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NBC News Washington reports: D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser and singer Justin Timberlake teamed up to welcome the thousands of protesters who are expected to descend on the District for the “March for Our Lives” rally Saturday. “As mayor of Washington, D.C., I’m pleased to welcome students and families supporting the ‘March for our Lives’ this Saturday,” Bowser says in a …

“This guy was in a boy band, I think his son will be much more qualified to be in a boy band. It’s a lot safer on stage than it is on a football field, right? Come on, this is indicative of the way the elites see football, and tough sports and manhood, frankly. You learn things when you get …

Esquire raves: Before you play the new track from Justin Timberlake, pause just for a second and really try to remember this moment. This is what it’s like to live in a world where you have not heard “Can’t Stop the Feeling.” You’ll never get this back. And maybe, come July, when you’ve heard this song thousands of times (and …

The Hollywood Reporter reviews the clip: The music video for the Michael Jackson posthumous duet with Justin Timberlake debuted on Wednesday morning, and it’s a careful visual tribute of the late pop singer’s lasting legacy on future generations. “Love Never Felt So Good” — the first single off of Xscape — features archival footage of Jackson’s many music videos, including …

Boy band groupies are going nuts about the possible reunion of NSYNC, which once included openly gay singer and radio host Lance Bass. Just one day before the MTV Video Music awards, boy band ‘N Sync has joined Twitter. Buzzing fans hope the perfectly timed first-and-only tweet is a sign of an imminent reunion.  “Mic check, mic check one.. two… …

The full show will air on PBS on April 16th.

Target has the exclusive on physical sales for Timberlake’s new CD and the retailer had a surprise for his fans recruited for the commercial.

SNL was actually funny last night, thanks to Lady Gaga and host Justin Timberlake. NBC’s embed code for the below clip wants to install a pop-up, so we’ll go with this probably short-lived rip from YouTube.

In one of the strangest World AIDS Day campaigns ever seen, Kim Kardashian (who is famous for something, apparently) and artists such as Lady Gaga, Ryan Seacrest, and Justin Timberlake are declaring their “digital deaths” and refusing to use Twitter or Facebook until they’ve raised a million dollars. The money goes to Alicia Keys’ Keep A Child Alive Foundation.

Starring Patricia Clarkson and Susan Sarandon as the mothers.