NSYNC’s Lance Bass Admits He ‘Can’t Wait’ To Become A Dad To Twins In October Ahead Of Father’s Day

Bridgerton author Julia Quinn has suffered a devastating loss as both her father and sister have been killed in a car crash in the US.

Could we be seeing the Backstreet Boys and NSYNC on stage together for a special tour in the near future? It turns out it’s very possible, according to some members of the highly successful music groups.  AJ McLean, Brian Littrell, and Nick Carter, of BSB, and Lance Bass, of NSYNC, all commented on their bond as musicians and friends, and opened up about the potential for a collaboration together, in recent EXCLUSIVE interviews with HollywoodLife.

Nick Carter, Lance Bass, AJ McLean and Joey Fatone are making boy band fans' dreams come true. The former members of the Backstreet Boys and *NSYNC recently got together for a good cause, and talked to ET about possibly making new music together.The foursome recently donated $1 million to The Trevor Project on behalf of Mission Tsuki and hosted Bingo Under the Stars in celebration of Pride month at The Grove in Los Angeles.

Leena Tailor Las Vegas engagements, joint music, movies — Backstreet Boys members AJ McLean and Nick Carter and *NSYNC’s Joey Fatone and Lance Bass are touting “endless” possibilities following their sold out debut performance as “Back-Sync” at the Grove in Los Angeles on Friday night.The pop stars united for Bingo Under the Stars, an evening celebrating Pride and benefitting the Trevor Project and L.A.

Nick Carter and A.J. McLean and *NSYNC's Lance Bass and Joey Fatone are teaming up for a good cause.The pop music icons are hosting a charitable game night,, in celebration of  Pride Month.

Last week Page Six revealed that "Saturday Night Live" legend David Spade would guest host "Bachelor in Paradise" following the ignominious exit of Chris Harrison from the long-running reality franchise. Now we’ve learned that an array of other stars will also guest host.

Following Chris Harrison’s permanent departure from the “Bachelor” franchise, a number of celebrities have been tapped to guest-host “Bachelor in Paradise” this summer.

ET has learned that Lance Bass, Lil Jon, and Tituss Burgess will join David Spade as guest hosts on the reality dating show, following the announcement on Tuesday that longtime host Chris Harrison will officially be exiting the franchise following his racism controversy.«Chris is focused on the future; he's getting calls about new projects and looking ahead to what's next,» a source tells ET.Back in March, Warner Horizon and ABC Entertainment on behalf of  franchise confirmed to ET that

See you on the beach! One day after Chris Harrison‘s departure from the Bachelor franchise was made permanent, a slew of celebrity guest hosts were revealed for the upcoming seventh season of Bachelor in Paradise.

temporarily stepped aside from Matt James’ season of “The Bachelor” in February when fans called into question the show’s handling of race and criticized Harrison for an interview in which he appeared to defend contestant Rachael Kirkconnell’s past racist actions.

Lil Jon, Tituss Burgess and Lance Bass are among the tranche of celebrity guest hosts for this summer’s Bachelor in Paradise.

Elizabeth Wagmeister Senior CorrespondentChris Harrison is being replaced by a slew of celebrities on “Bachelor In Paradise” this summer: Lil Jon, David Spade, Tituss Burgess, Lance Bass, Wells Adams and Sarah Hyland, Variety has learned.The celebs will serve as rotating hosts through the summer season, which just went into production in Mexico this week.Deals have closed for Lil Jon, Spade, Burgess and Bass, Variety has confirmed with ABC.

PEOPLE’s Every Day podcast, Lance Bass opened up to host Janine Rubenstein on how having Lou Pearlman as business manager impacted his finances. “I definitely went through a hard lesson at a young age of getting taken advantage of by our business manager,” says Bass of *NSYNC.

A taste of a crossover decades in the making is being realized, thanks to Backstreet Boys’ Nick Carter and ‘NSYNC’s Lance Bass.

Anyone who grew up in the 90s, we bet you pledged your loyalties to one of the popular boy bands and are either a Backstreet Boys or an NSYNC fan.

Backstreet Boys and *NSYNC fans rejoice!There's something brewing between the members of the beloved late '90s boy bands. On Wednesday, Nick Carter, 41, and Lance Bass, 42, connected on an Instagram Live, where they reminisced on their days in the rival groups, spoke about their current lives, and teased an exciting new project with BSB's A.J.

Former NSYNC member Lance Bass has revealed that he and husband Michael Turchin are expecting twins later this year. The star told People magazine they had gone through years of IVF and surrogacy attempts, as well as suffering a miscarriage.