes.

Knowing full well that he was about to start some drama, Lance titled his video, "Am I starting another #boyband war? Debate in the comments."

As fans warred in the comment section, AJ decided to take a swipe at Lance by grumbling, "Dammit here we go again."

Lance happily shot back, "Tis the season!"

Another hilarious exchange occurred after a fan shared, "My older sis was BSB and I was *NSYNC, it was an all out war in our home. My poor mom."

Lance retorted, "Prayers to your mom."

Disney has announced that the ABC Holiday special "A Very Boy Band Holiday" is coming to Disney+ in the United States on Christmas Eve.

"A Very Boy Band Holiday" brings together an all-star cast featuring members from your favorite boy bands to sing their holiday hits and celebrate the season. It's a festive night to reminisce, harmonize and celebrate the most wonderful time of the year together.

ABC's "A Very Boy Band Holiday" features appearances by some of the most beloved members of iconic boy bands, including Joey Fatone (*NSYNC), Chris Kirkpatrick (*NSYNC), Lance Bass (*NSYNC), Wanya Morris (Boyz II Men), Shawn Stockman (Boyz II Men), Bobby Brown (New Edition), Michael Bivins (New Edition), Joey McIntyre (NKOTB), Erik-Michael Estrada (O-Town), Nick Lachey (98 Degrees), Drew Lachey (98 Degrees), Jeff Timmons (98 Degrees) and Justin Jeffre (98 Degrees), who will rock the holidays with classic tunes and their groups' greatest holiday hits - and some special surprise guests to help celebrate the most wonderful time of the year.

The special debuts a new original song appropriately titled "A Very Boy Band Holiday" performed by *NSYNC's Joey Fatone and Boyz II Men's Wanya Morris, a special performance of "This One's For The Children" by Joey McIntyre and his son Griffin McIntyre, as well as some of the groups' hits and a mix of classic holiday favorites including "Let It Snow," "This Christmas," "Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays" and more. It's a festive night to reminisce, harmonize and invite families to curl up on the sofa together with a warm cup of cocoa, sharing a merry night full of falalalas.

David Chamberlin, Michael Antinoro, Joe Mulvihill and Chris Wagner serve as executive producers, and Helen Bromfield is co-executive producer. The special is produced by 45 Live.

Andrew Garfield said that he had to play it cool when he costarred in "The Social Network" with Justin Timberlake.

"I wished I could be Justin when I was a kid," Garfield said while participating in Wired's auto-complete interview video series. "I wanted to be able to dance and sing like him."

"And he brought sexy back. That is no mean feat for one person to do," the "Tick, Tick ... Boom!" star added, referring to Timberlake's 2006 hit song "SexyBack."

Garfield and Timberlake portrayed Facebook cofounder Eduardo Saverin and Napster cofounder Sean Parker, respectively, in David Fincher's 2010 film. The movie was adapted from Ben Mezrich's 2009 book "The Accidental Billionaires," about how Harvard undergrad Mark Zuckerberg created Facebook.

"I love Justin," Garfield said in his Wired interview. "I loved working with him in 'The Social Network.' I had to kind of keep my cool because I am such a fan. He was so supportive of me during all of that filming."

Do you absolutely live for holiday music and play it on a constant loop after Halloween? Or do you want to smash the speakers if you hear one jingle bell before December? Amid the yearly heated debate on how much is too much holiday music, Hotels.com created the ultimate challenge for extreme holiday music fans: the Hotels.com Not-So-Silent Night Challenge, a 24-hour overnight stay in a totally decked-to-the-halls holiday hotel suite where holiday songs will be playing. ALL. NIGHT. LONG.

Complete with a light-up dance floor, karaoke machine, Santa DJ, ornament disco ball and holiday lights galore, this hotel suite has everything you need to fully embrace the holiday spirit. Plus, you'll receive an exclusive wake-up call video from holiday music legend Lance Bass to gently rouse you from all that sleep you won't be getting, a $1,000 travel stipend, and a $500 room service credit so you can fuel up while you rock out.

"The Hotels.com Not-So-Silent Night Challenge takes the 'love it or leave it' conversation that surrounds holiday music every year to a new extreme," said Lance Bass. "I'm excited to send a wake-up call to the lucky guests, although they might be too busy jamming out to sleep much! Hotels.com has taken festive holiday stays to a new level and, as someone who lives for this season, I am here for it."

"A Very Boy Band Holiday," featuring members of *NSYNC, O-Town, New Kids on the Block, New Edition, Boyz II Men and 98 Degrees, premieres at 8 p.m. ET Monday on ABC.

But as you can imagine, it wasn't easy to wrangle all those guys into participating.

"There was a lot of favors. I ain't going to lie!" *NSYNC's Joey Fatone, who helped put the special together after O-Town's Erik Michael Estrada came up with the concept, told ABC Audio.

"There was a lot of, 'Hey man, would you like to do this?'" he said. "Some people, they were 100%. Some people took convincing -- but I'm sure ... when they see this -- and maybe hopefully do it next year again -- we'll have more people and do different combinations, which should be fun."

The "different combinations" are what the show's all about, as various group members come together to perform holiday classics and their own Christmas songs. For instance, Fatone, Estrada and 98 Degrees are teaming up to sing *NSYNC's "Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays."

During an appearance on "Good Morning America" on Monday, 98 Degrees' Drew Lachey spoke about why he believes so many fans are excited for the special.

ABC is heating things up with the sounds of the season courtesy of A Very Boy Band Holiday. The special sees members from *NSYNC, Boyz II Men, New Kids on the Block, 98 Degrees, New Edition, and O-Town assembling to bring their vocal stylings to recognizable tunes sure to make your spirits bright.

"We have done a few projects over the years with different members from different groups, but never at this level," says executive producer Joe Mulvihill. "To see them all have mutual respect for each other and really understand what each other has been through is a unique combo that is fun to see on camera "

Chris Kirkpatrick can attest to the fun factor. We caught up with the *NSYNC member as he previews this nostalgic and festive evening of song.

How were you approached about this special?

Chris Kirkpatrick: I know this was Erik-Michael Estrada from O-Town's idea. We have a lot of mutual friends in common, but it went through respective management.

It feels like a gathering of this boy band fraternity. Did it feel more like a family reunion on set?

I think, for the most part, it was a reunion. With the Boyz II Men guys, New Edition, and even the New Kids, these were these bands we never worked with that much. 98 Degrees, O-Town, all those bands we've done so much with that we've all become good friends over the years. I've also done a lot with Boyz II Men [more] in the past years than in previous ones.

How would describe the atmosphere?

It was so much fun. We were all in each other's trailers telling stories, talking about all the times our paths have crossed and what we've done. Having Boyz II Men, New Kids, and New Edition was cool to have there because we had the opportunity to say how they've influenced us with what we did. We talked about how when we started we used to [sing] a lot of their songs ... We could have gone on for hours. It was cool to hear everyone's perspective on the business.

Talk about nostalgia!

In PEOPLE's exclusive clip of ABC's A Very Boy Band Holiday special, *NSYNC's Joey Fatone and Boyz II Men's Wanya Morris kick off the show with a joyful performance of their new original holiday song - and the harmonizing is out of this world.

"It's always been so sweet to me to be in such a tight fraternity," Fatone, 44, says. "So tonight in front of this Christmas tree, it's boy band holiday."

The show, set to air Dec. 6, will see the likes of Morris, Fatone and *NSYNC's Lance Bass, NKOTB's Joey McIntyre and 98 Degrees' Drew and Nick Lachey as they all "gather for a nostalgic night of merry hits," according to a release from ABC.

Other boy band members slated to appear include *NSYNC's Chris Kirkpatrick, Boyz II Men's Shawn Stockman, New Edition's Michael Bivins, O-Town's Erik-Michael Estrada, and 98 Degrees' Jeff Timmons and Justin Jeffre.

Monday, Dec. 6- Actor Ralph Fiennes ("The King's Man"); singers Drew Lachey and Chris Kirkpatrick ("A Very Boy Band Holiday"); actors George Clooney, Ben Affleck, Tye Sheridan and more ("The Tender Bar"); authors Anne Helen Petersen and Charlie Warzel ("Out of Office")

Singer Lance Bass hasn't even been a dad for two months, but he's still going all in for Christmas this year. He loves the holidays perhaps more than most, telling SheKnows that each room in his family's home will feature trees and decorations with a different theme. "I'm definitely going to be that fun dad. I'm going to be that embarrassing, cheesy dad, too," he said. "We will do family costumes until they are at least 18 years old."

The *NSYNC star welcomed twins Violet Betty and Alexander James with husband Michael Turchin in October. "I'm excited to put my love for the holidays into these kids," said Bass, who partnered with Starbucks this year for a campaign called the Presence Exchange to promote the act of being present. As for his Starbucks order? "I like anything that tastes like Christmas."

"This is the time of year to give thanks for all the good that has come to you," he said, noting why he wanted to be part of the campaign with the coffee giant. And it's a good thing he's stocked up on lots of it, as it's crucial for new parents. "We'll be stuck at home a good bit this holiday season!"

Pensacon kicked off "25 Guests of Christmas" on Wednesday by announcing that actor Giancarlo Esposito will join its roster for the Feb. 18-20 fan convention in downtown Pensacola.

Esposito joins an already stellar guest list for Pensacon 2022 that includes "Star Trek" legend George Takei; "The Suicide Squad" cast members Michael Rooker, Sean Gunn and Steve Agee; 1980s movie icon Judge Reinhold ("Fast Ties at Ridgemont High," "Beverly Hills Cop," "The Santa Clause"); "Harry Potter," "Game of Thrones" and "Doctor Who" star David Bradley; Dylan McDermott, star of "American Horror Story," "The Practice" and "Law & Order: Organized Crime"; "Supernatural" stars Kim Rhodes, Samantha Smith and Briana Buckmaster; "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers" stars Amy Jo Johnson, Johnny Yong Bosch and David Yost; *NSYNC member and actor Joey Fatone; and "Sons of Anarchy" and "The Walking Dead" star Ryan Hurst, and many more.

During the "25 Days of Christmas" campaign, organizers remind fans that Pensacon passes make an ideal gift for the fan on your holiday shopping list. Three-day weekend passes for Pensacon are $75 through Dec. 31, after which the price will increase. A very limited number of VIP Experience passes - which include free parking while available, priority admission to all events and panels, front of line privileges and exclusive VIP merchandise - are available for $165. Single-day tickets will be made available beginning Jan. 1, 2022.

If you're like us, you've probably wondered what famous people add to their carts. Not the JAR brooch and Louis XV chair but the hair spray and the electric toothbrush. Former *NSYNC member Lance Bass recently partnered with Starbucks for the launch of its holiday coffee blend. Here, he chats with us about the hair product he has been using since he was 16, the "gooiest" pizza he gives as a gift, and the only training tool that has worked for his two (very naughty) dogs.

Lance Bass and Michael Turchin's newborn babies are ready for their close-up.

While lying in bed, 6-week-old twins Violet Betty and Alexander James and their dads posed for an adorable family selfie posted to Instagram on Monday.

"Violet Betty giving the judging looks and Alexander James just trying to get it all in focus. #GayDads," the former *NSYNC member, 42, captioned a pair of pictures.

In the first shot, little Violet donned a blue and pink floral onesie, while brother Alexander sported a similar outfit that is covered in fire trucks.

A second photo showed Turchin, 34, playing with his twins, while Alexander reached his arm toward his father.

Hollywood stars, famous musicians and fashion executives were among those paying tribute to late Louis Vuitton artistic director Virgil Abloh, who died Sunday after a private battle with cancer. Abloh was 41.

A number of those who posted about Abloh's death highlighted his young age as they also paid tribute to his talent.

"What can you say when a force like Virgil Abloh is taken too soon? You gave the world so much, in so little time," Justin Timberlake wrote on Instagram. "And created with intensity... knowing better than the rest of us that life is short, but anything is possible. I'm honored to have known you. Thank you for sharing your gift with us."

ATCK is coming to the historic Bakersfield Fox Theater on December 10 and Studio 17 Live wants to send you!

Just follow @Studio17Live and host @IlyanaCapellan on Instagram, leave a comment, and then enter your information below!

ATCK is All The Cool Kids: A.J. Mclean (BSB), Jeff Timmons (98 degrees), Chris Kirkpatrick (*NSYNC), DJ LUX ( worked with U2 & Bruno Mars) & Chris Blue (Winner of Season 12 THE VOICE).

"Extra's" Rachel Lindsay spoke with *NSYNC's Joey Fatone and 98 Degrees' Drew Lachey at the 2021 American Music Awards, where they shared their thoughts on Britney Spears' conservatorship ending.

Fatone offered advice for Britney, saying, "Enjoy your life. Do what you can, and make sure you're all good and all your... i's, and t's are dotted and crossed. Anything I could say to make sure you're good."

Drew added, "Ultimately, we all want what is best for her. I think 13 years of what she's been going through has earned her a right to live on her own terms again... Hopefully she finds nothing but happiness."

Joey and Drew also showed their excitement for AMA performers like Jennifer Lopez, BTS, and more!

As for the possibility of 98 Degrees, *NSYNC and Backstreets Boys doing a tour together in the future, Joey quipped, "You never know - the sky is the limit!"

DreamWorks Animation's Trolls 3 is set for a Nov. 17, 2023 theatrical release.

Universal Pictures has chosen to premiere the animated event film at the multiplex after the second movie in the franchise, Trolls World Tour, broke the theatrical window for its release amid the novel coronavirus pandemic in 2020. The first sequel to the Trolls franchise - voice-starring Justin Timberlake and Anna Kendrick - earned over $100 million on streaming platforms in its first weeks of release on premium VOD (PVOD) as Universal chose not to wait for cinemas to reopen.

Theater owners criticized Universal for opting for a PVOD release for Trolls World Tour and urged that the decision be a one-off and not a new normal for Hollywood. Exhibitors argued a film's home entertainment potential was based on an initial run in theaters, a model that Universal appears to be returning to with Trolls 3, where home entertainment will not be a stand-in for an exclusive theatrical release.

The original movie in the Trolls franchise was released in 2016 and earned almost $350 million at the global box office.

Lance Bass' twins just met two of their dad's very famous friends. On Sunday, Bass shared a photo of his *NSYNC bandmates, Joey Fatone and Chris Kirkpatrick, meeting his newborn twins, Violet Betty and Alexander James, for the first time.

"Two of the best dads I know," Bass captioned the photo of the smiling pair, each cradling a little one.

Bass and his husband, Michael Turchin, welcomed the twins last month, via surrogate. Bass shared the exciting news on Instagram, declaring that "baby dragons," had officially arrived.

Joey Fatone and Drew Lachey are ready for an epic collab! The *NSYNC and 98 Degrees members tell Access Hollywood's Zuri Hall at the American Music Awards red carpet about their upcoming special "A Very Boy Band Holiday" which also welcomes NKOTB, New Edition and others. And, Joey sends his congrats to Britney Spears on the end of her conservatorship and he and Drew reveal their go-to Britney karaoke songs.

Not-so-tiny tots with their eyes all aglow will likely be tuning in to ABC's "A Very Boy Band Holiday" special, coming soon to the network.

The show will feature appearances by some of the most beloved members of iconic boy bands, including Joey Fatone (*NSYNC), Chris Kirkpatrick (*NSYNC), Lance Bass (*NSYNC), Wanya Morris (Boyz II Men), Shawn Stockman (Boyz II Men), Bobby Brown (New Edition), Michael Bivins (New Edition), Joey McIntyre (NKOTB), Erik-Michael Estrada (O-Town), Nick Lachey (98 Degrees), Drew Lachey (98 Degrees), Jeff Timmons (98 Degrees) and Justin Jeffre (98 Degrees).

On tap: classic tunes and their groups' greatest holiday hits, along with some unnamed, but "special" surprise guests. The show airs Monday, Dec. 6 at 8 ET/PT on ABC. The special can also be viewed the next day on demand and on Hulu.

The special will also debut a new song titled "A Very Boy Band Holiday," performed by *NSYNC's Joey Fatone and Boyz II Men's Wanya Morris, a special performance of "This One's For The Children" by Joey McIntyre and his son Griffin McIntyre, as well as some of the groups' hits and a mix of classic holiday favorites including "Let It Snow," "This Christmas," "Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays" and more.

One lovely perk about being a new parent is gaining a whole new group of friends. Or, even better, connecting with your current besties on a whole new level. It's something Lance Bass and husband Michael Turchin have been looking forward to since becoming dads to twins, Alexander James and Violet Betty.

"Everyone's having so much fun with their kids," Bass tells Romper during a recent phone interview, "and we never got to go on family vacations with everyone. But now we're invited."

Now that the new dads are part of the club, Bass and Turchin may soon be managing a pretty busy social calendar. "We now know over 30 people that have had their baby this year or are pregnant right now," Bass says.

Bass is also looking forward to all the future friends Alexander and Violet, who were born via surrogate in October, will have. "We are going to have a ton of friends that our kids are growing up with, which really excites me," the former *NSYNC member says. "There's just so many of them."

But what's life like at home nowadays? According to Turchin, who is also an actor and visual artist, life with newborn twins is a little messy. Specifically, the 34-year-old Alien Abduction actor tells Romper their routine at home is a "chaotic, fun mess."

Students at Stax Music Academy are seeing the fruits of their labor after working with Grammy-award winning artist and midsouth native, Justin Timberlake.

Last night, they showcased new original music that they produced as a result of a special workshop with JT, at a show at Crosstown.

We were live with one of those student artists, Kierstyn Alysse and Stax Music Academy executive director, Pat Mitchell Worley.

Maxim, in partnership with VIP Nightlife and Capture Studios hosted an epic Halloween Party in Miami, featuring rap superstar Future live in concert.

More than 2,500 attendees comprised of models, musicians, athletes, and celebrities including Flo Rida, Joey Fatone, and the Nelk Boys took over the poolscape at the Fontainebleau hotel for the unforgettable event.

The party featured headliner DJs, surprise musical acts, Cirque performances, go-go dancers, mermaids and an exclusive Maxim Model Lounge packed with world's hottest cover models.

Being a 13 year-old girl is hard enough without worrying about transforming into a giant red panda.

Unfortunately for Mei (voiced by Rosalie Chiang), her ancestors' mystical connection to red pandas means that she turns into one whenever her emotions get too strong. In Pixar's upcoming film Turning Red, she'll have to navigate the ups and downs of adolescence while keeping her big furry secret under control. Luckily, she's got her family and friends to help her through it.

While Mei's panda form is one of the cutest things Pixar has ever created, the real star of this trailer is Mei and her friends' obsession with Pixar's first ever boy band, 4*Town. Mei's squad geeks out in a way that is all too relatable: singing, dancing, and fangirling all over the place. When the trailer breaks out *NSYNC's "It's Gonna Be Me," you know you're in for that sweet, sweet early 2000s nostalgia.

Seminole Hard Rock Winterfest® Boat Parade revealed two-time Emmy-winning television host, nationwide iHeartMedia radio host, author, and YouTube superstar, Mario Lopez, as the Grand Marshal of the 50th annual Parade taking place Saturday, Dec. 11, 2021. Lopez is one of the most iconic faces of television and best known from his early days on "Saved by the Bell" and dancing on the hit show, "Dancing with the Stars."

Mario Lopez will also appear at the private Winterfest Grand Marshal Reception presented by University of Miami Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center on Friday, Dec. 10. The reception will honor Lopez, the Winterfest Foundation's Jr. Captain Violet Martin from the Florida Youth Orchestra, the University of Miami Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center Child Ambassador Jordan Levy, and celebrity guests. The evening will include a special performance by violinist Steve Avi, celebrity appearances by founding member of *NSYNC Joey Fatone and Bravo's Below Deck Captain Lee.

For more information on the Seminole Hard Rock Winterfest Boat Parade, how to win tickets to the exclusive Winterfest Grand Marshal Reception or purchase tickets to watch the parade, visit WinterfestParade.com or call 954-767-0686.

The holiday season is around the corner and the Disney Parks are already celebrating the festivities. Overnight on November 1, Walt Disney World and Disneyland took down the Halloween decor and put up the iconic Christmas trees, wreaths, and lights around the Parks.

Now, as we inch closer to December, the Disney Parks are continuing to bring in the festivities as they begin filming for the annual Disney Parks Magical Christmas Day Celebration.

Over in EPCOT, Disney fans spotted other celebrities as they filmed bits and pieces of the upcoming ABC Christmas Special. Montria Anderson took to Twitter to share a video of some of the artists behind-the-scenes, including Joey Fatone:

At this time, Disney has not yet updated the Disney Parks Magical Christmas Day Celebration website, but as in yearÃÆ'¢â‚¬â„¢s past, we expect the special to air on ABC on Christmas Day, December 25.

An indie drama about a washed-up porn star isn't necessarily the place where you'd expect to hear a classic boy-band single, and yet, somehow *NSYNC's "Bye Bye Bye" is a crucial piece of Simon Baker's film Red Rocket. As the director explained at a panel with Vulture's Alison Willmore and Red Rocket star Simon Rex, a significant investment for the micro-budget indie went into securing the song, which became "an anthem for the film" - it even underscores the movie's trailer. "The price on that track wasn't part of our initial budget," Baker said, but they decided to incorporate the song thanks to the musical talents of Suzanna Son, who plays Strawberry, a young woman with whom Rex's character gets involved. "We thought, let's display her talent in the movie, and wrote a scene where she plays 'Bye Bye Bye' on the keyboard, and she does an incredible job at it."

While filming the movie, unsure if they could get "Bye Bye Bye" approved, Baker also taped a version of the scene where Son played one of her own songs on the piano. In order to clear the song, they had to go out to *NSYNC to have them sign off on the script and how the song is used in the film. "All members had to sign off on it," Baker said. "So Justin has seen part of this movie."

Paris Hilton and Carter Reum are keeping the wedding train chuggin' along ... they had an encore presentation of their wedding reception, this time at the famed Santa Monica Pier.

Paris and several hundred guests packed the Pier Friday night. The festivities fired up at around 8 PM, and lots of famous friends were on hand, including Demi Lovato, Lele Pons, Lance Bass and Diplo handled the DJing. Of course, her fam was front and center -- Kathy and Nicky especially made the rounds.

This party was strictly fun ... with a roller coaster, a ferris wheel and bumper cars at the ready, and everyone took advantage.

There were also the standard Santa Monica Pier games, including Wack-o-mole, balloon popping, a mini basketball game, ring tosses, and on and on. Partygoers who were good enough won stuffed animals.

Dealing with his sexuality was difficult for Lance Bass while he was in a boy band.

In a new interview with Yahoo! Entertainment, the former *NSYNC singer opens up about what it was like being gay and in the closet early in his career.

"Being in the entertainment industry, you get told certain things and they allude to certain things. No one ever flat-out said, 'Listen, if you're gay, you can't do this," he says. "But they would [say] things like, 'You know, if you have a girlfriend, you can't really talk about them' and 'Remember your audience, your fans out there. They don't want to really know about your personal life.' So that always to me was kind of a backhanded, like, 'Look, we know you're gay, keep it a secret, kid.'"

Bass continues, "Being in a boy band, I got called gay every single day that I was in the band. And it wasn't because they actually thought I was gay. It's just because I was in a boy band. All of us got that. I definitely wasn't singled out. I think all of us got it equally."

The singer also reflects on his 2006 People magazine cover story in which he publicly came out, explaining why he doesn't think that would happen today.

"No one cares, you know? Everyone's just like, OK, that's just normal," Bass says. "My niece and nephews, they were really little when I came out. I remember the first thing that they said ÃÆ'¢â‚¬Â¦ they didn't understand it, they were like, 'Why is this a big deal?' [They] could not comprehend why people cared about us being gay and why it would be so big you put you on the cover of People. It really encouraged me to know that this younger generation is so accepting and they just, they look at it as kids. They don't know it [as] any different. It's just the reality of life for them."

As if the upcoming holiday season isn't hectic enough, former *NSYNC member Lance Bass has added parenting to his fall/winter (and life!) duties. Last month he and husband Michael Turchin welcomed twins Violet Betty and Alexander James via surrogate.

In addition to (quickly) learning how to change diapers, Bass is working in partnership with Starbucks, sharing his advice for making holiday reconnections more meaningful in a campaign called Starbucks Holiday Presence Exchange. The Mississippi native who, like many, was grounded during the pandemic, is looking forward to the upcoming season - not just as a new parent eager to create memories, but simply as a person relieved to finally reconnect with friends and family.

Yahoo Life caught up with the actor/singer/dancer/host from his home (complete with crying babies and barking dogs in the background) and talked about missing the ease of the '90s, keeping his mental and physical health in check and squeezing in time for himself as a new dad of twins.

What's your approach to mental health?

My approach has changed over the years. I've learned that to take care of myself is to take little breaks. Before the pandemic, I didn't realize that I was working too much, flying too much and really doing things I could have easily said no to. There's a lot of power in saying no, which I finally realized in the last couple of years. That helps me relax more. I'm a people pleaser - I was always saying yes to everything! - and I've learned that no really helps me.

Less than a month after welcoming twins, Lance Bass is already dropping the dad jokes!

On Monday, the Bachelor in Paradise guest host and former *NSYNC member, 42, shared a precious snap on Instagram of his twins Violet Betty and Alexander James repping the beloved boy band.

In the photo, the infants sported matching onesies that boasted, "We're *NSYNC."

The new dad, who shares Violet and Alexander with husband Michael Turchin, captioned the photo with a nod to one of *NSYNC's most iconic '90s hits: "They're tearin' up my heart."

Former *NSYNC star Joey Fatone got himself into a muddle on Sunday night's Celebrity Wheel of Fortune, but was Pat Sajak to blame for the singer's blunder?

Fatone joined Boyz II Men members Shawn Stockman and Wanya Morris on the most recent celebrity edition of the long-running ABC game show. And while Stockman and Morris gave a good account of themselves, Fatone struggled to find his groove, particularly in the Before and After round.

In a puzzle that was supposed to be "Stretch Mark Wahlberg," Fatone instead answered, "Stretch Mark Mark Wahlberg." Sajak denied that as an answer, but some viewers at home believed the long-serving host messed Fatone up by prompting him to say Mark twice.

While explaining the rules of the Before and After category, Sajak told the contestants, "That's one of those where you mash two things together, like we would say, 'It'd be Wanya Morris and Morris the Cat.' Then we'd put them together. Just an example."

"Pat said Morris twice as an example and Joey followed Pat's example. So, wheel of fortune should add more to Joey's charity - Barnstable Brown Diabetes Center at UK," tweeted one fan.

Turns out Lance Bass and Britney Spears don't just share a musical connection - they are also related.

Bass appeared in a recent episode of "2 Lies & A Leaf" with Ancestry along with his husband, Michael Turchin. At the end of the episode, the two were asked to answer "Which unexpected distant relative is a part of Lance's musical family tree?"

Between Faith Hill, Spears, and Elvis Presley, Bass guessed the rock 'n' roll icon.

"I really hope it's Britney, but there's no way," Bass said as Turchin chose Spears.

When it was announced that Bass is actually a relative of the "Oops!... I Did It Again" songstress, he gasped, "Are you kidding me?"

"I don't care about losing because this is amazing!" he told his husband.

Ancestry confirmed that Bass and Spears are sixth cousins, once removed. "I wanted to find out I was related to the Queen, turns out I'm related to the Queen of Pop - and that's even better," Bass said, shocked.

*NSYNC's Joey Fatone is spinning his luck for UK HealthCare's Barnstable Brown Diabetes Center during an episode of "Celebrity Wheel of Fortune" airing Sunday, Nov. 7 at 8:00 p.m. on ABC. Fatone has been a faithful attendee through the years of the star-studded Barnstable Brown Derby Eve Gala.

Hosted by pop-culture legends Pat Sajak and Vanna White, "Celebrity Wheel of Fortune" welcomes celebrity contestants to spin the world's most famous wheel and solve puzzles for a chance to win $1 million. All the money won by the celebrity contestants goes to a charity of their choice. Fatone chose to play for UK HealthCare's Barnstable Brown Diabetes Center and has said he loves the family bond within the Barnstable Brown charities to help others.

"I am so truly honored that Joey chose the Barnstable Brown Diabetes Center," said Patricia Barnstable Brown. "For over 20 years, Joey has been a loyal supporter of our fight against diabetes."

Joining Fatone on the upcoming episode are members of Boyz II Men, Wanya Morris, who is playing for Boys & Girls Clubs of America, and Shawn Stockman, who is playing for Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.

Tune in to "Celebrity Wheel of Fortune" this Sunday, Nov. 7 (8:00-9:00 pm ET) on ABC to watch Fatone play for a chance to win one million dollars for Barnstable Brown Diabetes Center.

Lance Bass wants to see more of Britney Spears enjoying her life out in the public ... something he hopes will happen when, and if, her conservatorship is dissolved.

We got Lance and his husband, Michael Turchin, Thursday afternoon at Wally's in Bev Hills ... and asked about Britney venturing back into Hollywood for the Immersive Van Gogh Los Angeles exhibit. She went with her sons Wednesday night, and Lance is thinking it's a sign of things to come.

The *NSYNC singer says he misses seeing Britney going out to do fun things ... and he wants to see more of her in public. Of course, she has a huge court hearing next week, when the judge could rule on whether to end the conservatorship.

Perhaps in anticipation of that, Lance reveals that he's already reached out to Brit.

As you know, Lance and Britney go way back to the late '90s when their careers were launching, and they were labelmates at Jive Records.

Remember, sources close to Britney have told us she might never hit the stage again and performing is one of the last things on her mind ... but Lance says he's not giving up hope.

As a new dad, Lance Bass fully understands the importance of starting the day with a pot of delicious coffee.

This season, the artist is teaming up with Starbucks to spread the holiday spirit one intention-filled cup of coffee at a time while helping fans reconnect with their loved ones through meaningful conversations.

"After the past year and a half, every moment with our loved ones this holiday will be even more important, especially since my husband Michael and I are going to be busy new parents of twins," Lance revealed. "My favorite part of the holidays is to connect with family and friends is over a cup of coffee, which is why I'm partnering with Starbucks on the Holiday Presence Exchange challenge and sharing some of my favorite activities and tips that are easy to do at home - in person or virtually - to encourage more meaningful connections with your loved ones."

In addition to brewing a cup of Starbucks' Holiday Blend, the former boy band member has some pretty great gift ideas. From a Breville Nespresso maker and stylish apparel to commemorative gifts for new parents, the only thing better than his gift suggestions is his gift-giving advice.

"The best advice I can give for gift-giving this holiday season is that it's not about how much a gift is, but the thought behind it," the actor explained. "It always is so much better when I've put a lot of thought behind a gift and really pay attention to what that person needs/wants. It could be something so simple, but it goes a long way."

This weekend's Rhode Island Comic Con has something for almost everybody.

C. Thomas Howell (star of "Red Dawn" and "The Outsiders"), Joey Fatone of *NSYNC, David Koechner (star of "Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy" and "The Office"), Taryn Manning ("Orange Is the New Black"), Tara Reid ("American Pie" and "Josie and the Pussycats") and Tom Arnold ("Roseanne" and "True Lies") will also be there.

In Case You Go

Rhode Island Comic Con is from 3 to 9 p.m. Nov. 5, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Nov. 6, and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Nov. 7 at the Dunkin Donuts Center and the Rhode Island Convention Center in Providence, Rhode Island.

All patrons, regardless of vaccination status, are required to wear masks at all times, unless eating or drinking at a set location. At this time, organizers are not requiring fans to be vaccinated or show negative test results.

For information on tickets, panels, guests, and directions, check https://www.ricomiccon.com/.

Jessica Biel and Justin Timberlake made sure their kids had a magical Halloween!

On Sunday, the couple and their two sons, Phineas, 15 months, and Silas, 6½, dressed up as various characters from Harry Potter to go trick-or-treating as a family.

Biel, 39, shared a series of photos from the holiday to Instagram, featuring the actress dressed as Professor McGonagall, Timberlake, 40, as Dumbledore, Silas as Harry Potter and baby Phineas as Hedwig, Harry Potter's pet owl.

*NSYNC star Joey Fatone doesn't want the fame of his boyband days again as he can pick and choose what work he wants to do - including a new Irish show.

The Bye Bye Bye singer was one-fifth of the US group alongside Lance Bass, JC Chasez, Chris Kirkpatrick and Justin Timberlake.

At the height of their fame, they were on every magazine cover, every radio station and touring around the world.

But Joey said he wouldn't want that level of fame again.

He admitted: "I don't know if I really want to. To be honest with you, it's a lot and as you get older you see what's important and what's not.

"Touring was a lot of fun, I enjoy all that stuff but the way I am now, in the sense of my life, where it's not too crazy, I pick and choose what I want to do, how I want to do it, sometimes when I want to do it."

And he said that's why he said yes to coming to Ireland to work on new show Last Singer Standing.

The 44-year-old said: "It's one of those things where you start to learn what do I want and what do I not want out of these things and out of these shows.

Lance Bass's home gym has "changed [his] life".

The *NSYNC star has been making an attempt to get fitter and admitted it wouldn't have been possible without the Tonal's Home Gym equipment that he's had installed.

He said: "I just started getting back into fitness lately and this has changed my life."

The 42-year-old star and his husband, Michael Turchin, welcomed twins Violet and Alexander into the world earlier this month and Lance has been doing a lot of reading to be prepared for the latest stage in his life.

Discussing how he is currently reading Harvey Karp's 'The Happiest Baby on the Block', he told Life & Style magazine: "I'm reading a lot of baby books right now."

At the time of their birth, Lance took to Instagram to share his delight, posting a photo of each birth certificate.

The post read: "The baby dragons have arrived!! I can not express how much love I feel right now. Thank you for all the kind wishes. It meant a lot. Now, how do you change a diaper??! Ahhhhhhhh!"

The certificates showed that Alexander was born one minute earlier than Violet, and that the boy was slightly bigger, weighing in at 4lbs 14oz compared to his sister's 4lbs 11oz weight.

*NSYNC star Joey Fatone has said it's "great" that Britney Spears is finally able to "speak her own voice".

The former boyband star knew the singer during the 90s when his bandmate Justin Timberlake and Britney were dating.

And he said while he doesn't know exactly the truth behind all that is happening with her life, he is happy to see her gain some independence.

He told Today FM: "We don't really know specifically in detail 100 per cent what's going on in that whole camp and that whole story, you know, but I'm just glad that she's getting for her a few things - the right direction, hopefully the right treatment if things are a little bit off.

"But also it seems like she's getting her head more on her shoulders and is able to speak her own voice. And I think that's great.

"It's sad where certain people try to manipulate other people, regardless if they are related or not.

"And it's just a tough business. You know, you got to really be headstrong or really kind of focused on what's going on and really try to figure out what is right and what is wrong.

"It's just nice that she is finally opening up and finally able to get over the conservatorship and do all the kinds of things that she wants to do now.

"Bye Bye Bye" singer Lance Bass recently said "hi, hi, hi," as he welcomed his two newborn twins via surrogate earlier this month with husband Michael Turchin.

In an Instagram post, Bass wrote, "The baby dragons have arrived!! I can not express how much love I feel right now. Thank you for all the kind wishes. It meant a lot. Now, how do you change a diaper??! Ahhhhhhhh!," accompanied by two photos of the infants' birth certificates.

However, despite his warm welcome into fatherhood, Bass was already a parent to his pair of dogs, Chip and Dale.

"We weren't really in the market for another dog. We already had one, you know, at the house and we were fostering others," Bass told TODAY.

But there was something special about these two, Bass seemed to think.

Walking into Vanderpump Dogs, Bass and his husband noticed that all dogs were "adopted immediately except (for) Chip and Dale."

Though after seeing them, it was like love at first sight. "I just fell in love with them, like, OK, we'll take them home," Bass said.

The couple, who did not initially intend on keeping the pups, has officially fallen in love.

ON THE CONCERT SCENE

In Oshkosh, Oshkosh Arena will host "POP 2000 hosted by Chris Kirkpatrick of *NSYNC" at 6 p.m. Oct. 29. Info: oshkosharena.com.

*NSYNC's Lance Bass loves the holidays, but now that he's a father, he's really going all-in, starting with Halloween.

Lance and his husband Michael Turchin recently welcomed twins Violet and Alexander, and he tells ABC Audio, "We're excited to dress up the kiddos, I mean, they're little blobs, so we're going to try to put them in Halloween costumes if they can fit."

"A friend of ours gave us these crocheted Star Wars outfits, one of Princess Leia, one of Han Solo. And I'm hoping that they fit into these costumes," he adds. "So many people sent us [costumes]...we have Halloween costumes for the next three years!"

Looking ahead to Christmas, Lance has partnered with Starbucks for the coffee chain's Holiday "Presence" Exchange, which is celebrating reconnecting with the family this year after missing out last year due to COVID-19. Lance explains, "This year, when you're around the family, you want to make it count. And so we're giving some really great tips on how you can...be really present for the holidays."

You can find those suggestions at Starbucks' Holiday Presence Exchange Website, but Lance says they include joining the fam in reminiscing about memorable holidays past, playing games, journaling, putting away your cell phones and putting on some holiday music.

And then heading into 2022, Lance says we'll see more of the cross-pollination between Backstreet Boys and *NSYNC that took place this year.

Listen up, folks: Lance Bass is sharing rare details about his newborn twins, his favorite holiday traditions and his dedication to the boy band movement.

The 42 year-old singer recently sat down for an exclusive interview with PureWow, where he discussed his personal and professional life. Bass began by addressing the elephant in the room, since he and his husband, Michael Turchin, recently welcomed twins Alexander and Violet via surrogate.

He admitted that their holiday plans include staying home and soaking up baby cuddles. "With the arrival of our twins, Michael and I will mostly be spending quality time at home with our parents," Bass told PureWow.

When asked about his transition to parenthood, the proud dad revealed that he has a fantastic support system. "We've actually been prepping for years to become parents, but more recently, I've been reading a lot of parenting books and trying to talk to as many parents as I can for their advice," Bass said. "My husband is actually a twin himself, so talking to his mother and getting her advice has been really helpful."

Lance Bass first burst onto the scene as part of the über-popular boy band *NSYNC, which conquered the world with two Diamond-certified albums, six Top 10 hits (including a No. 1 megahit with "It's Gonna Be Me"), and eight Grammy Award nominations.

Since then, his star has far from faded. He released an autobiography, Out of Sync, in 2007; appeared in numerous television shows and films including his Top 3 finish on Dancing with the Stars; and produced films and documentaries including most recently The Boy Band Con: The Lou Pearlman Story on Youtube Premium.

Lately, Bass has been busy on the home front. He and his husband, actor and artist Michael Turchin, recently welcomed twins Violet and Alexander!

Bass chatted with Yahoo Life about the items he depends on to get through these long days. And yes, strong coffee is in the mix.

As the members of *NSYNC once sang, "It's that time of year / Christmas time is here."

The holiday season is a time for people to get together with their loved ones, watch Christmas movies, and warm up from the cold by drinking a hot cup of festively flavored coffee.

For Lance Bass, who was part of the aforementioned boy band, the upcoming holiday season will be the first he's celebrating since he became a dad. Lance and his husband of nearly seven years, Michael Turchin, welcomed twins Violet Betty and Alexander James, via a surrogate on Oct. 13.

Now that Lance and Michael are the parents of newborn twins, coffee has become more important to them than ever before. Thankfully, the Mississippi native partnered with Starbucks for their Holiday Presence Exchange, and spoke with Distractify about the significance of reconnecting this year, and how he's planning on celebrating his favorite season with his kids.

The Bachelor in Paradise Season 7 guest host has been candid about his "crazy long journey" with Michael to become dads through IVF and surrogacy.

"We did learn that it happens when it's supposed to happen," Lance shared with Distractify. "It took us five years to get here and this is exactly what is supposed to happen."

In addition to "reading a lot of books" and preparing himself to be an expert swaddler for the practical side of fatherhood, Lance has thought about some of the fun matters as well - like how he wants to ring in the holidays in the future with his son and daughter.

Lance noted that one of his favorite traditions is to pick out a tree and decorate it with ornaments he and Michael have collected during their travels.

The pandemic may have kept Joey Fatone, a former member of *NSYNC, from attending the legendary Barnstable Brown Derby Eve Gala in 2020 and 2021, but he most definitely hasn't forgotten the charity that benefits from the annual star-studded party.

On Nov. 7, Fatone will compete on "Celebrity Wheel of Fortune" and he's chosen to donate his winnings to the Barnstable Brown Diabetes Center at the University of Kentucky.

"For over 20 years I have been a supporter of the Barnstable Brown charities," said Fatone. "I love what they do, how they do it and the family bond they have to help others. And now with the beautiful center at the University of Kentucky, I will always be a supporter."

In the past 12 years, the Barnstable Brown Derby Eve Gala has raised and donated approximately $16.7 million to the Barnstable Brown Diabetes Center at the University of Kentucky to help combat diabetes, a disease that disproportionally affects Kentuckians.

"We are so honored that Joey Fatone chose the Barnstable Brown Diabetes Center as his charity," Patrica Barnstable Brown told The Courier Journal. "The national attention and hopefully winning a lot of money is going to be super exciting."

Trolls alums Anna Kendrick, Justin Timberlake, Kenan Thompson and Rachel Bloom are among the A-list voice cast who will reunite for Trolls Holiday In Harmony, a new half-hour animated musical special from the DreamWorks Animation franchise set on NBC. Fellow Trolls alums Ron Funches, Kunal Nayyar, Anderson .Paak, Anthony Ramos, Ester Dean, Walt Dohrn, Da'Vine Joy Randolph and Karan Soni also are set for the special that will air Friday, November 26 at 9 pm on NBC.

In the special, as the holidays near, Queen Poppy (Kendrick) plans the first annual Trolls Kingdom Secret Holiday Gift Swap. Things take an unexpected turn, however, when she and Branch (Timberlake) draw each other's name. Meanwhile, Tiny Diamond (Thompson) comes down with a bad case of writers' block trying to think of a special holiday rap for his dad.

The special, which includes four original songs, is written and directed by Sean Charmatz and Tim Heitz with Gina Shay and Walt Dohrn serving as the executive producers.

The Trolls DreamWorks Animation franchise includes the 2016 film Trolls and 2020's Trolls World Tour starring Kendrick, Timberlake, among others, as well as two original TV series, digital content, videos games and more.

Boy band supergroup ATCK is coming to the Bakersfield Fox Theater on Dec. 10th.

ATCK, aka All The Cool Kids, includes members of some of the biggest boy bands from the 1990s. The band includes A.J. McLean, Backstreet Boys; Jeff Timmons, 98 degrees; and Chris Kirkpatrick, *NSYNC, as well as DJ Lux who worked with U2 and Bruno Mars and "The Voice" Season 12 winner Chris Blue.

Lance Bass is now a dad to twins.

The *NSYNC alum and husband Michael Turchin welcomed home Violet Betty and Alexander James, Bass announced on Instagram Thursday.

The babies were carried via surrogate, the singer said.

Alexander, born one minute before his sister on Wednesday, weighed 4 lbs., 14 oz. Violet weighed 4 lbs., 11 oz., the new dad shared.

"The baby dragons have arrived!!" Bass wrote. "I can not express how much love I feel right now. Thank you for all the kind wishes. It meant a lot. Now, how do you change a diaper??! Ahhhhhhhh!"

Turchin also announced the news on social media.

"Introducing the newest members of the Turchin-Bass household: Violet Betty and Alexander James!!!!" he wrote. "They're pure perfection and yes that includes the dozens of poops we've already dealt with. Our hearts our full!!! Thank you everyone for the well wishes."

VIRAL VIDEO OF THE WEEK (CELEBRITY DIVISION)

Justin Timberlake put on such a show at Topgolf that he had top golfers like Jordan Spieth and Rickie Fowler giving him props in the comments section:

It's just not fair to be that good at so many things.

SiriusXM Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: SIRI), the leading audio entertainment company in North America, announced today that its subsidiary, Sirius XM Radio Inc., has entered into a new creative programming and strategic agreement with Audio Up, an innovative podcast and audio entertainment production studio.

A variety of original podcasts from Audio Up's back catalog will also be re-presented across the SXM App, Pandora, and Stitcher, including:

Bedtime Stories of the Ingleside Inn: A scripted audio docu-drama starring Lance Bass (who also produces, alongside Oscar-winner Michael Sugar), and Jason Alexander as Mel Haber, the legendary 70s-era Palm Springs hotelier who brought glitz and glamour to the desert, attracting a slew of iconic regular guests including Frank Sinatra, Liz Taylor, and Howard Hughes.

RTÉ's new game show Last Singer Standing will kick-off later this month with host Nicky Byrne and Nadine Coyle, former *NSYNC member Joey Fatone, and Samantha Mumba as Pop Panellists

Contestants will require tactics as well as singing talent as they battle it out against one another in a bid to make it to the grand final and win €25,000

The new show will start on Saturday, October 23 on RTÉ One and run for eight weeks, reaching a finale in December with prize money of €25,000 for the winner.

Former Girls Aloud star Coyle, Fatone, and Mumba will offer their guidance and industry experience to the contestants from around Ireland as they take to the stage to perform.

Joey Fatone said: "Last Singer Standing is a fun singing competition with a game show element to it and requires clever use of strategy from the contestants.

"Contestants have to pick from categories, and that narrows things down and gives singers fewer songs to choose from... it's going to be really exciting for people at home to watch"

Last Singer Standing starts on RTÉ One on Saturday, October 23.

In this new episode of the Under the Strap podcast, John Rathouz welcomes Drew Steckel, a PGA Tour swing coach whose clients include Tour winners Kevin Na, Jason Kokrak and Danny Lee. Steckel is also the swing guru of superstar celebrity Justin Timberlake.

Steckel shares stories about his philosophy on teaching pros vs. amateurs, and the dedication Timberlake puts into his own game while also helping to grow it.

Jason Sudeikis' Ted Lasso character was instrumental in teaching the AFC Richmond team the moves to *NSYNC's "Bye Bye Bye," on the hit Apple TV+ show, but it seems Sudeikis needed no schooling on the choreography. The actor shed a little light on why he already had the famous boy band moves down pat.

Coach Lasso, Coach Beard, and assistant coaches Nate and Roy initially appear to be leading the team in a drill during Ted Lasso Season 2 Episode 11 "Midnight Train to Royston" but it's revealed they are rehearsing a goodbye surprise for psychologist Dr. Sharon Fieldstone. The team is struggling to learn the choreography to *NSYNC's "Bye Bye Bye" but Ted steps up to coach them in the dance moves.

"No, no, no, guys c'mon - that ain't gonna cut it," he tells them. "Y'all gotta be together on this." Then he shows them the choreography, jumping and turning his body as he pumps his fist, before motioning "bye bye bye."

Ted points out he's "jumping, like I'm a marionette," adding, "That's why this song is on the album No Strings Attached." He adds that performing the choreography will mean more at Dr. Sharon's going away party if everyone "can tell how hard we worked on it... it ain't the execution, that ain't the gift. It's the effort," he tells the team.

During an Oct. 7 appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, the host asked about the "Bye Bye Bye" dance moment and Sudeikis admitted that it was easy for him because he could draw on his personal experience. "Is that something you had to learn?" DeGeneres wondered. "Is that something that was already memorized?"

The actor said he had no challenges with the choreography since he knew it so well. "What better way to say goodbye than to do choreography? ... I knew the dance mostly from my time living in Amsterdam," Sudeikis explained. "I worked at a sketch and improv theater there along with the two fellows that I created the show with, Brendan and Joe. And the only thing on Dutch television in English were music videos and The Nanny with Fran Drescher."

When Sudeikis needed a break from watching The Nanny, he turned to music videos. He added, "And so yeah, that was right when *NSYNC was running the world and so I watched that video a lot... I knew the dance, yeah."

Florida Power & Light Company (FPL) wants customers to learn how to save money with the new all-in-one energy-savings online tool - the FPL Energy Manager, and sing a happy tune with Savings to Sing About, a new music-themed energy-savings trivia game. FPL partnered with Cameo to embed surprise video messages from well-known musicians - such as Chaka Khan, Mya, Kenny G, Sir Mix-a-Lot, Richard Marx, Melissa Etheridge, Katharine McPhee and Chris Kirkpatrick - offering energy-savings trivia and helping spread the word about FPL's free Energy Manager.

Now through Nov. 2, customers can play and watch Cameos from well-known artists while testing their energy savings IQ. Customers will race against the clock to answer multiple choice questions using the game's interactive platform. Every two weeks, up to 100 top players will win a smart thermostat for their home or a 3-month subscription to a music streaming service. FPL customers who are up for the challenge and want a chance to score a prize can visit FPLSingYourSavings.com now through Nov. 2 to start finding savings they can sing about.

The Shreveport Mudbugs are jumping right into the deep end this hockey season.

For their second homestand of the North American Hockey League regular season, the Mudbugs will be hosting a Geek'end Weekend with Shreveport's comic con, Geek'd Con.

Not only will the Hirsch be full of hockey on Friday and Saturday night, but there will be a ton of geeky happenings as well. Including cosplay contests with prizes, autographed Mystery pucks, a massive autographed Geek'd Con jersey raffle, and more.

Check out this Geek'd Con Shreveport Mudbugs jersey that will be available this weekend, and all of the autographs on it:

The jersey is an official Shreveport Mudbugs sweater with a Spider-Man style design. It's signed on the back by a ton of Geek'd Con 2021 guests. Including Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Alice Cooper, Saturday Night Live legend Chris Kattan, Murr from Impractical Jokers, Joey Fatone from *NSYNC, Emily Swallow (The Armorer from Star Wars The Mandalorian), Peter Facinelli from the Twilight film series, and more.

Pop star Justin Timberlake and his wife, the actress Jessica Biel, are putting their expansive Los Angeles compound on the market for $35 million.

The gated estate sits on roughly 10 acres on a cul-de-sac in the Hollywood Hills, according to listing agent Justin Paul Huchel of Hilton & Hyland, who is marketing the property with colleague Drew Fenton.

Mr. Timberlake, a Grammy Award-winning singer and actor, paid $8.3 million for the property in 2002, before his marriage to Ms. Biel, records show. Built in 2000, the Spanish Villa-style main residence has approximately 13,000 square feet with seven bedrooms, a gym, a screening room and an outdoor entertaining space that wraps around the house. There is also a separate guesthouse, a tennis court, and an 85-foot zero-edge pool.

Mr. Timberlake, 40, and Ms. Biel, 39, who have two children together, renovated the house and added the swimming pool, according to Mr. Huchel.

Justin Timberlake and Benicio Del Toro are stepping out on the set of their new movie!

The pair were spotted shooting scenes for Reptile on Friday (October 1) in Atlanta, Ga.

The film will center on the brutal murder of a young real estate agent, and follow a hardened detective, played by Benicio, as he attempts to uncover the truth in a case where nothing is as it seems. In doing so, he finds himself dismantling the illusions in his own life.

Grant Singer, who's best known for his work on music videos for The Weeknd, Camila Cabello, Lorde and more, is set to direct the film.

A video of Justin "working" at Target recently went viral! Watch it here...

WHAT'S GOING ON? Here is a small sample of area happenings - some in-person, others online - you may want to check out in the coming days.

OCT. 2

Pop 2000 Tour, Lance Bass of *NSYNC, Mark McGrath, Ryan Cabrera, Otown and LFO, 8 p.m., Tropicana Casino and Resort, Showroom, Brighton Avenue and the Boardwalk. $40-$60. tropicana.net, 800-257-6227.

Justin Timberlake has joined his longtime collaborator Timbaland at Beatclub, an online global marketplace for music makers offering exclusive beats, loops and sounds. Beatclub, founded by Timbaland and his longtime manager and business partner Gary Marella, has already signed up such A-listers as J. Cole, Mike Will Made It, Mike Dean, Scott Storch, Larance Dopson, Tainy, Tommy Brown Boogz and Jozzy, among others. It's expected to launch later this year.

"Justin is without a doubt one of the most inspiring song writers and artists in the world," said Timbaland. "Having him join Beatclub is like welcoming an old friend home. I'm thrilled that music creators are going to have the ability to actually collaborate with Justin and me when we launch later this year."

Added Marella: "Beatclub is positioned to become the most creator-friendly music marketplace in the landscape. Unlike similar platforms, Beatclub allows creators to keep 100% of their master and publishing rights,100% of their revenue, and gives them the ability to customize licenses, allowing the creator to set their own terms and fees. This empowering, creator-centered model has attracted hundreds of elite producers, song writers and artists who have been invited to join the platform. When Beatclub launches later this year, creators globally will be selling beats, loops, sounds, acapellas and demos on the platform.

Timberlake and Timbaland's work together goes back nearly 20 years to Timberlake's 2002 debut album, "Justified." The two also collaborated on 2006's "FutureSex/LoveSounds," 2013's "The 20/20 Experience" and 2018's "Man of the Woods." Their hits together include "SexyBack," What Goes Around... Comes Around" and "My Love."

Trailblazing producer Timbaland has won four Grammy Awards and has been nominated 21 times.

The Twelve Thirty Club, a three-story dining destination from Phoenix restaurateur Sam Fox and pop superstar Justin Timberlake, is ready for its full debut at Fifth + Broadway. The upstairs supper club and rooftop patio open to the public on September 28, meaning all four stages of the space will be open for business.

"We're trying to bridge that gap of what's happening on Lower Broadway and Upper Broadway and provide a lot of different opportunities for a lot of different people to use it," Fox said. "We hope that brings people back time and time again."

In a press release, restaurant partner Justin Timberlake said he wanted the club to help define Upper Broadway as a separate space from the raucous party space on Lower Broadway.

"It's stylish and sophisticated, but still has an unmistakable energy driven by music," Timberlake said. "We aim to set the tone for what Upper Broadway is and what it has the potential to be."

Almost ready for daddy duty! As Lance Bass and his husband, Michael Turchin, prepare to welcome their two bundles of joy, the duo attended a baby shower earlier this month, thrown by their family and friends.

"A weekend of baby shower love thrown by some of my favorite people," the former *NSYNC member, 42, captioned an Instagram gallery on Saturday, September 25. "NOW it's starting to feel real. A few weeks away!! "

The pair beamed as their loved ones smiled behind them, including famous pals Lisa Vanderpump (and one of her beloved pooches), Joanna Garcia Swisher and Jamie-Lynn Sigler. The group indulged in drinks, lobster rolls and plenty of sweet confections, including well-decorated cakes and both pink and blue cupcakes. The outdoor space also featured a nod to the pair's boy-girl twins with plenty of blue and pink balloons and table decor.

Justin Timberlake was seen filming a new movie in Atlanta on Friday.

The 40-year-old father-of-two is working on a forthcoming film called Reptile.

He'll star opposite Benicio Del Toro, 54, in the feature from Black Label Media.

Timberlake wore a skeptical expression on his face as he took on his character in the murder mystery.

Del Toro will play Nichols, a seasoned detective who's trying to solve the mysterious brutal killing of a real estate agent.

A sweet shout-out. Britney Spears gave credit to ex-boyfriend Justin Timberlake in a throwback post about the 2001 MTV Video Music Awards.

"Geez ... this is me before my VMAs performance with @MickJagger 20 years ago !!!! This is one my my favorite dresses I've ever worn and it's simple black lace !!!!" the 39-year-old pop star began alongside a series of photos on Thursday, September 23, via Instagram. "I will tell you this ... before I went on that night I was feeling kinda out of body with nerves ... I mean ... I was in a cage with a live tiger !!!!! I will never forget the moment before I went in the cage !!!!"

Spears famously performed "I'm a Slave 4 U" at the 2001 VMAs with a series of animals on stage, including a python around her neck.

"Justin saw I could hardly talk so he held my hand and gave me a 5 minute pep talk which obviously worked !!!!!" the "Toxic" singer wrote on Thursday with a series of rose emojis. "Psssss guess I'm sleeping because my eyes are closed in half of these pics!!!!"

Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel are saying bye, bye, bye to friendly competition as the pair recently did battle over a board game.

On Tuesday, Sept. 21, Jessica shared a photo to Instagram of husband Justin sitting across the table from her while they played what appeared to be a fairly intense bout of Scrabble. The pic showed Justin staring intently at the camera with his hands on his knees as he seemed to be getting into a take-no-prisoners state of mind.

"GAME ON @justintimberlake," Jessica, 39, captioned it, proving she was also not here to make friends.

Clearly, there was one big question on all of their fans' minds after she shared the pic: Who prevailed? In fact, even Jessica's former 7th Heaven co-star Beverley Mitchell took to the comments section to ask, "Who won????"

Other social media users weighed in on the debate. "With that poker face from Jess .... I think she's the winner," one individual wrote. Another fan encouraged Jessica by commenting, "Slay him with his own song titles."

Lisa Vanderpump hosted Lance Bass and his husband Michael Turchin at her home for an elegant baby shower over the weekend. The former "Real Housewives" star shared photos from the event on her Instagram page on September 19, 2021.

Bass and Turchin are expecting boy-girl twins later this year, according to People magazine. The couple announced the big news back in June. The babies are due in November 2021.

"We had been talking about having a family since we met. We've been together for 10 years. We always knew that if we were going to start the family, we wanted to go for twins just because Michael's a twin - he's a boy/girl twin. And he just loved that experience. I always wanted to have a twin, but we're like, 'Well, that's so perfect because now we can do one of mine, one of yours.' It was a no-brainer," Bass told People.

Vanderpump, who revealed that she will serve as a godmother to the Bass-Turchin twins, pulled out all the stops for the soiree, which was held in her backyard.

Recording artists Justin Timberlake and Lizzo invested in Hydrow, a maker of at-home rowing machines that's discussing going public through a merger with a blank-check firm.

NFL star Travis Kelce of the Kansas City Chiefs and comedian Whitney Cummings, who like Timberlake and Lizzo, own Hydrow machines, are also among the company's previously undisclosed investors. The foursome and retailer Fabletics join actor Kevin Hart, who was named creative director of Cambridge, Massachusetts-based Hydrow last October.

Hydrow's sales grew by 500% in calendar 2020, and it's eyeing international expansion. The company has raised almost $200 million in total funding from backers including private equity firm L Catterton and Rx3 Growth Partners, co-founded by Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers.

Welcome to Justin Timberlake's new bar and restaurant in Nashville.

Timberlake teamed up with restaurateur Sam Fox and design firm AvroKO to piece together the 10-time Grammy-winner's new establishment, Honky Tonk - Twelve Thirty Club. New photos of Timberlake's lux project were published by Architectural Digest.

"Thought and consideration went into every aspect of the building - from architecture and lighting to how guests will interact and feel in each area," the "SexyBack" singer told the publication over email. "After seeing the finished Supper Club, I think we nailed creating a space that will provide an exciting experience people will not only enjoy but want to revisit."

Twelve Thirty Club covers 38,000 square feet of space and has three floors. It boasts two restaurants and five bars. Each floor has a distinct design. The Supper Club, a 400-seat restaurant, sits at the top and boasts notes of orange, red and gold. It has two private dining rooms and a large central stage for live music. It also has a rooftop bar.

Then there is Honorary Member, a cocktail bar that doubles private party venue. Despite the name, the Honorary Member is open to all.

Lance Bass is about to be a dad. The *NSYNC member talked to ET's Rachel Smith at the 2021 MTV VMAs Sunday night about the twin babies he has on the way and the upcoming relief concert he, AJ McLean and Nick Lachey are participating in next year.

"I got twins on the way," Bass shared. "They could come any day which I'm kind of really scared about."

In June, the 42-year-old singer announced he and his husband, artist Michael Turchin, are expecting twins after a long journey to becoming parents.

"I won't be at the VMA's for the next 18 years," Bass joked about having his handful with the twins.

Bass has another collaboration in the works with the Backstreet Boy and 98 Degrees stars, a relief benefit fittingly titled, TRL or Total Relief Live, which will help combat hunger across America.

Boy band fans unite!

Lance Bass, Nick Lachey, and AJ McLean were spotted on the red carpet at the 2021 MTV Video Music Awards on Sunday night (September 12) at the Barclays Center in New York City.

The *NSYNC, 98 Degrees and Backstreet Boys musicians stepped out for the award show together and were recruited to present an award together on stage.

While on the red carpet, Lance opened up about Britney Spears' recent engagement to Sam Asghari, which she announced just hours ago.

"I'm super excited, I've known her since she was 12 years old ... I can't wait for my (wedding) invite," Lance joked with Access.

A new rooftop bar opening in Nashville is backed by none other than superstar musician and Tennessee native Justin Timberlake.

Located at Fifth and Broadway, The Twelve Thirty Club is a multifaceted venue that includes a supper club and rooftop bar with spectacular views of downtown Nashville's most iconic landmarks, such as Bridgestone Arena and the Batman Building (also known as the AT&T Building), per FOX 17.

Created by 12-time James Beard nominee and founder of Fox Restaurant Concepts Sam Fox, The Twelve Thirty Club will have a 400-seat Supper Club, a Rooftop Bar, a Honky Tonk, and an Honorary Member level with a 50-person cocktail lounge.

The Rooftop Bar, which opened Thursday (September 9), "[elevates] your perspective from the rooftop" so guests can "feel the pulse of the bustling streets of the Music City down below." Paying tribute to the culture of Nashville, guests can sip their drinks while enjoying music and "elevated vibes."

The Twelve Thirty Club will also house a Supper Club, which opens September 28, daring guests to step inside the Club "that captivates you from the moment you arrive."

Michael Constantine, known for his role as Windex-toting Gus in "My Big Fat Greek Wedding," has died at the age of 94.

His family confirmed he passed away from natural causes in his home surrounded by loved ones on August 31, per Reading Eagle.

"He was very much a family person. He loved his children, his siblings, his parents," Constantine's sister, Patricia Gordon, told the outlet. "He was the most generous person you'd ever want to meet. The world is a better place because of him -- really, truly."

The Pennsylvania native began his acting career on the stages of New York, but soon found work on television where he won an Emmy in 1970 for his portrayal of principal Seymour Kaufman in the series "Room 222." His other small screen credits included "Perry Mason," "The Twilight Zone," "MacGyver," "Murder, She Wrote" and "Law & Order."

On the silver screen, fans could catch him in "The Hustler," "Thinner", "The Hustler," "In the Mood," "The Juror" and many more.

But his most memorable turn came as overprotective father Gus Portokalos, who hilariously believed Windex was a cure-all in the 2002 surprise box-office smash "My Big Fat Greek Wedding." The film was written by Nia Vardalos, who played his on-screen daughter.

Joey Fatone posted photos from set with the caption, "RIP Micheal [sic] you were a delight to work with ... our hearts and prayers reach out to his family and our greek wedding family already misses you deeply! Rest well we cheers to u ! Great actor great human being"

Dan Farr, FanX Salt Lake Comic Convention founder, saw something special at Utah's Hogle Zoo this summer that he sorely missed after having to cancel last year's convention due to COVID-19: fans meeting their heroes.

For its Zoo Brew event in August, where zoo guests visit animals and enjoy hard drinks, Hogle partnered with FanX to add some "pop" to the mix by booking *NSYNC's Joey Fatone to sign autographs and pose in photos with fans.

"The biggest thing for me is watching fans interact with celebrities," Farr said.

Farr especially enjoys seeing stars eliciting nostalgia and tears of joy for fans. As a face many millennials once had taped to their junior high school binders, Fatone fit that bill.

Farr hopes for that feeling many times over at this year's FanX, where Utahns will interact with film and TV stars, writers, artists and more at the Salt Palace Convention Center from Sept. 16-18. This year's lineup includes Judith Hoag (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles), Nick Carter (Backstreet Boys) and Zachary Quinto (American Horror Story).

FanX Salt Lake will be Sept. 16-18 at the Salt Palace Convention Center. Tickets are available now.

On Saturday, September 25, Totally 93.9's Mack In The Morning is hosting the ultimate 90's pool party and concert. Whether you're looking to staycation for the weekend, or just attend the fun events, this will give you major nostalgia, and most likely wish you were back in the 90's jamming to tunes in your parent's basement.

The day will be filled with star-studded performances from Joey Fatone and Chris Kirkpatrick of *NSYNC, AJ McLean of Backstreet Boys, a DJ set from Ryan Cabrera and so much more.

Kicking off the festivities with a pool party, from 1 - 6 p.m., at the Arkadia Pool, followed by a night at Miami's premier nightclub LIV, where Fatone, McLean and Kirkpatrick will all take the stage. Doors for LIV will open at 8 p.m. and the performances will begin at 9 p.m.

Doesn't this sound like a dream weekend?

Tickets come in three options, from a hotel stay, show and dinner or show only.

Tickets for one of the most nostalgic parties of the year can be purchased at fontainebleau.com/90sparty.

Justin Timberlake is cherishing the 15th anniversary of his sophomore solo album FutureSex/LoveSounds on Wednesday (Sept. 8).

The "4 Minutes" singer wound back the clock on Instagram by posting a throwback photo of JT dramatically gazing toward the camera from his chair perched by the disco ball from the album cover. He also shared snippets of the music videos that supported the project's hit singles "SexyBack," featuring frequent collaborator and the album's executive producer Timbaland; "My Love," featuring T.I.; "What Goes Around... Comes Around;" and "LoveStoned / I Think She Knows" -- all of which won Grammy Awards in different categories. Every song besides "LoveStoned" also hit No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 as well as Billboard's Mainstream Top 40 chart. Timberlake also shared a video from one of his and Timbo's old interviews where the two talked about their seamless collaborative efforts and hit-making success on FutureSex/LoveSounds that paralleled JT's major hit "Cry Me a River" from his 2002 debut solo LP Justified.

"15 years ago today, I released my 2nd album... FutureSex/LoveSounds. This album changed my life. Every album is a different chapter and special to me but, this one??? I don't even know if I have the words," the pop superstar captioned the nostalgia-induced post. "I'm often asked what my favorite song on the album is but they're all my babies so I can't pick. But I do know this: album STILL HITS."

FutureSex/LoveSounds, which was released on Sept. 8, 2006 via Jive, marks Timberlake's critically acclaimed second solo album that he put out following his tenure with his boy band *NSYNC. The multi-platinum album reached No. 1 on the Billboard 200 and Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums charts. FutureSex/LoveSounds earned several Grammy Award nods, including album of the year in 2007 and record of the year for "What Goes Around... Comes Around" in 2008.

Go back through JT's FutureSex/LoveSounds era in his tribute post below.

We're just a few days away from the 2021 MTV VMAs, and as always, the awards show has wrangled an all-star lineup of performers to help boost the party into the stratosphere. Today (September 8), that roster expands to include the presenters, who have the important duty of either delivering Moonperson trophies or introducing the performances from the stage. And what a list of presenters it is.

50 Cent, AJ McLean, Ashanti, Billy Porter, Conor McGregor, Cyndi Lauper, Fat Joe, Hailey Bieber, Ja Rule, Lance Bass, Nick Lachey, Rita Ora, and Travis Barker will all present at this year's VMAs.

The VMAs will air live on Sunday, September 12, at 8 p.m. ET/PT on MTV. This year's awards will debut a newly redesigned Moonperson statue from fine artist Kehinde Wiley. They will also honor the victims of the 9/11 attacks by collaborating with the nonprofit 9/11 Day on a series of events to promote awareness and positive action around the day's 20th anniversary.

As they crammed into a closet lined with mattresses at the home of their manager Johnny Wright to put their spin on Christopher Cross' Yacht Rock classic "Sailing," little did the members of *NSYNC realize how the casual recording might impact music 25 years later.

Chris Kirkpatrick, Joey Fatone, JC Chasez, Lance Bass and Justin Timberlake were in the early days of putting together their debut album when Wright suggested they record the 1980 song, which Drake has now sampled in "TSU" on his just-released new album, "Certified Lover Boy."

"It's flattering when things like this happen and with us, it doesn't happen that often," Kirkpatrick tells Variety. "It's neat that I can tell friends who don't know I was ever in a band, 'Hey, I'm in this new record. Check it out!'"

"It's like when Eminem wrote a [lyric] about me and at first I was like, 'Wait, I have beef?' Then I thought, 'I'm in an Eminem song. That's amazing,'" Kirkpatrick continues referring to Eminem's "Without Me." "And Ariana [Grande] did it [sampling *NSYNC's 'It Makes Me Ill' in 'Break Up With Your Girlfriend, I'm Bored.'] It makes you feel old, but also makes you go, 'At least we affected music today.' It's cool we had a little hand in the landscape of music today."

"Sailing" was written by Cross and released in 1980; that year, Cross cleaned up at the Grammys. Kirkpatrick says Wright always loved the song and thought it would be a good fit for *NSYNC as they got to work on their 1997 self-titled debut album.

"He threw out the idea and Robin Wiley, our vocal coach, did a ridiculously good arrangement on it and we replaced a lot of the synths, violins and sounds with our voices," Kirkpatrick, 49, recalls. "At first, I was worried because I didn't want to ruin the song, but we put enough of our own spin on it to make it different and likable."

"The arrangement Robin came up with complimented the band so well," he continues. "She knew our limitations and what we could do, so she pushed the boundaries, vocally. I was in there for a couple of days just doing layers and layers of backgrounds. It was in Johnny's closet with mattresses pushed up against the wall for better sound - you do anything when you start out!"

Justin Timberlake is bringing sexy back... but it looks a little different now that he's a father of two.

J.T.'s latest photo dump on Instagram gave a snapshot into his glitzy life as dad to Silas, 6, and Phineas, about 13 months.

"In no particular order," as he wrote, were pics of a romantic dinner with wife Jessica Biel, where they toasted with champagne, and a photo of his table, which was stacked with quite the jewelry collection.

Justin shared a photo of his icy watch, diamond necklace and minty chain, all lying casually next to a baby bottle that was half-full with milk. Clearly, he was armed with all the right accessories for his day on daddy duty.

When it comes to the perfect playlist for his bougie family time, Justin revealed he's been listening to Drake's new album, Certified Lover Boy, by posting a Spotify screenshot of the rapper's recent drop. Justin shares songwriting credits on Drake's new song "TSU," which samples *NSYNC's version of "Sailing" as well as R. Kelly's "Half on a Baby," according to Vulture.

OWENSBORO, Ky. (WFIE) - "All the Cool Kids" closed out Friday After 5 this year.

As 14 News previously reported, A.J. McClean of the Backstreet Boys, Jeff Timmons of 98 Degrees, Chris Kirkpatrick of *NSYNC and Chris Blue, season 12 winner of The Voice, along with the infamous DJ LUX performed at the last Friday After 5 of the season in Owensboro.

They spoke with 14 News shortly before the meet and greets Friday evening.

After 16 Fridays, this Friday after 5 season finally came to a close. At the beginning of the season, event organizers had doubts this season would even move forward as planned.

"Well at the beginning of the season, we weren't even really sure if this was going to happen," Friday After 5 Board President Chad Day said. "We had most of the sponsors, we had some sponsors drop out because of COVID."

But it did happen, and they decided to end the season with a bang - bringing in "All the Cool Kids," which included members from multiple iconic 1990s bands. The musicians understand the importance of events like these.

"It's just bringing good people together to just spread love and, you know, positivity through music, especially with the past year and a half with the pandemic," A.J. McLean of the Backstreet Boys said. "To now be able to have a live show again, to be out here with all these people, is going to be fantastic."

Organizers knew how big of a draw the group would be to wrap up the summer.

"It's probably going to wind up being one of the biggest, if not the biggest, Friday After 5 in our 25-year history," Day said.

The show marks the end of summer fun in Owensboro, at least until next year.

RTE's jam-packed new schedule was announced last week, with many viewers anxiously awaiting the return of some of their favourite shows.

From talk shows to reality TV and comedy, lots of family favourites are back on RTE this autumn/winter season.

Here's everything that's returning to your screens from September onwards:

As for some new entertainment headed your way, on Saturday nights Nicky Byrne will be hosting the new, karaoke-inspired game show Last Singer Standing - with a start date yet to be announced.

Contestants will be battling for a prize of €25,000 and Nadine Coyle, Joey Fatone and Samantha Mumba will act as panellists.

"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.

The *NSYNC star replied, "I have no idea... I guess that's up to Bachelor Nation out there!"

He insisted, "I would be honoured to come back, it was really the most fun I've ever had filming a show.

"Even with [it being] 100 degrees and the crabs everywhere, I could do that 24/7."

Bass was also asked for his favourite "BiP" couple.

He gushed, "I really liked Abigail [Heringer] and Noah [Erb]. I loved their story, I just saw a real spark between those."

getting engaged."

Oct. 15-17; Suburban Collection Showplace, Novi; motorcitycomiccon.com. Tickets are $30+.

It comes as no surprise that we turned to creature comforts to help us navigate the past year ... and a half ... and counting. And for many of us, that means cracking open a familiar graphic novel, turning on a favorite flick, or surrounding ourselves with our most beloved collectibles. (Not us stroking our limited edition Frasier Funko Pops still in the box.) At Motor City Comic Con, there's room for all of us weirdos, fanatics, freaks, geeks, gleeks, and everyone in between.

For 31 years, Motor City Comic Con has grown into a niche fascination into a must-attend event for more than 60,000 guests each year. There's gaming areas, a marketplace, panel discussions, cosplay contests, and more. In addition to an impressive roster of more than 250 comic writers, illustrators, creators, and the Jim Starlin (the artist and writer who co-created Marvel's Thanos, Drax the Destroyer, Gamora, and Shang-Chi), this year's Motor City Comic Con has some major celeb star power. This year, actors Elijah Wood, Breckin Meyer, David Koechner (Anchorman), Catherine Tate, Gaten Matarazzo (Stranger Things), Giancarlo Esposito (Breaking Bad), wrestler Britt Baker, Ice-T and wife Coco, *NSYNC's Joey Fatone, and Saved By The Bell star Mario Lopez are among the 40-some celebs paying a visit to Motor City Comic Con, all of which have autograph/meet and greet options available for purchase.

Getting the opportunity to guest-host Bachelor in Paradise in its comeback season was a dream come true for Lance Bass.

As it turns out, the former *NSYNC member, 47, was already a huge fan of the Bachelor franchise before landing the gig. "I've seen every season of [The] Bachelor, [The] Bachelorette and Bachelor in Paradise," he revealed to correspondent Jeremy Parsons during a recent appearance on PEOPLE (the TV show!).

"When they asked me to do Paradise, I jumped at the chance because I'm a freak fan ... I think it's just so fun," he continued. "Walking onto that beach for the first time, it took me 10 minutes to really kind of compose myself and not be like, the biggest freak fan. I'm like, 'No, I'm here to host. I'm supposed to be cool. Just play it cool!'"

During his stint, Bass says he always strove to give "the best advice" to contestants.

"I hope I'm giving the best advice. Like, I hope when I'm saying, 'Oh, I see that they really like you,' that they really do like them, because now it's going to fall back on my shoulders, right?" he said. "[And then they'll say,] 'But Lance told me that he really liked me!' So I hope I did the right thing."

Lance 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 with a laugh.

"I think maybe it's the time for 'The Bachelor' to do a gay Bachelor. I think that would be so much fun," Bass says. "And I definitely know a host if you need it."

"I have not talked to anyone about that, but I would be so down," he adds.

Bass, who is openly gay, tells Variety that he met his now-husband, Michael Turchin, near the shooting site for "Bachelor in Paradise" in Punta Mita, Mexico. The couple, who wed in 2014, is expecting twins via surrogacy this fall. Bass expresses his excitement to share his love story with a fanbase as big as Bachelor Nation.

The musician and television personality rose to fame as a teenage heartthrob in *NSYNC, with millions of female fans around the world. The band became a global sensation throughout the '90s, and Bass did not come out until years later when he graced the cover of People magazine, which made international headlines. At the time in 2006, coming out was still somewhat perceived as a "career killer" in Hollywood.

Wheel of Fortune's primetime, star-studded event returns this fall, and the celebrities are definitely having fun.

Celebrity Wheel of Fortune Season 2 premieres on Sunday, September 26, and TV Insider has an exclusive first look at the promo. Watch it above to see who's dancing, who's celebrating, who "signed on knowing I stink," and who expected "the dumbed-down version for the celebrities." Plus, check out a new image featuring hosts Pat Sajak and Vanna White below.

America's Game has moved nights (Thursdays to Sundays) for its second season of celebrity contestants taking their turns spinning the world's most famous Wheel and solving word puzzles for a chance to win up to $1 million. The celebrities' winnings will all go to a charity of their choice.

The celebrity contestants for Season 2 (several of whom you can see in the promo) include Jason Alexander, Tatyana Ali, Anthony Anderson, Tituss Burgess, Cheryl Burke, Brooke Burns, Lacey Chabert, Mario Cantone, Laverne Cox, Marcia Cross, Joey Fatone, Vivica A. Fox, Jeff Garlin, Anthony Michael Hall, Melissa Joan Hart, John Michael Higgins, Vanilla Ice, Tara Lipinski, Loni Love, Von Miller, Michael Mizanin, Wanya Morris, Jason Mraz, Haley Joel Osment, Donny Osmond, James Pickens Jr., Caroline Rhea, Andy Richter, Amber Riley, Tori Spelling, Shawn Stockman, Curtis Stone, Jodie Sweetin, Raven-Symoné, Karl-Anthony Towns, Michelle Trachtenberg, Nia Vardalos, Johnny Weir, and Ali Wentworth.

'Bachelor' super fan Lance Bass takes over guest-hosting duties tonight on "Bachelor in Paradise."

While he says loves the entire franchise, he recently told ABC Audio that 'Paradise' is his absolute favorite version.

"'Paradise,' to me, I just feel is the better chance of people finding love," Bass said. "When you have multiple people as an option to fall in love with, it's just way more fun to watch ... as opposed to when you watch 'The Bachelor' and you just have one person vying for 30 people."