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  • NSYNC Receives Star On Hollywood Walk Of Fame

    The '90s boy band NSYNC reunited this week to accept their star at the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Television hosts Ellen Degeneres and Carson Daly were also present to introduce the five members of the music icons.
  • Check Out Why Don't We's 'Trust Fund Baby,' A New Song Ed Sheeran Wrote For The Pop Group

    The song 'Triust Fund Baby' by the boy band Why Don't We was a song written by Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran. Sheeran also wrote songs for One Direction.
  • Sorry, *NSYNC Fans: No Reunion Is Happening At The Super Bowl, Joey Fatone Says

    There won’t be an *NSYNC reunion for the Super Bowl LII, according to former member Joey Fatone. The boy band alum shut down speculation of reuniting, saying the rest of *NSYNC won’t be joining Justin Timberlake for the halftime show.
  • Mandy Moore Says She Is Still Haunted by Justin Timberlake Comment About Her Feet

    Mandy Moore revealed on 'The Late Late Show' this past Tuesday night that she is still haunted by a comment Justin Timberlake made about her feet when they were on tour. Moore was really on the show to talk about her new role in breakout drama 'This is Us,' but the conversation soon turned to her times on the road with *NSYNC and the Backstreet Boys.
  • Lou Pearlman's Autopsy Released, *N SYNC Promoter Died of Heart Infection

    Lou Pearlman’s official autopsy has been released, and the information reveals that the *N SYNC promoter died of a heart infection while in federal prison. The infection was centered in the inner lining and occurred after he underwent surgery to replace a heart valve.
  • Backstreet Boys, *NSYNC Manager Lou Pearlman Dead At 62: Former Members Share Mixed Reactions

    Lou Pearlman, the founder of successful boybands such as the Backstreet Boys, O-Town and *NSYNC, died on Aug. 19 while in prison. His death drew various reactions from some of his former clients including Lance Bass, Justin Timberlake, Aaron Carter and AJ McLean.
  • Joey Fatone Performs *NSYNC’s ‘Bye Bye Bye’ Song With 98 Degrees

    *NSYNC member Joey Fatone made a surprise appearance at the My2K Tour event last weekend and performed with 98 Degrees. As a treat to fans, the boyband and Fatone performed a cover of *NSYNC's "Bye Bye Bye" hit complete with the song's original dance choreography.
  • Backstreet Boys, NSYNC, O-Town and 98 Degrees Members Release 'In the End' from 'Dead 7'

    Members of Backstreet Boys (pictured here), NSYNC, 98 Degrees and O-Town joined forces for Syfy's new movie 'Dead 7' and its soundtrack theme, 'In the End.'
  • Fall Out Boy, Demi Lovato Recruit NSYNC For New 'Irresistible' Music Video [WATCH]

    The unstoppable Fall Out Boy has released a brand new music video for the Demi Lovato remake of their song "Irresistible," recruiting NSYNC members to help play on the theme of the original "It's Gonna Be Me" video.
  • Adele's '25' Shatters Records & Sells Over 3 Million in U.S. Album Sales in First Week Alone

    In the age of music piracy and streaming, Adele has done what was once thought to be the impossible, she's sold more than 3 million copies of '25' in the first week of U.S. sales, shattering records, and that sales number could still grow yet.
  • *NSYNC Members Congratulate Adele on Breaking 'No Strings Attached' Record

    After taking nearly a five year break from music, Adele returned to the scene as strongly and successfully as possible. Her third studio album, '25,' has broken record after record and now, it beat out 90s boy band *NSYNC in total record sales, surpassing 2000s smash album 'No Strings Attached.' The band members realize records are meant to be broken and flocked to social media to congratulate the "Hello" singer on her accomplishments.
  • Adele Talks Scary Success of Last Album '21' & Nerves Over '25' In New Interview

    In a new interview with '60 Minutes Australia' this past Sunday night, Adele talked how scary the success of her sophomore album '21' was for her. In the very honest interview she reflected on the success of that album and the potential reasons behind waiting another 5 years to release her new album '25', which dropped November 20. She freely admits in the interview (video itself only available to those within the Australian viewing area) that she struggles with the idea of being famous and has a lot of nerves surrounding it.
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