Justin Timberlake Drew From His ‘Experiences Being A Dad’ In New Movie ‘Palmer’

Justin Timberlake‘s new movie Palmer is achieving some big success on Apple TV+ after it was released the other day!

Also Read: 'CODA' Sells to Apple for Record-Breaking $25 Million After Sundance Bidding War“Palmer” stars Timberlake as an ex-con and former high school football star who has been let out of prison and is now trying to rehabilitate as a janitor at the same high school where he once was a big deal. He then strikes up a friendship with a young boy who comes from a troubled home and deals with bullying.

Matt Donnelly Senior Film WriterApple TV Plus has just scored its most-watched weekend since the 15-month-old service launched, according to company insiders.Powered by the premiere of “Palmer,” a drama starring Justin Timberlake and directed by Fisher Stevens, the streaming service saw a 33% increase over average viewers — also due to available sophomore seasons of M.

A good weekend for Apple. Besides Apple Studios on Saturday acquiring the hot Sundance title CODA for a festival record $25 million. Apple TV+ is reporting it scored its most-watched weekend in the relatively short history of the year-old streaming service. The record-breaking viewership was driven by the premiere of Palmer, starring Justin Timberlake and directed by Fisher Stevens.

Jessica Biel is wishing Justin Timberlake a very happy 40th birthday. The actress celebrated her husband’s big birthday milestone on Instagram on Sunday.

Justin Timberlake music! The «Better Days» singer confirmed that he is working on a new album during his chat with Jimmy Fallon on on Friday.

Justin Timberlake paid a virtual visit to “The Tonight Show” and revealed he’s in the midst of recording a new album, a followup to 2018’s Man of the Woods.

Gallery: 10 things you didn’t know about Zayn Malik (BANG Showbiz)He explained: "I sat on 'Mirrors' for like, four or five years. I think I just take my time, maybe that’s my barometer — if I still love them as much when time goes by, hopefully people will after they hear them, when time goes by.

Justin Timberlake made an appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on Friday night (January 29) and confirmed some big news regarding upcoming music.

Justin Timberlake didn’t need any music to keep him amped for a hard-core workout session with his personal trainer. The singer turned actor shared a video of him doing heavy weighted standing arm pumps to his Instagram account on Jan.

Running time: 110 minutes. Rated R (language, some sexual content/nudity and brief violence) On AppleTV+.Few elements of Justin Timberlake’s new movie “Palmer” are ever *NSYNC.We’ve got committed performances from the actor and the wonderful June Squibb, but a script written in crayon.

Justin Timberlake‘s big new arm tattoo for his movie Palmer is totally fake!

Pop icon of the 90s Britney Spears recently shared a video of herself on Instagram, dancing to a song of her ex-boyfriend--Justin Timberlake. While dancing can be a fun activity to let loose, many fans were concerned for Spears after seeing the .  If you haven’t seen it yet, Spears’  one-minute long video posted on Wednesday showed her dancing to "Holy Grail," a song by Justin Timberlake and Jay-Z.

Blast from the past, anyone?

Justin Timberlake is all tatted up! The 39-year-old singer shared behind-the-scenes footage of him getting a fake tattoo for his latest movie, In the clip, posted on Instagram on Wednesday, Timberlake is seen getting a massive tiger on his right bicep.«Getting a fake tattoo takes longer than you’d think.

Jenelle Riley Deputy Awards, Features EditorWhen Ryder Allen learned he would be auditioning for a starring role in “Palmer” opposite Justin Timberlake, the then 7-year-old actor had one question. “I was like, ‘Who’s Justin Timberlake?’’ Allen recalls with a laugh.

Peter Debruge Chief Film CriticIn “Palmer,” Justin Timberlake taps into his roots, headlining the inverse of last year’s “Hillbilly Elegy,” in which a Southern boy who went off to Yale looked back on his origins to explain the red-state attitudes that look so alien to conservatives.