Hong Kong-based virtual reality startup Sandbox VR has closed an $11 million funding round, bringing the company's reported total to $83 million in 2019 following a Series A round earlier this year.

Led by Craft Ventures' David Sacks and Andreessen Horowitz Cultural Leadership Fund, the funding round includes Katy Perry, Justin Timberlake, Will Smith and Orlando Bloom among a celebrity-packed group of new investors.

Also on the list are Hollywood super-agent and CAA co-founder Michael Ovitz; Japanese soccer star Honda Keisuke; Kevin Durant and his manager, Rich Kleiman; and The Dreamers Fund, which was launched by Keisuke and Smith.

"We're incredibly honored to be able to work with some of the most talented and influential artists, athletes, and actors in the world," said Sandbox CEO and founder Steve Zhao. "Their support is a vote of confidence that our platform will one day become the new medium for the future of sports, music, and storytelling."

Bachelor Nation rejoice! While the show might not currently be on the air with the highly anticipated Bachelor returning soon with Peter at the forefront, there is still a date card. Will You Accept This Rose? will be trading its typical podcast format for a fall live show at the Dynasty Typewriter at the Hayworth Theater on Sunday, December 15 at 4 p.m.

The podcast will feature regulars Arden Myrin, Erin Foley, Paget Brewster, Lance Bass, and Supernatural's Rob Benedict. Alongside the exciting guest addition of Bachelor in Paradises' barman Wells Adams. With the guest list looking this good who will you give your final rose to?

As the father of two young daughters, Jimmy Fallon knows a thing or two about parenting. However, the Tonight Show star is the first to admit that he might not be able to provide too much help for his good friend, Justin Timberlake.

Timberlake -- who shares his 4-year-old son, Silas, with wife Jessica Biel -- recently spoke with ET about the challenges of raising a toddler, and Fallon said that, despite being a dad, his experiences were undoubtedly different.

"I have two, I have two girls, he has a boy," Fallon told ET on Sunday of his daughters, 6-year-old Winnie and 4-year-old Frances, while sitting down to promote his most recent children's book, This Is Baby. "I mean Silas, he's a good kid, but he's a boy."

"Even when he was like 2, he was wearing cooler outfits than anyone," Fallon recalled. "I was like, 'Where do you get outfits like that?' He had like baggy pants and like Nikes that are unreleased and stuff. I was like, 'What? This kid is the coolest kid in the world.'"

"I think [for] one of his first words, he was saying 'swag.' He's just so cute," Fallon shared.

So what advice, exactly, does Fallon have for his close friend and frequent comedy collaborator? Essentially, ask someone who knows just a bit more.

"Justin's a good dad and, you know what, when all fails just talk to Jessica," Fallon said, referring to Silas' mom and Timberlake's wife of almost exactly seven years, as the pair celebrated their anniversary on Saturday. "She's awesome, so she'll help!"

Justin Timberlake has been working with a lot of young artists lately, and his latest session was with none other than Haim.

The "Man of the Woods" crooner took to Instagram to share a photo series featuring "Late nights with the squad." The final photo shows Timberlake hanging out in the studio with the famous sisters.

Before you get excited, there hasn't been any confirmation or info about the release.

Two educators who go above and beyond for their students were surprised live on "Good Morning America" Thursday by *NSYNC's Lance Bass.

Frankie Johnson and Chantel Evans-Gatewood, history teachers at Wingfield High School in Jackson, Mississippi, dip into their own pockets to make sure kids have after school activities.

On Thursday morning, Johnson and Evans-Gatewood were surprised with a $15,000 check donated on behalf of the app Cameo.

Darren Dale is also a teacher at Wingfield. He grew up with Bass and told him about Evans-Gatewood and Johnson and the kindness they show their students.

"I was inspired by Darren," Bass told "GMA." "My mom's a teacher. I have a special place in my heart for teachers. He was explaining that teachers spend so much of their own money for their own classrooms so he started a #clearthelist."

Bass said he's cleared supply lists for over 100 classrooms so far.

Johnson and Evans-Gatewood, who also lead art programs at Wingfield, said they plan on using the $15,000 donation towards books, uniforms and costumes and props for the drama department.

While he has been busy with a multitude of projects, actor-musician Justin Timberlake stepped out on Tuesday night at Levi's Haus in the Hollywood Hills to celebrate his latest partnerships with the heritage California denim brand. Among the guests at the intimate dinner of steak and pasta (catered by Felix chef Evan Funke) were the Haim sisters and Timberlake's musical partners, including songwriter-record producers Rob Knox and Danja and guitarist Elliot Ives, who told THR that the band is spending time in the recording studio this week. (Timberlake recently revealed that he is teaming up with SZA, Lizzo and Meek Mill on new tunes).

The evening marked the launch of the 12-piece Levi's x Justin Timberlake fall-winter 2019 Fresh Leaves collection (the musician's third collaborative capsule line) featuring new takes on his signature hooded shirts, trucker jackets, cargo pants and a reversible down vest ($78-$380) with plaids and an orange camouflage pattern in the mix.

"When you work with such an institution like Levi's, you don't want them to be anything but Levi's," Timberlake told THR. "And so it's just a little bit of a swerve here and there on fit or cut or wash or texture and that's it. And then saying, wouldn't it be fun to make a workman's vest, for instance, or wouldn't it be fun to throw a hoodie on a trucker jacket? For the first two seasons, we created a bit of a left-of-center aesthetic and we just want to continue to play up on that. ... I like to mix things up always."

Another focus of the line is versatility - several pieces are reversible and all are style-wise enough to make the leap to any urban or rural environment. "I get to travel to a lot of different places and I think the biggest part of it, to be honest, is to create something that you feel could be worn in Paris, could be worn in New York, could be worn In Stockholm, could be worn in L.A. and could be worn in Memphis, Tennessee," Timberlake added.

It ain't no lie ... that "Bye Bye Bye"-inspired TD celebration the Seahawks pulled off has *NSYNC's stamp of approval ... 'cause JC Chasez tells TMZ Sports he loved the tribute!!

'Hawks players Tyler Lockett, DK Metcalf, Jaron Brown and David Moore pulled off what might be the best TD celly of the 2019 season after Brown scored during last week's win over the Browns.

The guys perfectly copied the uber-popular boy band's choreography from their 2000 mega-hit ... so when we saw Chasez out at Alfred Coffee in Studio City, we had to get him to weigh in on their moves.

"I thought it was fun," JC tells us. "It was great to see."

As for whether the players perform an encore of the viral performance or take on another smash hit from the band's discography ... JC leaves it up to them.

But, might we recommend "It's Gonna Be Me" next time?? That song STILL goes in.

Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel know how to dance the night away!

On Wednesday's episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show, host Ellen DeGeneres asked the Limetown actress, 37, about the couple's recent trip to Paris, where they attended the Louis Vuitton Spring Summer 2020 show at Paris Fashion Week.

"It's so glamorous and fun when you never, ever do that kind of thing," Biel said. "It's so cool to see that, and then - we really went for it. We stayed out dancing until literally 3 a.m. I think we forgot that we were in our late 30s and we thought maybe we were in our early 20s or something."

Biel said that she and her husband of nearly seven years - with whom she shares 4-year-old son Silas Randall - went to a Paris club called Maxim's, though she joked that they normally spend more time at the "fitness club."

"What is that like for everybody to kind of be dancing next to Justin Timberlake?" DeGeneres asked, referencing Timberlake's career as a dancer and musician. "Do they just kind of give up and move away?"

"Yeah, you just give up and move away and sort of admire," Biel replied. "Or, you know, you just throw out your best moves and see what sticks."

The actress also gave an update on Silas, sharing that her son has become quite the comedian.

"Now he is telling the joke and gets the joke," Biel said. "Which is terrifying. He did this crazy thing where he said - we were in St. Louis, this was when Justin was on tour - and he was doing a bit about 'I don't like waffles anymore, I don't like waffles.' "

She continued: "And Justin goes, 'What? What do you mean? You don't like waffles? Are you insane?' And we were in St. Louis. And that's what he said. Justin goes 'Are you insane?' And he goes 'I'm in ... St. Louis.'"

"That's a good joke!" Biel said. "I'm stealing that joke. I mean it was really impressive. So he's doing stuff like that, he's building LEGOs, he loves LEGOs, swimming."

In June, Memphis' Stax Music Academy will celebrate its 20th anniversary.

The academy, its parent organization, the Soulsville Foundation, and others are hoping a new songwriting lab that singer and Memphis native Justin Timberlake and the Levi's Music Project installed there will help usher in its next era.

That next era includes a new Songwriting and Music Business cohort, made possible, in part, by the new Song Lab.

About 25 students are currently in the cohort, which started in August. They will spend a year writing original music, as well as learning how to safeguard their music, distribute it and promote it.

Timberlake and collaborators -- songwriter and producer Timbaland, producer Danja, songwriter Rob Knox and guitarist Elliott Ives from Memphis -- came to Stax for a two-day songwriting workshop in mid-August. During that time students broke into groups of five to create new songs. The musician guests worked with students and also critiqued them.

The donation included the design and build-out of the Song Lab. Stax Music Academy also received instruments, as well as recording, audio and production equipment from Guitar Center, Gibson Brands Inc., Native Instruments, Shure, Universal Audio and Korg. The value of the donations is estimated at about $140,000, according to Soulsville Foundation spokesman Tim Sampson.

Timberlake also committed to a personal $100,000 donation at the student concert, according to Greenwald.

Lance Bass thinks Sarah Paulson's claim that Lisa Vanderpump snubbed her was "probably legit."

The *NSYNC alum was pretty certain the "Vanderpump Rules" matriarch meant what she said about not knowing who Paulson was after the actress claimed that the restaurant mogul "wasn't very nice" to her at a party one time.

"Oh, I saw that," Bass said while out in West Hollywood last week. "Knowing Lisa, she doesn't know anyone. Like, she is the most anti-Hollywood person because she will never recognize anyone, and she'll never remember the name at all. So like, that was probably legit."

"She didn't even know my husband's name the first four times we had dinner together!" he added of Michael Turchin, whose art adorns Vanderpump Dogs. "I understand 'cause I'm the same way. I'm horrible with names. Horrible with names."

Bass acknowledged that his friend is "way happier now" that she's not on "RHOBH" but is hoping she's simply taking "a little break."

"Look, filming two shows is hard and taxing. You don't have a day off," he said. "So now that she's only down to shooting one show, her life is so much easier. I see the smile back on her face."

Noting he felt LVP was better off without "RHOBH," he admitted he'd "love to see her come back to the show. Just take a little break. Just take a little break right now."

Justin Timberlake can't stop the feeling!

The 38-year-old musician couldn't help but gush about his wife of almost seven years, Jessica Biel, when speaking with ET's Brooke Anderson in his hometown of Memphis, Tennessee, as he joined the kids of Stax Music Academy as part of the Levi's Music Project. Timberlake is launching his new Levi's "FRESH LEAVES" fall collection on Tuesday, and he couldn't help but sing his wife's praises to ET.

Noting that The Sinner star has changed him "in so many ways," Timberlake adds that Biel helped him through a tough time last year when he was put on vocal rest and had to cancel several shows.

"I think anybody out there, you know, you go through anything, to have somebody by your side to really go through it with you and get in the mud with you, so to speak, I'm sure you know what that's like," he says.

He adds that he's in it for the long haul with Biel, who is the mother of his 4-year-old son, Silas.

"It's like once you find that person, it's like a baptism, where you're like, 'I can't go back,' you know what I mean?" he adds. "Like, I don't, I can't go back, so, which is what fatherhood's like too."

Justin Timberlake is ready for fans to hear his new music!

ET's Brooke Anderson caught up with the "Can't Stop the Feeling" crooner in Memphis, Tennessee, to talk about working with Lizzo, family life and his new projects, including joining the kids of Stax Academy as part of the Levi's Music Project for a songwriting workshop.

In Monday's episode of ET, Timberlake spills all the details about what he's been up to, and we have a sneak peek.

"I just called my publishers and I said, 'You know, I just want to work with young, fresh people, and I want to collaborate more," Timberlake explained. "I've been songwriting and producing for so long -- I want to experience that energy, and I want to work with people that I think are truly amazing."

That includes working with Lizzo, whom Timberlake met at the Songwriter's Hall of Fame and approached about getting in the studio together.

"I think she thought I was lying, but we got in and we got a couple of ideas," he teased. "I'm not going to tell you too much about what we did together in the studio. If she wants to tell you she can, but it's flames. It is so good. I am so excited about it."

Back in August, Timberlake shared a video of him and Lizzo in the studio, getting fans excited about a collaboration.

"I worked with SZA the other day and just worked with Meek Mill," he shared. "I'm having these experiences that are fueling me in such a different way and, again, I think it was really birthed out of feeling like, what can I do right now to just be a part of my community and integrate."

Memphis-area native Justin Timberlake and Levi's have teamed up to help the Stax Music Academy.

The Millington-born pop star and the San Francisco-based clothing company recently added Memphis and Stax to the roster of institutions benefiting from the Levi's Music Project, donating a songwriting lab to the South Memphis music school.

The Levi's Music Project is designed to give "young people access to music education programs, community resources and experiences with industry-leading musicians," according to its mission statement. Since launching in 2016, the initiative has completed 15 projects in seven countries.

Timberlake confirmed his involvement and contribution to the Stax Music Academy during an exclusive interview with Entertainment Tonight, part of a story on his work producing young artists, including Lizzo. A formal announcement on the Stax/Timberlake/Levi's Music Project is expected Tuesday.

The Songwriting Lab project at Stax - which has been a closely guarded secret - was many months in the making. Early in 2019, Timberlake and Levi's approached Stax officials with the idea of a philanthropic contribution to the Stax Music Academy.

"We were really excited about it and pushed and worked really hard to make it happen," said Richard Greenwald, president and CEO of the Soulsville Foundation, which operates the Stax Museusm, Stax Music Academy and Soulsville charter school.

"We felt there was a perfect alignment of purpose and agenda and meaning," added Greenwald. "We are all about preserving the legacy of Stax, educating students and inspiring the next generation of artists. We've been emphasizing not only learning about the music and legacy of Stax, but also teaching students about music theory, about how to operate in the industry, how to do recording and production, and how to write their own music."

Eventually the various parties agreed to install The Songwriting Lab, with Timberlake, Levi's and other leading recording companies and musical instrument manufacturers (including Gibson) donating state-of-the-art equipment and gear. Though a figure was not officially confirmed, the value of the lab is estimated to be in excess of $200,000.

The Seahawks are now the favorite team for every NFL fan.

I'm sorry. Those are the rules.

In the couple seasons since the NFL loosened its celebration rules, we've seen some solid performances in post-score antics. But the Seahawks really took the league's newfound appreciation for the performing arts to an entirely different level.

Following Jaron Brown's 17-yard touchdown reception in the second quarter against the Browns, the Seahawks receivers lined up and performed the choreography to *NSYNC's "Bye Bye Bye."

Yes, this really happened, and we are so grateful that it did. The Seahawks easily have the best celebration of the season.

That was great stuff right there, and the pressure will be on the Seahawks receivers to bring that kind of effort for every post-touchdown celebration.

NFL fans certainly enjoyed the celebration - as they should.

Great effort all around, Seattle.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. - The Detroit Red Wings got their season off to a winning start.

Tyler Bertuzzi scored twice and had two assists to lead the Red Wings to a 5-3 victory over the Nashville Predators on Saturday night.

NOTES: Detroit has beaten Nashville in 10 of 11 games since Peter Laviolette has been the Predators coach. ... Duchene has five assists in his first two games as a Predator. ... Chris Kirkpatrick and Joey Fatone of the band *NSYNC attended the game.

"[Lisa Vanderpump] definitely seems like her old self again [after quitting RHOBH] - she's having such a great time," Lisa's close pal Lance Bass told HollywoodLife EXCLUSIVELY at the Night of the Jack VIP opening event in Malibu on Oct. 2. This news comes four months after the reality TV star revealed she'd be leaving the series after nine seasons. Lance continued, "I think [her new] Vegas [restaurant] has really helped too because she, she really loves her gardens up there, and she gets to go visit it a lot. And so, I think she's really kind of discovering this Vegas lifestyle, which is very, I think Lisa."

Lance further added, "I'm glad she's loving that city because I, I love it too. I used to live there, but yeah, I mean she's good, she's good. I actually have to give her a call cause we need a good dinner catch up, cause I haven't been home in a very long time." And guess what? Lance isn't the only one who's glad Lisa quit RHOBH. Her longtime employee, Vanderpump Rules star James Kennedy, told us something similar just a few weeks ago.

Even famous people like to get in on the scary fun happening at Universal Studios Hollywood's Halloween Horror Nights.

The annual horror fest, which kicked off with a special fan event on Sept. 12 and runs on select evenings through Nov. 3, has attracted some big name talent to the Universal City theme park. Horror rocker Glenn Danzig of The Misfits stopped by and probably felt right at home as he danced among the demons in the park. Singer and actress Vanessa Hudgens is a huge Horror Nights fan and played it cool as she posed with the monsters in the scare zones on the upper lot.

Actress Suzanne Snyder, who played Debbie Stone in the movie "Killer Klowns from Outer Space" decided to relive her time on set and catch up with a few old clowns inside the attraction in the park that's based on the 1988 cult classic. *NSYNC's Joey Fatone was hanging out with Brian Quinn and Joe Gatto of "Impracticable Jokers," laughing and screaming through the mazes while singer Camila Cabello tried to avoid all eye contact with the monsters.

Take a spin through the photo slideshow to see which other famous faces have braved Universal Studio Hollywood's Halloween Horror Nights

New York City isn't lacking in private clubs. In fact, there are members-only venues dedicated to niche groups seemingly around almost every corner - adventurers join the Explorers Club, thespians can be found at the Players Club, powerful women congregate at Maison, and Masters of the Universe flock to CORE.

But until now, there hasn't quite been anything like NEXUS Club New York, the new private club offering a reprieve from the hustle and bustle of the city in its stunning Lower Manhattan space.

The attention to detail will feel familiar to anyone familiar with the other NEXUS Luxury Collection properties in the portfolio of the brand, which is owned by Joe Lewis and his Tavistock Group, Tiger Woods, Ernie Els, and Justin Timberlake. Those holdings include Albany, a luxury resort community in the Bahamas featuring 600 acres and a 71-slip mega-yacht marina, and the NEXUS Club at Baha Mar in the Bahamas.

NEXUS Club New York's Shelby Bar - named after Shelby, Tennessee, the hometown Timberlake, who designed the bar himself - is perfect for enjoying specialty cocktails like the Nile Mile Matcha or the Fall Punch, with guests before catching a game on the television sets in the Club Room. Looking for a more romantic experience? Try Champagne and caviar at the Rose Champagne Bar before moving into LOMA Grill, the modern-American restaurant with Italian influences, for dinner.

Singer Justin Timberlake was accosted Tuesday while arriving at the Louis Vuitton show at Paris Fashion Week with his wife, actor Jessica Biel.

Ukrainian prankster Vitalii Sediuk, who describes himself on Instagram as an "Entertainment Hollywood Reporter," grabbed Timberlake's right leg as he approached the show, held in the courtyard of the Louvre. Security guards quickly pulled Sediuk away, and Timberlake and Biel appeared to laugh off the incident as they continued walking.

Sediuk has pulled numerous similar stunts before, including attempting to kiss Will Smith on a Moscow red carpet in 2012, crashing the stage during Adele's acceptance speech at the 2013 Grammys and grabbing both Leonardo di Caprio and Bradley Cooper around the legs at separate red carpet events in 2014.

Kym Johnson Herjavec and Joey Fatone are reuniting... and this time, it's outside of the ballroom!

The former Dancing With the Stars partners have teamed up once again for UPtv's original movie, Love Alaska, and ET has your exclusive first look at the two in action.

The TV movie follows the story of Maggie Richards (Sarah Podemski), a young doctor who inherits her uncle's practice in her small hometown of Love, Alaska. When she returns to the place where she grew up, she discovers that some things have changed -- like the fact that her childhood friend, Finn O'Rourke (Victor Zinck Jr.), has grown into a handsome, but troubled, man.

Fatone plays the role of Hank, whom the singer describes as "a quirky kind of guy."

"He's trying to find his kind of true love," he teases. "I think I just always love being a different character ... just having fun with that!"

Herjavec and Fatone previously competed together on season four of Dancing With the Stars, placing second to Apolo Anton Ohno and his pro partner, Julianne Hough.

They competed a second time together for season 15's All-Stars version of the show (they were the second couple to be eliminated) and the *NSYNC star also made an appearance during Trio Night of season 27 with John Schneider and Emma Slater.

Love Alaska premieres Saturday, Oct. 26 at 7 p.m. ET/PT on UPtv.

Join Y98 as we ring in the New Year at Ballpark Village with the Pop 2000 Tour hosted by *NSYNC's Chris Kirkpatrick, ! Attendees can also expect performances by O-Town, Ryan Cabrera, & LFO's Brad Fischetti!

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Pop superstar Justin Timberlake has told how playing golf over the past week in Tayside and Fife has been a dream come true.

Timberlake appeared in the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship alongside world number four Justin Rose for the first time.

The pair previously played together at the AT&T Pro-Am at Pebble Beach in California and it was there that they came up with the idea of teaming up again in Courier Country.

"I've always seen it on television and thought it would be so fun to play," he said.

"These golf courses are on the list of classics so to get to be here with one of my buddies has been a dream come true."

He used to have a tournament named after him on the PGA Tour, the Justin Timberlake Shriners Hospitals for Children Open, which took place in Las Vegas.

Timberlake, who is a member of Liberty National Country Club in New Jersey, was supported from the sidelines by his actress wife Jessica Biel during his special week in this part of Scotland.

Timberlake said golf is the perfect antidote to a relentless touring schedule.

"I think that's why I fell in love with the game because it's always a great break for me just to get away."

Other amateurs playing at Carnoustie, Kingsbarns and the Old Course last week included boxing hero Wladimir Klitschko, cricket legend Shane Warne, Dutch football star Ruud Gullit, Peter Jones from Dragons' Den, and Ghostbusters actor Bill Murray.

Joey Fatone's pulling back the curtain on how to survive "The Masked Singer" -- take a chill pill. Sounds simple, but just watch ... it's far from it!

We got Joey out at LAX and had to get his take on how to endure the elaborate costumes the 'Masked' contestants wear on the hit FOX series. As you know by now, Joey was the popular Rabbit singer during season one, and eventually finished in fourth place.

For future contestants, Joey says one thing that's inevitable is the constant sweating because they're in the costume for up to an hour at a time. So, don't sweat the sweat.

Even something as simple, normally, as taking a bathroom break becomes a great adventure. Joey says the whole experience created some very morbid thoughts in his head -- but overcoming his claustrophobia is the only thing that saved him.

BTW ... Joey said he enjoyed his 'Masked' journey so much, he got a tattoo of the rabbit. Our photog challenged him on his ink selection, and sounds like he's open to something new ... and hilarious.

Lisa Vanderpump is happily moving on after leaving The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, her pal Lance Bass tells Us Weekly.

The former boybander, 40, who's set to appear in episodes of Vanderpump Rules in the upcoming season, gave Us an update on the restaurateur, 59, at the 2nd Annual Environmental Media Association Honors Benefit Gala in Pacific Palisades, California, on Saturday, September 28.

"We just had dinner a couple of weeks ago. You know, we have our weekly dinners. Vanderpump dinners, like, one of the best things ever because it lasts about five hours. And, you know, we get a little wine down us and we just laugh the whole time," he told Us. "But she's doing great. I mean, for the last year, she's been very down. I mean, it's been a hard year for her, her family situation. Of course, the girls turning on her, but it was nice to see her smile again and you know, she's back to Lisa."

Vanderpump officially confirmed in July that she was exiting the hit Bravo series after nine seasons, sharing a video on Instagram along with the caption, "The Pump has left the building."

The final weekend of the Mid-South Fair at the Landers Center in Southaven is here.

You can still enjoy live music, food, games, even a petting zoo -- but there are also some changes like extra shows and rides.

Last weekend we caught up with native Mississippian and *NSYNC star Lance Bass, who returned to the fair where he performed growing up.

"Growing up in Mississippi and doing the fairs, forming a little group, I had no idea that I would be getting into that business at all. I just had such a good time with my friends, and it does teach you all about competition and you're going to have losses. In fact, you're going to have a lot more losses than wins in your life and it's a good way to start learning that lesson at an early age. Yes, I lost a lot when I was young," said Bass.

Tickets are $5 for children and seniors and $10 for adults.

Justin Timberlake looks just as comfortable on a golf course as he does on a stage. Paired with Justin Rose, the 38-year-old singer leads the field in style, energy and bunker play at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship - one of the most fun European Tour events on the schedule, played at the Old Course at St. Andrews, Kingsbarns and Carnoustie.

During the first round of the tournament, Timberlake showed that hoodies can be golf-appropriate in a Greyson midlayer paired with light pants and ultra-cool Nike golf shoes. He topped the outfit off with a 1990s-inspired Imperial cap from the new DNA Project collection. The shoes are not available for purchase at this time, but the rest of his outfit is easy to replicate for a casual-yet-stylish golf look. The key to pulling off a non-traditional golf piece like a hoodie is to make sure the entire outfit is tailored to a good fit, and accessories are kept simple to avoid any clashing themes.

Timberlake stepped out on Friday in an all-black ensemble that was refined and cold-weather appropriate. The subtle Greyson Cokato Hoodie print added some spice to the look while the funnel neck and a knit pom beanie added warmth. He wore another pair of Nike Air Jordan golf shoes that are not available to the public.

When the weather turned sour, as it has the tendency to do in Scotland, Timberlake was prepared with a pair of waterproofs from Ralph Lauren RLX, a G/FORE umbrella and a matching Clubglove golf towel. He traded his beanie for another throwback-inspired cap from Imperial with the Wrightson Performance Rope Cap. The light blue accents in his raingear and accessories brightened up his look despite the dark skies looming.

Pop superstar Justin Timberlake is in full swing at Carnoustie today as he gets ready to compete alongside the world's top golf stars.

Timberlake will be teeing off on Thursday along with a group of celebrities like Hollywood actor Bill Murray, Peter Jones from Dragons' Den, breakfast host Piers Morgan, cricket legend Sir Ian Botham and Genesis guitarist Mike Rutherford.

Video of the singer practising for the competition has been watched more than 1,100 times in three hours.

The Alfred Dunhill Links Championship, a celebration of links golf at its finest, takes place over the Old Course at St Andrews, Carnoustie and Kingsbarns, from Thursday until Sunday.

It incorporates two separate competitions - an individual professional tournament for the world's leading golfers and the Team Championship, in which the pro's are paired with amateur players.

The amateurs will be joining the strongest ever professional field in the history of the Alfred Dunhill Links, led by three of the world's top 10 - Rory McIlroy, Justin Rose and Jon Rahm.

Lance Bass, 40, officially partnered with T.J.Maxx on the new The Maxx You Project, which inspires women of all ages to embrace their individuality, and he shared with HollywoodLife EXCLUSIVELY, why he chose this project and what it actually means to him. Lance is helping launch "In-Store Changing Room Experiences" which is a new, unique service that involves half life-coaching, half styling, put in place to help women feel comfortable and find their styles. Lance gushed about how excited he is, saying, "I've always been a huge fan of T.J.Maxx and love shopping there to score deals for my home and wardrobe. On a deeper level, T.J.Maxx found that six out of ten women say who they are as an individual is always evolving. Throughout my life, I've undergone so many transitions and milestones that define who I am, so I want to help others going through their own changes. That's why I love The Maxx You Project because it's all about supporting women on their individual journeys. We're all navigating our own paths and I hope through this partnership, I can inspire others to always be true to who they are."

As for what Lance could bring to the table, he admitted, "I love the concept of a 'changing room' that is tailored to help people navigate their individual journeys. Because let's face it, everyone's journey is different and our style most certainly evolves over time. As someone who has personally navigated significant life changes, I'm excited about the opportunity to work one-on-one with different women as part of The Maxx You Project." Sharing his story about navigating through life changes, Lance said, "My individual style has really evolved over the years. When I was performing with *NSYNC my style was whatever our wardrobe department put on me and it was oftentimes 5 sizes too large. I felt like I was wearing a costume all the time. When I finally came out in 2006, I was finally comfortable enough to cultivate a style of my own. Nowadays I'm a huge fan of tailored clothing with pops of bright color. I'm also big on comfort so marrying style with comfort is key for me. I'm now 40 and will hopefully be entering into my new chapter of fatherhood soon so I'm sure my style will continue to evolve. Finding the right balance between that fun side while still being age-appropriate is my new challenge!"

Speaking of *NSYNC, Lance revealed he still speaks to them all the time! "I speak to the guys regularly on our group chat and try to get together whenever we can. We all have such crazy different schedules and we're all never in one place at the same time so it's rare that the five of us get together, but we see each over individually whenever we're able to. They're family to me."

On a Facebook page called "Praying for Deputy Brad Sullivan," Ted Nugent reaches out to the injured deputy in front of the almost 4,200 followers of the page.

Chris Fox, a Secret Service special ops agent, and his K9 Yannes offer prayers and well-wishes from the Washington D.C. area to the wounded hero back in his home state.

Former standout Ole Miss defensive back Derek Jones, now the associate head coach at Duke University, points out that, "You're always in the line of duty, which means you're always in the line of danger. It takes a special person to make those sacrifices, but I want you to know those sacrifices are not under appreciated and I'm sitting here in Durham, North Carolina, hoping things work out for the best for you."

Conservative commentator Tomi Lahren, country music singer/songwriter Randy Houser, Governor Phil Bryant and Secretary of State Delbert Hosemann, former *NSYNC superstar Lance Bass, and multiple Mississippi State athletic types -- there's no one type of person leaving well-wishes for the deputy who his friends say is all heart.

Brian "Q" Quinn is serious about getting Rubsam & Horrmann off the ground -- but on Saturday evening, he invited some "Jokers" to help celebrate the brewing company's launch.

The party, considered a re-launch event since R&H originated in Stapleton circa 1888, packed out Flagship Brewery in Tompkinsville for a multi-session meet and greet with the "Impractical Jokers." Special guest bartenders included Joey Fatone, Casey Jost and Brian O'Halloran.

When Lance Bass came out of the closet in 2006, four years after *NSYNC broke up, popular culture was in a very different headspace. The amount of out and proud pop stars was low, and the career risks that went along with claiming your sexuality were far higher.

During the heyday of *NSYNC, Bass feared coming out would get the boy band dropped by their record label and provoke backlash from fangirls crushing on him. This anxiety, fueled by a culture that used "gay" as a punchline, caused him to shy away from using fashion as a tool of self-expression.

Luckily, his fanbase only deepened when Bass came out and published his tell-all memoir Out of Sync. Now, Bass has built a career that travels far outside the '90s boy band universe and enters realms of space travel advocacy, writing, LGBTQ activism, and life coaching.

One of his latest projects includes a partnership with TJ Maxx called The Maxx You Project, an initiative dedicated to helping women embrace the ways personal style evolves during different emotional (and physical) seasons. The initiative includes a Changing Room Experience (touring eight different cities), where women can receive a personal styling and life coach session.

During a recent trip to New York, I was lucky enough to chat with Bass about how coming out helped him embrace fashion, the loneliness he felt during *NSYNC, and the benefits of married life.

Lance Bass is living out his Brady Bunch dreams!

A year after the former *NSYNC star was outbid by HGTV to purchase the house, whose iconic facade served as the exterior of the Brady family home on the hit sitcom, Bass was welcomed inside the newly renovated Studio City, California residence.

In a video posted to Instagram on Monday, Bass and his husband Michael Turchin were given an exclusive tour of the home that HGTV recently redesigned to look exactly as it did on the beloved '70s sitcom - and they certainly did not disappoint.

Though Bass, 40, was initially disappointed to lose out on buying the home, the star said he was very excited to see what HGTV did and couldn't think of anyone better to buy the property.

"Now we all remember I almost got this house but I'm super excited HGTV got it because I know it's in good hands," he told the camera before entering the residence. "Honey, I'm home!"

Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel are enjoying the last bits of summer with a trip to the Italian countryside, making us all jealous with their scenic social media posts.

On Sunday (Sept. 15), the crooner posted a video of the couple cruising down the Tuscany roads in a convertible. "Ciao bella," Timberlake is heard saying, before Biel waves to the camera and signs off, "Arrivederci!" The duo looks relaxed and happy during their much-needed time off.

Two weeks ago, Timberlake, Biel and their 4-year-old son Silas were in Switzerland, as the singer took a swing in the Celebrity Pro-Am gold tournament ahead of the Omega European Masters.

Check out their Italian getaway below.

The new Fisher Stevens film, Palmer, will star Justin Timberlake as the title character Eddie Palmer, production company SK Global announced last week. It begins shooting in the fall.

The singer/actor has appeared in some 20 films, including The Social Network, Friends With Benefits, Inside Llewyn Davis, Alpha Dog and Trouble With the Curve, and recently voiced Branch in the Trolls sequel Trolls World Tour.

In talking about the film to Billboard, director Stevens refers to Timberlake's character and "his relationship with an eight-year-old boy in rural red state America."

"Justin is an ex high school football star, gets a scholarship to a big school, gets injured, gets addicted to pain killers. This is all backstory," Fisher explains elevator pitch-style. "Comes back home, thrown out of school and gets into a lot of trouble, tries to rob a very rich family in town, gets caught, attempted manslaughter.

"He's getting out of jail 10 years later, comes to live with his grandmother. Next door is a beautiful 30-year-old woman who's a meth addict, who has an eight-year-old boy, who likes to play with dolls and dress up as a girl in red state America. Justin's grandmother is co-parenting this boy with the meth addict mom who is always off trying to cop dope."

Stevens was in Toronto for the premieres of two films, the Leonard DiCaprio-backed documentary And We Go Green about Formula E racing, which he co-directed with Malcolm Venville, as well as for his role in the '50s-style detective story Motherless Brooklyn, directed by and starring Edward Norton.

Tiger Woods is teaming up with Justin Timberlake to help the Bahamas.

Woods, the champion golfer, and Timberlake, the Grammy-winning singer, are helping set up a fund to provide aid and relief for victims of Hurricane Dorian in the Bahamas.

The celebrities will work with the Royal Bank of Canada, as well as a luxury brand and a Bahamian resort in the relief effort. "As a strong believer in philanthropy and teamwork, I'm excited to partner with my friends @jtimberlake, #NEXUSLuxuryCollection, @rbc and @albanybahamas to establish the ONE Bahamas Fund in support of Hurricane Dorian relief, recovery and rebuilding efforts," Woods said Thursday in a series of tweets. Woods, Timberlake and their partners have already pledged $6 million for the fund and promise to match donations made by the public. "Help us turn this first $6 million into $12 million, and join our efforts to restore and rebuild The Bahamas," Woods wrote. Donations can be made at onebahamasfund.org.

Having been in show business for over two decades now, Lance Bass has had his fair share of notable encounters with other celebrities.

Between his days as one-fifth of *NSYNC around the turn of the millennium when all of pop music's biggest acts would go in and out of MTV's "TRL" on a daily basis (think: run-ins with rival boy band the Backstreet Boys) to more recently befriending former "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" stalwart, Lisa Vanderpump, Bass has more than a few fun stories to tell.

Recently, while promoting his Bookable Changing Rooms initiative with TJ Maxx, the former boy bander took a trip down memory lane with In The Know, sharing some of his funniest, sweetest and wildest celebrity run-ins from over the years.

Legendary songwriter Max Martin is writing his way into the musical world with & Juliet, which will feature his prolific body of work as a songwriter. From No. 1 hits like Britney Spears' "...Baby One More Time," Backstreet Boys' "I Want It That Way" and Katy Perry's "Roar," renditions of Martin's golden tracks will be featured on the & Juliet (Original London Cast Recording) soundtrack, which Atlantic Records will release on all digital streaming platforms Nov. 20.

The new West End musical explores the different twists and turns Shakespeare's original Romeo and Juliet play could've made, like "What if Juliet's famous ending was really just her beginning? What if she decided to choose her own fate?" according to the press release.

& Juliet seeks to comically answer these questions as the main damsel in distress gets down to the most iconic pop songs of the last three decades during her journey of self-discovery post-Romeo. Martin and film producer Tim Headington will present & Juliet in a limited circuit at the Manchester Opera House starting Wednesday (Sept. 11) until Oct. 12 before beginning performances Nov. 20 at London's Shaftesbury Theatre. Tickets are available here.

Other renowned songs on the 30-song musical soundtrack include "Can't Feel My Face" by The Weeknd and "Can't Stop the Feeling!" by Justin Timberlake, part of Martin's impressive songwriting resume as he holds the third spot for most-ever written No. 1 singles (22) on the Billboard Hot 100, following Paul McCartney (32) and John Lennon (26). The musical will feature one original pop anthem, "One More Try," arranged by Grammy-winning musical supervisor/orchestrator/producer Bill Sherman and Grammy award-winning producer/composer/multi-instrumentalist Dominic Fallacaro.

Lance Bass is many things: Former boy-bander. Filmmaker. Space exploration advocate. Devoted husband. Southern gentleman. Kardashian confidant. Really, the list goes on and on. But ever the over-achiever, Bass has decided to add two new titles to his resume: stylist and life coach. Well, kinda.

For his latest endeavor, the *NSYNC member has teamed up with T.J. Maxx for the company's Maxx You Project, which aims to help women embrace their individuality and the changes that come with different stages of life. Bass was on hand in New York City to celebrate the mission's newest launch, a styling and life-coaching service called the Changing Room Experience (it will tour eight U.S. cities from now through October; for more info, visit maxxyouproject.com).

I stopped by the store to experience the magic for myself with my colleague, Jen - and Bass was up to the challenge of styling not one but two InStyle editors. After asking about our fashion preferences (no major trends, a shared penchant for wearing all black, and a love of outerwear) he browsed a rack stocked with fall staples. "Our goal today is to send you both home with something that has color," he said. "Pops of color are my favorite - they're kind of my thing. So we're gonna go out on a limb here and find something that you're not totally used to!'

After assessing each of our personal styles, Bass proceeded to pick out a few of his favorite pieces for us. "I'm telling you, animal print is so trendy right now," he said, handing Jen a cheetah-print sweater. Then, holding a black star-patterned jacket toward me, he said, "Everyone needs a nice leather bomber, and this one's good - it's very rocker. You can wear it with some ripped jeans and a cute crop top." I do love a good star-themed piece, if I must say so myself.

After setting aside our finds, Bass switched into life-coaching mode. His top tips for living a balanced life include but are not limited to drinking a full glass of water right when he wakes up, stretching "like a cat" to get your blood flowing in the morning, and finding a meditation method that works. ("I visualize this little town made of ice and every time I go back there, I add a little something," he said. "I started doing it when Frozen came out.")

Though he was the one asking the questions for most of our time together, we were able to turn the tables on Bass and ask him a few. The candid star opened up about way more than just his style journey. Keep reading for our full chat with Bass, which includes the revelation that he ignored his interest in fashion to hide his sexuality during *NSYNC's heyday as well as the latest update on his journey to fatherhood (which he says is happening soon!).

The Mayor alum Bernard David Jones, Laci Mosley (Florida Girls) and Jerry Minor (Dr. Ken) are set as leads in Eko's upcoming digital series Scroll Wheel of Time, the first show ordered under the new multiseries partnership between creative studio Bullitt and the interactive entertainment platform. Rounding out the cast are James Adomian (Harold and Kumar Escape From Guantanamo), Joey Fatone (My Big Fat Greek Wedding 1 and 2), Neil Casey (Champagne ILL), Carl Tart (Comedy Bang! Bang!), Marc Evan Jackson (The Good Place), Thomas Barbusca (The Mick), Esther Povitsky (Crazy Ex-Girlfriend), Baron Vaughn (Grace and Frankie), Scrubs alum Neil Flynn, Eugene Cordero (Tacoma FD), Kyle Dunnigan (Inside Amy Schumer), Ellen Etten (Two Woke Gurls), Tawny Newsome (Bajillion Dollar Properties) and musicians George Clinton, Bootsy Collins and Kid n' Play. It's slated to premiere in 2020.

Created by Paul Scheer and Nick Giovannetti, and executive produced by Todd Makurath and Luke Ricci, Scroll Wheel of Time is a time-traveling buddy comedy that centers on an up-and-coming rap duo from Atlanta who are given an old-school iPod that is actually a time-traveling device. Each track they select sends them back to that time period to meet the artist. Throughout the story, viewers will be able to choose how the rappers interact with the musical icons they meet.

Jessica Biel was at the Toronto International Film Festival this weekend promoting her newest project, "Limetown." The thriller, based on a podcast, is set to premiere on Facebook Watch next month.

The star, solo on the carpet, looked amazing in Louis Vuitton.

"Extra" asked Jessica if she would ever work with her superstar husband, Justin Timberlake, to which she replied, "I would love to produce him in something - I would love to be his boss."

In "Limetown," Biel is taking on another strong character, this time playing Lia Haddock, who investigates the dark secret behind the disappearance of a whole, fictional town. "I don't know why I continue to make myself suffer like this," she said, "but I love it - I love it! I love these characters filled with pathos and trauma and family history and dysfunction."

Picture this: You're in an Uber, stuck in traffic, and watching your estimated arrival time bump closer and closer to when you're supposed to be somewhere. It's enough to stress anyone out, but there's extra pressure since this isn't just any appointment I'm heading to. It's a personal styling session with Lance Bass from *NSYNC - my all-time favorite boy-bander and first-ever celebrity crush.

Of course, it's not the least bit romantic of a meet-up, and purely for work purposes, but the nerves are there nevertheless, especially since the idea of clothes shopping fills me with instant dread. Are the outfits going to fit? Will I even find anything I like? Or will I leave embarrassed and disappointed? Luckily, that last answer winds up being a big "no." Still, the feels are real - my '90s nostalgia is bubbling up, along with pesky childhood insecurities of having *no idea* how to dress.

To quickly rewind and explain: Bass teamed up with TJ Maxx's The Changing Room Experience, a country-wide tour where women can enter between now and Sept. 13 to win an hour-long session - half personal styling, half life-coaching - in cities including Chicago, Nashville, and San Francisco. (More details are on The Maxx You Project's website). While the singer hosts the NYC event in late August, model and wellness entrepreneur Danika Brysha and beauty expert-slash-author Africa Miranda are taking over the rest of the tour.

While I enter the Manhattan TJ Maxx a little anxious, I quickly feel at ease when Bass and I sit down to chat. "Styling is all about confidence," he explains. "You want to feel great in what you are wearing and I like to put people out of their comfort zone a little bit." Throughout our mini style sesh, that's exactly what he does.

Sure, Bass may exude confidence now, but he admits, "I was the most insecure during the *NSYNC days. I look back at all the interviews of me... and I'm like, who is that person? I would talk real shy, like down here," he says with his voice dropping, "Because I was afraid of people figuring out who I was. I was hiding this huge secret." That fear hindered his dancing, singing, and overall presence.

Justin Timberlake is set to star in Fisher Stevens' upcoming drama feature Palmer for SK Global, which will begin production this fall.

Academy Award-winning producer Charles B. Wessler (Green Book) will produce alongside SK Global co-CEOs John Penotti and Charlie Corwin. Sidney Kimmel and Daniel Nadler will also produce. SK Global and Nadler will co-finance the film, the script of which appeared on the 2016 Blacklist.

Palmer, written by Cheryl Guerriero, follows a former college football phenomenon named Eddie Palmer (Timberlake) who, after a stint in prison, returns to his hometown to get his life back on track. There, he faces not only lingering conflicts from his past but also a much more surprising challenge as he finds himself suddenly in charge of a unique young boy who has been abandoned by his wayward mother.

Penotti and Corwin stated, "Justin and Fisher bring a resonant perspective to this emotional story. It is both timely and ultimately a hopeful, entertaining story about the resilience and power of human kindness."

Timberlake recently wrapped production on the upcoming DreamWorks animated feature Trolls World Tour, a sequel to the breakout success Trolls which grossed over $346 worldwide and earned Timberlake a Best Original Song Oscar nomination for his chart-topping hit, "Can't Stop the Feeling!". Trolls World Tour opens on April 17, 2020. Additionally, Timberlake has appeared in a number of features including the Coen Brother's Inside Llewyn Davis, Clint Eastwood's Trouble With the Curve, and David Fincher's The Social Network.

One could do worse than to have a date night with not one, but two charming companions. So Lisa Vanderpump was in a lucky situation indeed on September 5, when she found herself on a date night that looked downright dreamy.

In an Instagram post, the Vanderpump Rules boss shared a photo of herself out to dinner with two good-looking males. To her left was her good friend Lance Bass, and with him was Lisa's fluffy four-legged baby Giggy.

Actor, musician and avid golfer Justin Timberlake is to play for the first time in the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship, organisers have confirmed.

The 10-time Grammy award-winning musician and four-time Emmy award-winning actor will play alongside world number four Justin Rose in the event, which takes place from September 26 to 29 over the Old Course at St Andrews, Carnoustie and Kingsbarns.

Timberlake and Rose have paired before in the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, and Rose has fond memories at the Alfred Dunhill Links, having finished runner-up in 2007.

With a prize fund of $5 million, the championship incorporates two separate competitions - an individual professional tournament for the world's leading golfers and a team event in which the professionals are paired with some of the most celebrated amateur golfers which creates a unique atmosphere.

To the countless *NSYNC fans around the globe, Lance Bass was on top of the world during the group's peak. He had fame, fortune, and millions of voices singing along to the songs his name was stamped across. However, if you looked at Lance's demeanor on his rise to success, you might have spotted that he was somewhat withdrawn.

"I had zero confidence when I was in *NSYNC," Lance told POPSUGAR during an interview where he partnered with T.J.Maxx's The Maxx You Project, a part styling, part life-coaching experience that encourages women to embrace who they are.

You'd think a guy with everything on the outside would be over the moon on the inside, but as you might have experienced yourself, that's not how things tend to work. In Lance's reality, he was holding a huge piece of himself back, and that impacted the way he acted.

"If you look at any interviews of me back in the day, I'm real shy and I don't really talk much and I mumble, because I thought people were going to figure out my truth if I spoke too much and used certain words, they'd be like, 'Wait, I think you might be gay,'" Lance said. "I was so afraid people were going to find out who I was."

That insecurity played into how Lance dressed, too. He wore oversize, dark clothes as an additional effort to hide his sexuality. "I wanted to disappear. I never wanted to stand out," he said.

All that has changed now that Lance is out of the closet and feels comfortable expressing himself, like he did in that bright pink suit at the 2019 MTV VMAs. He said that once he stopped being scared of who he was, his life and career completely changed.

The 2019 MTV Video Music Awards wrapped up last week, and one teenage heartthrob had the entire world swooning just like we did over his baggy jeans and white sneakers as bass singer of *NSYNC in 1995.

For a very special 20 year anniversary of the band's first performance at the VMAs, former band member Lance Bass paid a special tribute to *NSYNC with a white "Tearin' Up My Heart" T-shirt tucked under his hot pink Mr Turk suit. Is your heart okay? Because mine was not after seeing his look and having the chance to sit down with him and talk about it.

With his bright pink suit paired with bold blue hair, Bass stepped onto the Red Carpet with an air of confidence that comes off as inherit. But the American pop star wasn't always this sure about himself, that's why when you look back at photos from his *NSYNC days, it feels like you're looking at a completely different person - because you are.

"Before when I was with *NSYNC, I felt like I had to be so boring because I didn't want anyone to know my secret that I was hiding," Bass tells Prevention.com. "Our style was a little baggier with bright white shoes. I felt like it wasn't me."

Bass struggled to be his true self for many years, but all of that changed once he came out as gay to the world in 2006. "Now that I've been able to be myself and come out, I love being able to play with fashion."

Today, he's partnering with TJ Maxx for the Maxx You Project to help women embrace who they are and get dressed with confidence. Here are Bass's best tips for dressing and feeling like a 10 every time.

Some fashion moments are better left in the past.

Nobody knows that better than Lance Bass, who rocked more than a few head-scratching ensembles during his time in boy band *NSYNC, which famously donned coordinated looks for red carpet appearances during their heyday around the turn of the millennium.

Whether it was five all-denim looks, matching pleather trench coats over oversized turtlenecks or five looks that we're not sure ever really went together, Lance, Justin, J.C., Joey and Chris proved countless times that they knew how to stand out on the red carpet.

Recently, Lance took a trip down memory lane with In The Know while promoting his Bookable Changing Rooms initiative with TJ Maxx and shared his thoughts on some of *NSYNC's most memorable red carpet moments years later, reflecting on how he's grown since those years of early stardom.

"Your individuality comes out of what you're wearing, and it can give you a lot of confidence. Looking back at my *NSYNC years, I was not confident at all in what I wore," he explained. "I look back at that and what I wore and I'm like, 'That's not me.'"

"It wasn't until I was able to embrace my true identity and able to come out that I was able to reflect that in what I wore and started wearing brighter colors and wearing more fitted clothes," Lance added. "I just felt like me at that point."

Justin Timberlake has been teasing his musical comeback for over the past couple weeks, sharing various pics on IG of him collaborating with artists in the studio. We recently saw JT working with rising female sensation Lizzo, and now he's got Meek Mill in the studio.

Moments ago, Meek shared a black & white photo of him and JT in the studio, leaving the caption "I still believe in you and meeee! @justintimberlake @breakitdwn @takdcr."

Now a few days earlier, JT shared a photo of him and Meek chopping it up outside, while JT rocked a sweatshirt that read "did you miss me?" on the back of it, maybe hinting at some sort of theme? JT left the caption "building" as well, hinting that the two were working on something.

Sponsoring the European Masters - the Swiss leg of golf's European Tour - since 2001, Omega made sure the 2019 edition swung into action with a star-studded tee-off on Wednesday 28 August. The annual pre-tournament Pro-Am event brought a roster of international celebrities to the Alpine greens of Crans-sur-Sierre in Crans-Montana, 1,500m above sea level. This year's Celebrity Masters involved a full day's play with 52 teams of four players each.

Many of the sport's top professional players were spotted throughout the day, including Omega ambassadors Rory McIlroy, Sergio Garcia (who won the tournament in 2005) and Tommy Fleetwood, who were all wearing the Seamaster Aqua Terra "Ultra Light", a new sports watch developed by the brand using ultra-light Gamma Titanium - a titanium-aluminium alloy - and weighing just 55 grams.

Celebrity players who joined the competition included Justin Timberlake, Niall Horan, Dennis Quaid, Anthony Mackie and Michael Pena.

During a celebration party held at Cry d'Er restaurant, situated at 2,200 metres in the Alps, where music was provided courtesy of Swiss rocker Bastion Baker, Omega President and CEO, Raynald Aeschlimann, presented Timberlake - the top celebrity scorer of the day - with his Celebrity Masters trophy.

On Instagram, fans said they couldn't wait to hear what the two were working on, but others were skeptical, referencing Timberlake's past Super Bowl controversy with Janet Jackson.

Now, Lizzo herself is talking about the collab, and she's nothing but positive.

"I had fun doing it," Lizzo told Entertainment Tonight. "Collaborations, for me, is about the energy and the relationship. I mean, it is Justin Timberlake, so I am not trying to be like, 'Ahh, I didn't have a good vibe with Justin Timberlake.'"

She added, "We had a lot of fun, we laughed a lot, he's got great energy. And so do I, and so whatever we do will be made from love and made from fun."

While Lizzo didn't indicate when we'd hear the collaboration, she did tease, "He gets lit in the studio. He goes crazy. He was like, 'Turn up!' It's his world, we're all kind of living in it."

But the "Juice" star doesn't need JT's help to succeed.

Lance Bass thought the "universe didn't want" him to have kids.

The 40-year-old singer and his husband Michael Turchin are currently exploring surrogacy options so they can start a family together, and Lance has now said that after having "gone through seven donors" and hit "a lot of walls", he began to think he was never destined to be a father.

He said: "There's a lot of walls that you hit. I mean we've been working for about a year and a half on creating our family. We've gone through seven donors ... it gets frustrating. And then there's a point where you're like, 'Well maybe the universe doesn't want me to have kids.' I mean, my whole life I've had this dream of starting a family and then you're like, 'Is this just not meant to be?'."

The *NSYNC star and his spouse aren't giving up though, and Lance is now sure that kids are "in the cards" for the couple.

He added: "But we're still going through it, I do think it's meant for us. It's in the cards, and I hope within the next ... very soon I can announce something very positive. I'm hoping for 2020."

Forget about a suit and tie! All these two need is a club and ball.

As Justin Timberlake enjoyed a summer getaway to Switzerland, the music superstar was able to savor some time on the golf course with his son Silas.

But instead of just exploring the 18 holes and picture-perfect views, Justin wanted to pass down his golfing skills. What came next was a Kodak moment caught on tape.

While wearing a pink and purple floral polo with khaki pants, J.T. demonstrated the skills you need to win big.

And although Silas is only four years old, the growing boy appeared to enjoy every moment as he wore a polo shirt with shorts.

As part of receiving the annual Michael Jackson Video Vanguard award, Missy Elliott was honoured with a tribute to her from many of her friends, collaborators and admirers, including Lizzo, Ciara, Justin Timberlake, and Timbaland. The video compilation is very sweet, with many of the biggest stars in the world (correctly) acknowledging how influential the hip-hop star has been over the course of her legendary career. Watch the tribute below.

Lance Bass is throwing it back to 1999! On the 2019 MTV Video Music Awards red carpet, the *NSYNC band member revealed to Access Hollywood's Lilliana Vazquez that the white T-shirt under his hot pink suit paid tribute to his group's first-ever performance at the annual award show, which happened nearly 20 years ago. He had the words to their iconic hit, "Tearin' Up My Heart" embroidered on the t-shirt along with hearts and tears. Plus, Lance reveals the hilarious spot in his house where he put one of his eight VMA moonmen.

Joey Fatone practically hyperventilates when he talks about flying Star Wars' Millennium Falcon.

It's a full-size replica of the starship Han Solo and Chewbacca fly -- complete with major thrills.

"It's nerve-wracking! Lots of stuff is flying at you!" says the entertainer, formerly and forever known as a member of boy band *NSYNC. "One person steers up and down, the other steers left to right. You gotta be in sync! Get it?"

We get it.

And you can sit in the Solo seat, too, starting Thursday, when Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge, a 14-acre themed land, opens at Disney's Hollywood Studios.

Galaxy's Edge recreates the village "Black Spire Outpost" on the "wild frontier planet of Batuu." Basically, it looks like an outpost on the moon, and it's similar to the Pandora area of Disney's Animal Kingdom in one key way: when you step into the themed land, it feels like you're in another world.

Millennium Falcon thrill ride has already opened to rave reviews at Disneyland in California.

"It's probably the coolest interactive ride I've ever been on," says Fatone, who recently helped Disney preview the Epcot International Food & Wine Festival.

Fatone performs Nov. 12-14 with a few of his famous friends, including *NSYNC's Chris Kirkpatrick, as part of the fest's concert series.

Thursday's a huge day at Disney, with the opening of Galaxy's Edge and also the start of the Food and Wine Festival, which runs a record 87 days this year, from Friday through Nov. 23.

One of music's biggest stars returned to his hometown and gave an impromptu performance on Wednesday night.

Memphis native Justin Timberlake sang "Tennessee Whiskey" on stage at B.B. King's Blue Club on Beale Street.

Timberlake had previously sang the song alongside Chris Stapleton during a live performance at the 2015 CMA Awards.

The two also sang a duet version of Timberlake's song "Drink You Away" during the CMA performance.

Justin Timberlake, Tom Holland, Dennis Quaid, Anthony Mackie, Michael Pena and Niall Horan.

This year's Pro-Am at the OMEGA Masters, to be held on Wednesday, Aug. 28, has attracted a diverse range of stars from the world of music and cinema, who along with their red carpet credentials share a passion for the game.

Adding star power from the golfing world are OMEGA ambassadors Rory McIlroy, Sergio Garcia and Tommy Fleetwood.

The golfers will each captain a team of celebrities as they tough it out for the trophy in the spectacular setting.

OMEGA's celebrity guests are sure to keep the mood light, but they will be competing for their chosen charity, so spectators can expect focused play along with the festive spirit.

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It's been more than two years since the release of Ctrl, SZA's breakout debut album, and fans are eagerly awaiting her next release. While she doesn't have an exact date yet, she discussed her work on the new project and recent studio sessions with Justin Timberlake and BROCKHAMPTON in an interview with Kerwin Frost.

"So yesterday I was in the studio with Justin Timberlake and that was kind of nuts. We made a really cool song and I couldn't believe it," she said. "We're on the same label I heard, which I didn't know until yesterday. And he was like, 'I wanna work with you and I was like, 'Why?' And he was like, 'Shut up, let's just make stuff.' And we did and it was really great."

The New Jersey singer explained that she felt her energy align with Timberlake's:

"Before I was like, 'What the fuck am I doing in the studio with Justin Timberlake right now? This is crazy.' But when I heard his music and we started singing together and the harmonies and the note choices that we were finding together, it's like, 'Oh, we speak the same language. The same frequency.' I understood where he was going before he could finish a run, and I wanted to be in that tandem."

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Joey Fatone of *NSYNC fame is heading to Epcot International Food & Wine Festival, Disney announced Friday.

The performer will take the stage at the America Gardens Theatre for the festival's Eat to the Beat concert series November 12 through 14. And he will be bringing along a few "friends."

Chris Kirkpatrick, Ryan Cabrera and a "surprise" guest will join Fatone.

"It's going to be great," Fatone told Spectrum News. "We have a 13-piece band. We're going to be going through different genres of music, kind of have a little fun with it and being interactive with the audience as well."

Other acts schedule to perform during the festival include Plain White T's (August 29-31), Tiffany (September 13-15), Hanson (October 28-30) and Boyz II Men (November 4-6).

The Epcot International Food & Wine Festival runs August 29 through November 23.

Lance Bass is doing everything he can to become a father.

The former *NSYNC singer was on the Heather Dubrow's World podcast and spoke about the difficult process of trying to have children via egg donors with husband Michael Turchin.

"We're getting close" Bass said. "I know we keep saying this every time I come on your show....It's been a process. You know, we went through seven donors, but this seventh one looks like it worked! So, hopefully in the next few weeks I'll be able to announce some nice celebration. They will be here next - I say 'they' because, of course, we're trying to go for twins, but that's, you know, still up in the air. But yeah, so next year, 2020 babies!"

The 40-year-old also spoke about his potential kids' astrological signs, and the fact that he'd rather they not be Geminis.

"If we end up getting pregnant, like, soon, that puts them right on the border of Taurus-Gemini," he said. "So, we had to do it now for them to stay a Taurus."

As for becoming a parent, Bass said, "I've been ready, are you kidding me? It's been delayed so much. Like, I'm just kind of like itching to be a dad. You know, I'm 40 now. So, I mean, it's time. I've been waiting for this."

Joey Fatone of the Grammy-nominated pop group *NSYNC chatted with Digital Journal about his latest ventures, which include hosting "Common Knowledge" on the Game Show Network, his podcast, his hot dog business Fat Ones, and being on "The Masked Singer."

Last month, on July 12, Fatone hosted "90's Night" at Mulcahy's Pub and Concert Hall in Wantagh, New York. This marked Fatone third time appearing at this Long Island venue, where the group Larger Than Life performed. "It was my third time there. The first two times it was packed, and now it was great to be back there after 4th of July," he said.

"The guys at Larger Than Life are fun. They always put on a good show. I can't believe how many songs they actually do in their set for that long of a time. They are out of their mind," he said with a sweet laugh.

Fatone is the host of Game Show Network's "Common Knowledge" series. "It's a lot of fun. It's a great gig. For me, it's exciting since I am always engaged in the questions. I don't read the questions prior so when I do ask the questions, I really don't know what the answers are as well, so I follow along with them. I am playing along with them," he said. "It's a blast and so much fun."

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Lance Bass and Joey Fatone may have said "bye, bye, bye" to the wildly popular band *NSYNC in 2002 - along with the other members - but they've remained good friends who love cooking together and sharing recipe ideas. Boy banders turned foodies, if you will.

Their cooking skills have also been on display throughout the years, like when Bass and his mom appeared on My Kitchen Rules to compete against other mother-son teams and Fatone hosted the show My Family Recipe Rocks, where the focus was on amateur home cooks and family-loved recipes.

Lance and Joey recently partnered with Heluva Good! Dips and shared their favorite summer entertaining ideas, recipe tips and their biggest disasters in the kitchen. Find out what they like to make at home and get a flatbread recipe from these musical friends who also turn out some fine food.

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Brandy has us all curious about her next album. The R&B veteran has been hard at work in the studio cooking up tunes for her fans to enjoy.

Earlier this week, she was spotted in the studio with Pharrell Williams, Justin Timberlake and her brother Ray J. There aren't many details available about the studio session. However, songwriter Akil King (also known as Fresh), confirmed on Instagram that a song was written; it's unclear whose song it is right now.

"Today I got to [write] a song with @pharrell, @justintimberlake, @4everbrandy, @kaydence [and @rayj. God working different. I'm speechless. Like, damn what a day," he wrote on his Instagram Stories.

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*NSYNC heartthrobs Lance Bass and Joey Fatone know a thing or two about summer entertaining. About midway through our conversation, Joey admits the summer pool parties he used to throw in his early twenties have drastically changed now that he's a proud dad of two daughters, Briahna and Kloey. "For a while, it was 'single and ready to mingle' and now a bunch of us have kids, so the party changes a bit. It went from Playboy Bunnies to kids," he said with a laugh.

In July, besties and former bandmates Lance and Joey partnered with Heluva Good to show off a two-person pool float with designated areas for snacks and beverages, named the "SS Snacker." Anndd even if your invite to Lance and Joey's next summer bash got lost in the mail, you still have plenty of time to throw the most epic pool party for your crew.

"People are always going to leave a party talking about the food, the music, and the atmosphere," said Joey. "You want to get a good variety of music. For me, I like '80s. Throw in a little bit of '90s, you got a good party going on."

"Summertime is our season," added Lance. "Joey and I are both not that formal. We just want everyone to have a good time. It's an open-door policy at my house. People come over and bring their friends. We open up the pool and have amazing snacks." (Psst, check out Lance and Joey's summer BLT flatbread recipe here.)

As for an official *NSYNC reunion? Turns out we'll just have to wait and see. Lance and Joey were tight lipped about a possible reunion being in the works, but they revealed that they've considered making a comeback as a foursome after their surprise appearance during pop star Ariana Grande's Coachella headlining set. While performing their smash hit, "Tearin' Up My Heart," the quartet demonstrated they were capable of bringing the house down without Justin Timberlake, who launched a massive solo career following the best-selling group's indefinite hiatus in 2002.

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The CHARM Foundation will hold their annual Back To School Bash this Sunday, August 4th at the Kirkpatrick Center in East Nashville. Each year, the CHARM "Back To School Bash" helps children to prepare for the school year by providing them with school supplies. These resources will help children get off to a great start for the school year with free backpacks, hygiene kits, health screenings, school supplies, dental screenings, haircuts and more.

The CHARM Foundation is founded by Jaclyn Stapp, philanthropist, award-winning children's author, mother, and wife of Grammy award winning singer Scott Stapp of Creed. Growing up with humble beginnings, Jaclyn started CHARM at 17 years old as a way to give back to the community. The organization has been profiled by People Magazine, The Dr. OZ Show, ABC News, Good Morning America and more.

EVENT INFO:

Back To School Bash 2019
Sunday, August 4
1 PM- 4 PM
Kirkpatrick Center
998 Sevier Court
Nashville, TN 37206

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"There's nothing like the taste of a BLT," says Joey Fatone. "For a summer twist on these classic flavors, spread Heluva Good! French Onion dip onto a crispy flatbread and top with lettuce, tomato and bacon pieces for the perfect poolside snack."

Check out the recipe here.

Fans will be able to delve into the Spider-Verse with their friendly neighborhood Spider-Man this fall in Salt Lake City when actor Tom Holland, who plays the titular hero, makes his way to FanX: Salt Lake Comic Convention on Sept. 5-7.

Holland was announced as a guest for the convention Tuesday morning, joining an already star-studded lineup including *NSYNC favorites Chris Kirkpatrick and Joey Fatone, comedy classic Kel Mitchell and "Harry Potter" stars Jason Isaacs and Matthew Lewis.

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July 29, 2000

*NSYNC - Justin Timberlake, JC Chasez, Chris Kirkpatrick, Joey Fatone and Lance Bass - began a two-week stay atop the Billboard Hot 100 with "It's Gonna Be Me," the only No. 1 of the boy band's six top 10s.

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Chris Kirkpatrick Of *NSYNC Joins Us In-Studio!

Is it possible that there will be an *NSYNC reunion? And what about our own band, NSTYNC? Plus, we laugh a lot because this dude is HILARIOUS!

When it comes to opening up about his firsts, Lance Bass has no strings attached.

The *NSYNC star proved this to be true while playing a round of "First Thing First" on Monday's episode of Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen.

During the game, Andy Cohen asked the former boy band member about the first time he joined the "mile high club."

"It was on a BBJ," the 40-year-old singer recalled, clarifying that he did the dirty on a Boeing Business Jet. "Because it has a bed."

Bass also revealed he shared this first-time experience with a woman. When the Bravo host asked the artist, who is gay, if he regularly had sex with women during his time in the band, Bass replied, "I was doing it, and doing it and doing it well. We did what we had to do to survive."

He also recalled coming out to Britney Spears in 2004 after she tied the knot with Jason Alexander in Las Vegas.

"I went up to Vegas to kind of see the craziness that was happening, and she was a little upset once she realized what she had done," he recalled. "Because, you know, it was like a funny thing, and then she started, like, really crying and, like, she was so upset. And so, I took her to her room, and we're sitting on the bed and she wouldn't stop crying. So, I was like, 'I'm gay.' And it made her stop crying. She chuckled."

Lance Bass is trying to clean up the tea he accidentally spilled. During a recent interview on the Reality Bytes podcast with Rob Evors, the *NSYNC member decided to share a few details about Jax Taylor and Brittany Cartwright's summer wedding. While praising the special event, Lance casually dropped a bombshell about another Vanderpump Rules couple.

"The big talk around the wedding was that there was this rumor that maybe Katie Maloney and Tom Schwartz could possibly not be married because they might have done their paperwork wrong," he shared with guests Jamie-Lynn Sigler and Brett Gursky.

Fast-forward to today where Lance appeared on ABC's Strahan & Sara to explain himself.

"Lot of times, people forget that I've been in entertainment news for the last 15 years. So, you know, when there's pieces of nuggets out there, I'm going to talk about it," he explained on the show. "I didn't know it was a secret."

Lance continued, "I don't know reality television like that. I was able to talk about the wedding. I was discussing the wedding. Just a little nugget. I apologize. I'm sorry. You'll just have to watch. You'll have to see the show to see what really happens."

For those not up to date on all the SUR connections, Lance was invited to Jax and Brittany's wedding because he's a longtime friend of the groom. He also stepped in to officiate after his best friend Lisa Vanderpump wasn't sure if she could attend. Ultimately, everyone was able to be part of the special day that took place in a Kentucky castle.

"I mean, it was gorgeous, it was so amazing," Lance shared when recalling the wedding. "Beautiful."

Strahan & Sara airs weekdays at 1 p.m. ET and 12 CT/PT on ABC.

Tony Romo entered the final round of the American Century Championship celebrity golf tournament with a commanding nine-point lead.

The former Dallas Cowboys quarterback and defending tournament champion didn't let up as Sunday's final round got underway at Edgewood Tahoe, shooting 3-under-par through the first four holes to push his lead into double digits before coasting into the clubhouse with one of the largest margins of victory in tournament history.

One of the more star-studded groupings of the day included receiver Larry Fitzgerald, quarterback Aaron Rodgers and singer Justin Timberlake.

"It gets your adrenaline going," said Timberlake on playing in the tournament. "It feels like a major out here and it also feels like a rock concert. It is hard to describe. The energy has been great and everybody has been great."

Timberlake finished in 38th place with 16 points.

"They have been going right and left. I have been playing a lot of Army golf today, just right, left, right, left," said Timberlake on his round. "The wind has been the biggest factor today for sure. It kind of whips the greens up and they get a little bumpy as well so putting is really challenging as well, too."

Over on Strahan & Sara, Kandi Burruss and Lance Bass will have co-hosting duties (Monday and Tuesday for Burruss and Wednesday-Friday for Bass). They will be joined by The Real Housewives of New York and the founders of the Museum of Ice Cream.

Justin Timberlake needs CPR after making his first birdie of the second-round at the American Century Championship.

"Let's see that 'Sexy Back' swing!" Kacey Adams, of Roseville, shouts to Justin Timberlake as he prepares to tee off. A wave of laughter ripples through the gallery swarmed around hole No. 6 at Edgewood Tahoe.

Timberlake, wearing a trim-fitting polo, khakis and Air Jordans, doesn't react - not a smile, not a smirk, not a chuckle.

JT - arguably the biggest star playing in the American Century Championship golf tournament - is laser-focused. Plus, it's no doubt the 8,000th time the 10-time Grammy Award winner has heard "SexyBack," his 2006 lead single off of "FutureSex/LoveSounds," punned on a golf course.

Narrow-eyed and tight-jawed, the singer/dancer/actor triple-threat is acting like a professional golfer on this sun-splashed Friday at Edgewood Tahoe for round one of the American Century Championship.

Indeed, Timberlake is not your average celebrity golfer. He's not just hitting the links for giggles. Playing in his fourth ACC, Timberlake's best finish from three previous appearances is 21st place (out of nearly 100 participants) in 2016. Further exemplifying how serious JT is about golf, the chart-topping artist is wearing a ball cap with the words "Big Creek Golf Club" - a golf club in Arkansas, per a Google search - stitched on it.

As he tunes out the song title puns, Timberlake takes practice swings. A few feet away, Tony Romo, next to the tee after JT, is taking practice swings of his own. Their swings are practically mirroring each other.

On July 12, the boy band Larger Than Life performed at Mulcahy's Pub and Concert Hall, with special guest host Joey Fatone of *NSYNC, who is also a television host. DJ Mike Savage provided the musical entertainment for the night.

In his opening speech, Fatone remarked, "What's up Mulcahy's? How are you all doing? This is my third time here. Thank you all for being here. I really appreciate it. We will have a lot of fun here and we will have a great time."

"Who loves the '90s?" Fatone asked, and the crowd went wild. "I feel freaking old. Hopefully, tonight will refresh my memory about the '90s. We have a group of guys... I love watching them, they are very energetic and a lot of fun," he said, praising Larger Than Life. "Every time I see them they keep evolving," he added.

Fatone himself joined Larger Than Life on stage for such songs as a cover of the Backstreet Boys' "I Want It That Way" and his very own *NSYNC smash single "Bye Bye Bye."

Fatone was well-received by the Mulcahy's audience. Bernadette Pesco noted that she is drawn to Joey Fatone's personality due to his sense of humor. "Joey is very funny," said Jenn Pesco, fan, and attendee. "I am very excited that Joey was here at Mulcahy's," added Gina Miller.

The following report highlights the programming of ABC's "Strahan & Sara" during the week of July 15-19. "Strahan & Sara" is a one-hour program hosted by Michael Strahan and Sara Haines. The daytime program airs MONDAY-FRIDAY (1:00-2:00 p.m. ET| 12:00 p.m. CT|PT) on ABC.

Highlights of the week include the following:

Friday, July 19 - Guest co-host Lance Bass; founders of Museum of Ice Cream Maryellis Bunn & Manish Vora

Lance Bass dropped one hell of a bombshell on July 12 when he made the declaration that Vanderpump Rules stars Tom Schwartz, 36, and Katie Maloney, 32, are not legall husband and wife. Which is quite a shocker since their gorgeous wooded Northern California wedding was shown on season five's two-part episodes. The entire cast was present for the Aug. of 2016 nuptials and Lisa Vanderpump officiated the ceremony. The rehearsal dinner, wedding and reception were all highly documented on social media by the guests, so it's news to Tom and Katie why Lance would make such a claim,

"Tom and Katie are confused as to why Lance would say this. Tom is very by the books with everything he does. He is very on it about everything. He and Katie consider themselves happily married and are surprised by this. If he's not legally married, he'd be as surprised as everyone else as they made sure their paperwork was all there," a source close to the couple tells HollywoodLife.com EXCLUSIVELY.

On this VERY SPECIAL holiday edition of REALITY BYTES!, I sit down with celebrity guests and Big Brother superfans LANCE BASS, JAMIE-LYNN SIGLER, and BRETT GURSKY as we discuss all all things Big Brother 21! But we dont just talk Big Brother, we get into very juicy and behind the scenes details about a lot of other reality shows, including a Vanderpump Rules wedding, and which one of my guests wants Julie Chen's job!! This is a DEFINITE MUST LISTEN!! Enjoy!!

Seventeen years since after the group announced a hiatus that would never end, *NSYNC fans are hungrier than ever for the boy band to make a comeback, with demand reaching new heights after four of the five members reunited to perform alongside Ariana Grande at Coachella in May.

However, the thirst for a reunion reached a whole new level when the band's peers, and former rivals, joined the movement to bring *NSYNC back - first with Backstreet Boy Howie Dorough sharing how he encouraged the group to continue as a foursome as BSB once did, then as New Kids on the Block's Donnie Wahlberg pulled Lance Bass on stage in Hollywood and urged him to reform the group even if it's without Justin Timberlake.

"It really does take things to another level," Bass tells PopCrush about how the peer encouragement has influenced the group's thoughts on reuniting. "It's so sweet to hear those bands really supporting us and encouraging us to do it again. It's hilarious that we were once rivals and now we're all like, 'Kumbaya' and wanting to tour together!"

"It's great and one day hopefully we will be able to figure something out," he continues. "It's something we're not talking about right now, but you never know. Since Coachella there's been some really crazy offers come our way and it's the first time people have given us actual offers, so we would be dumb not to talk about it."

Bass notes that he and his bandmates (JC Chasez, Joey Fatone and Chris Kirkpatrick) are "slow," so while there's a very real possibility of the four planning future projects, it's unlikely to be within the next year. "You know how slow we are, so I don't see this happening anytime soon," he says. "But hopefully soon we'll be able to discuss it and see what happens."

In the meantime, Bass has plenty on his plate, having opened his own bar, Rocco's WeHo, and recently retured from Florida, where he was a judge in Stoli's Key West Cocktail Classic, an event to celebrate LGBTQ+ bars and bartenders. Bass attended with his husband of four years, Michael Turchin, and had a blast at the event, where New Yorker Samuel Benedict was crowned champion thanks to his Key Key cocktail creation.

Steph Curry is reuniting with flashy playing partners, albeit on the golf course with Justin Timberlake and Tony Romo.

That threesome tees off Friday at 9:42 a.m. in the American Century Championship celebrity golf tournament at Edgewood Tahoe.

Curry, fresh off a fifth straight NBA Finals appearance as the Golden State Warriors superstar, is no stranger to the Tahoe tournament or his opening-round partners. Romo, the former quarterback-turned-CBS analyst, is the reigning champion, while the multi-talented Timberlake is the biggest draw of a tournament that drew a record attendance of nearly 60,000 last year.

In 2017, the Curry-Romo-Timberlake trio combined for memorable hijinks, including a pass play on the 17th hole.

If you've been spending a lot of time poolside this summer, chances are you've been in the market for a float that promises to double as a 'Gram-worthy accessory while holding all your summertime essentials. IMHO, there's nothing like soaking in some sun on a ride that pays homage to your snack of choice, which makes this SS Snacker pool float from Heluva Good! Dip a serious contender to consider this summer. Grab the dip, the chips, and your drink of choice, because this versatile accessory has got all your snacking and floating needs covered in one place.

According to press materials, the people behind Heluva Good! Dip announced on Monday, July 8 that they were giving fans another way to dive into their favorite flavors this patio season with an on-theme pool float. In collaboration with *NSYNC's Joey Fatone and Lance Bass, the company is giving away 100 of these bad boys through July 29 - and you're definitely going to want to score one of these freebies for all your snacking and pool-chilling needs.

Just like a double dip package, the SS Snacker is a two-seater pool float that makes it so easy for you and your BFF or boo to chill out together and chow down on whatever you're craving. Judging from the photos, it looks like there's three big holders in the middle, so you can grab a handful of chips, crackers, or whatever you're craving without leaving the pool.

Charity Bomb & Strange Entertainment in partnership with Plex are proud to announce Strange 80's - A Benefit for Mental Health. This star-studded rockumentary features performances and interviews with Corey Taylor from Slipknot / Stone Sour, Noodles from The Offspring, Chris Kirkpatrick from *NSYNC, Jesse Hughes from Eagles of Death Metal, John 5 from Rob Zombie, Frank Zummo from Sum41 and many more. Now available exclusively via Plex, the film features live footage from the last three Strange 80s shows, as well as interviews with artists about their personal experiences with mental health issues. Fans can register via Plex for free and stream the documentary now!

For more information, please visit: www.charitybomb.org.

The Impractical Jokers are taking San Diego Comic-Con by storm again. truTV's gang are headed back to the Park at Petco Park again this year, for the fourth annual Impractical Jokers: Jokers Island block party fan event on Saturday, July 20.

Things will kick off at 1PM (with doors at 12PM) and run until 9PM, with all-day entertainment including a set by DJ G Money, a Staten Island Ferry photo experience, exclusive merchandise, custom face painting, free food, Live Jokers Sand Sculpture, and a misting tent from TruTV's new series Facoma FD to help cool attendees down.

There will also be an autograph signing with Joe, Murr, Q, and Sal from 4:30PM-6PM, and a game sneak peek at 3PM where the Tenderloins will pair up with contestants to rank miserable real-life events on a scale of 1-100, based on the Misery index. You can also find a live presentation of Impractically Speaking: The Jokers' Live Web Show hosted by Joey Fatone at 7:15PM.

At 8PM, you can catch an exclusive viewing of the mid-season premiere, ahead of its August 8 air date.

Throughout the week, you'll also find Jokers fun at the Interactive Zone at Petco Park, with the Impractical Jokers Museum on Wheels on Thursday, July 18 - Friday, July 19. You'll see original costumes, props, and art created over the season, and also enjoy a fun photo op. The exhibit will move to Joker Island on Saturday.

Former *NSYNC members Lance Bass and Joey Fatone are opening up about their friendship, their surprise performance with Ariana Grande at Coachella and rumours of an *NSYNC reunion.

Over 250 years ago, our founding fathers took over the airports and signed the Declaration of Independence, promising life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness to future Americans. This year, a bevy of celebrities have honored that mission by having tons of fun on vacation - and gleefully documenting it online for us all to see.

[Joey Fatone, Lance Bass and JC Chasez] hit West Hollywood with RuPaul's Drag Race winner Yvie Oddly.