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America's Got Talent host Nick Cannon (1980)

Singer Joey Fatone is refusing to rule out reuniting with his former pop group 'N Sync - insisting a comeback is still "possible."

It was a night filled with diversity on Dancing With The Stars. Almost everyone performed a different type of dance, Michael Flatly, the Lord of the Dance, took Len's position for the night as a guest judge

Happy Birthday to Drumline star Nick Cannon (1980), Fugee Wyclef Jean (1972), rapper Eminem (1972), N Sync singer Chris Kirkpatrick (1971), reggae singer Ziggy Marley (1968), comedian/actor Norm MacDonald (1963),

CMT's highest rated series ever, "Gone Country," returns with Nashville hitmaker, John Rich, as host for a second season of antics with a brand new cast of characters

Comedienne Kathy Griffin had a secret affair with a member of boy band 'N Sync during their 1990s heyday. The flame-haired funnywoman made her confession during a one-woman show in New York last month - but she refused to reveal if the lucky man was Justin Timberlake, J.C. Chasez, Chris Kirkpatrick, Joey Fatone, or even the openly gay Lance Bass.

Former 'N Sync star Chris Kirkpatrick is delighted his ex-bandmate Lance Bass thought he was gay when they were in the boy band together. Bass, who 'came out' as a homosexual last year, recently revealed he once suspected 'N Sync stars Kirkpatrick and Justin Timberlake were gay.

Justin Timberlake once harbored dreams of starring in a gay movie. Timberlake's former 'N Sync bandmate Lance Bass, who came out as a homosexual last year, suspected the "Cry Me A River" singer was gay when he discovered his secret ambition.

Happy Birthday to Drumline star Nick Cannon (1980), Fugee Wyclef Jean (1972), rapper Eminem (1972), *NSYNC singer Chris Kirkpatrick (1971), South African golfer Ernie Els (1969), reggae singer Ziggy Marley (1968), comedian/actor Norm MacDonald (1963),

They could sing, they could dance and for almost a decade, they ruled the airwaves, maintaining a stranglehold on their bustling, female, TRL-addicted audience. They were dubbed “the Boy Bands” and during their Golden Age, the likes of 'N-Sync, Backstreet Boys, 98 Degrees and O-Town spawned a legion of imitators that seemed to multiply unchecked.