*NSYNC Reunion Possibility At An ‘All-Time’ High Amid 20th Anniversary Of ‘No Strings Attached’

If there’s one thing that’s going to keep us entertained over the next few weeks, it’s Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman’s ongoing ‘feud’.

Justin Timberlake is revealing how NSYNC helped inspire “D–k in a Box!”

A full-time job. Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel are feeling the pressure of parenting their 5-year-old son, Silas, around the clock amid the coronavirus quarantine.

Justin Timberlake made a socially distant appearance on The Morning Mash Up and was asked about his marriage to Jessica Biel amid the quarantine.

Pop icons ‘NSYNC have been staging weekly reunions online to enjoy a drink together during the coronavirus lockdown.

Justin Timberlake is still close to his *NSYNC bandmates. Lance Bass appeared on Tuesday’s episode of “Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen” via video chat and revealed how he’s keeping in touch with Timberlake and the rest of the boy band amid their self-quarantine due to the coronavirus pandemic.

This is tearin' up our hearts in the best way. During Tuesday's at-home episode of Watch What Happens Live, Lance Bass assured host Andy Cohen that he and his fellow NSYNC bandmates Justin Timberlake, Joe Fatone, JC Chasez and Chris Kirkpatrick are keeping in touch while social distancing, revealing that the ‘90s heartthrobs even have weekly virtual happy hours.

Justin Timberlake is still close to his *NSYNC bandmates. Lance Bass appeared on Tuesday's episode of via video chat, and revealed how he's keeping in touch with Timberlake and the rest of the boy band amid their self-quarantine due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Ryan Phillippe is heading out for a jog.

Justin Timberlake and Anderson .Paak have some fun inside Anna Kendrick‘s house in their new music video for “Don’t Slack!”

Twenty years ago, their three-time Grammy-nominated sophomore record No Strings Attached smashed sales records, moving a phenomenal 2.4 million units in its first week. And while the success was swiftly followed up with 2001’s Celebrity, shortly after that record’s tour, an emotional earthquake hit the boy band loving world when the group announced a hiatus in 2002.

Justin Timberlake was barely 16 when he walked into Cheiron Studios in Stockholm, Sweden in 1996. The aspiring star was recording *NSYNC’s breakout single, “Tearin’ Up My Heart,” in the same room where songwriting legend Max Martin and the late Denniz Pop created some of pop music’s biggest hits.

In 2000, amid the peak of boy band pandemonium, anticipation for *NSYNC’s sophomore record surged after the group shook off a grueling legal battle against their founder and manager, Lou Pearlman, cut the metaphorical strings he had over them and hunkered down to produce the highly anticipated follow-up to their 1997 self-titled debut. The result was, which was released by Jive Records on March 21, 2000. 

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