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Certified Lover Boy,” samples the iconic boy band’s hit “Sailing.”Chris Kirkpatrick, Joey Fatone, JC Chasez, Lance Bass and Justin Timberlake didn’t think their songs would influence the music industry 25 years later, but here they are.“It’s flattering when things like this happen and with us, it doesn’t happen that often,” Kirkpatrick told Variety. “It’s neat that I can tell friends who don’t know I was ever in a band, ‘Hey, I’m in this new record.

I Want You Back” to “I Want You to Text Back.” On Sunday, Lance Bass took to TikTok to poke fun at his former superstar bandmate, Justin Timberlake, for not apparently responding to texts quickly enough.The hilarious post shows Bass, 42, participating in Stromae’s “Alors on Danse” viral dance trend with the caption, “When JT finally responds to my text.” Bass also shared the cheeky video to his Instagram feed, garnering even more laughs from fans and followers.Timberlake took the joke in stride

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.

NSYNC‘s Lance Bass, 42, has a lot to celebrate this June: not only is he celebrating pride month with his LGBTQ community, he’s also getting ready to join the dad club with husband Michael Turchin, 34, this fall. “I am super excited!” Lance told HollywoodLife EXCLUSIVELY on June 18. “We’ve been working on it for quite awhile now, so now that it’s happening, it’s starting to feel real! Now that everyone knows about it, it’s really feeling real. I just cannot wait until October.”

*NSYNC had a mini online reunion to mark Lance Bass’s 41st birthday on Tuesday.

This perennial meme has gotten a coronavirus twist.

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.

Don’t say “Bye Bye Bye” to *NSYNC forever, just yet.

Justin Timberlake doesn’t regret wearing coordinating denim outfits with his then-girlfriend Britney Spears to the 2001 American Music Awards.

Lance Bass is still reeling from the loss of a baby boy at the end of last summer (19).

What does Justin Timberlake really think about an *NSYNC reunion? And would JC Chasez consider taking the group on the road without him? Those were two burning questions posed by fans on “The Daily Popcast With Lance Bass,” airing this week — and sort of answered.

Justin Timberlake and his ‘NSYNC bandmate Joey Fatone “accidentally broke into” Alcatraz prison while the group was filming one of its music videos.

Sony label TriStar Pictures has acquired an untitled feature film about NSYNC superfans who followed the boy band on tour in 2001, packed in a Winnebago bought with prize money from “The Price Is Right.”

Nine months since JC Chasez, Joey Fatone, Chris Kirkpatrick and Lance Bass almost broke the internet with their show-stopping Coachella performance, a new year is bringing new anticipation for an NSYNC reunion. There’d be a strong hook for it: 2020 is an anniversary year for “No Strings Attached,” the album that set a first-week record by selling 2.4 million copies when it came out in March 2000, a mark that stood for 15 years before it was bested by Adele.