Remember Trolls World Tour, the all-star sequel to DreamWorks Animation's 2016 musical hit? Just when we needed something to brighten up our day, our favorite glittery and huggable Trolls are back with their favorite tune… in 39 languages! The just released music video compiles dubbed versions of Justin Timberlake's hit song, Just Sing, with almost as many different tongues as a UN holiday party!

We all need something to smile about – so watch it now!

This evening, Boys & Girls Clubs of America named Josias Reynoso as its 2020 National Youth of the Year during its star-studded virtual Youth of the Year ceremony. He accepted the honor before an audience of more than 400 that included virtual appearances from Secretary Condoleezza Rice, House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer, Misty Copeland, Ruben Studdard, Damaris Lewis, Lance Bass and Nischelle Turner, who emceed the event. The ceremony also featured a special performance by Kane Brown and Club kids from across the country. The award comes with a $50,000 academic scholarship.

October marks the 15th anniversary of LGBTQ History month, but with travel upended and many Pride events canceled or forced to go virtual this year due to COVID-19, leading travel provider Orbitz® is partnering with LGBTQIA celebrities and influencers, including *NSYNC's Lance Bass and RuPaul's Drag Race choreographer and judge Todrick Hall, to take travelers on virtual tours of their favorite queer-friendly businesses, landmarks and cities.

Beginning today on Orbitz.com/Pride – an online destination featuring thousands of hotels committed to non-discrimination and openly welcoming LGBTQIA travelers – visitors can explore personalized travel itineraries from seven well-known gay, transgender and BIPOC (Black, Indigenous and People of Color) influencers in destinations across the U.S. Each tour features points of interest and personal stories from New York City, Austin, Los Angeles, New Orleans, and Miami explaining why each LGBTQIA destination made their must-visit list.

"The pandemic has impacted so many parts of our daily lives, including the travel industry and the destinations and small businesses that rely on it," says Carey Malloy, Brand and Marketing Director at Orbitz. "While many of us are still at home right now, we wanted to find a way to celebrate the places that bring joy and meaning to so many in the LGBTQIA community."

First, there's just an old-timey stage. The frame is cast in sepia tones, vintage like an old photo. Then, marionette puppets descend, still but lifelike. It's them: Joey and Chris. JC. Justin and Lance. The string crescendo begins. "Hey, hey," a whiney falsetto croons. You succumb to the hysteria. This is not just a group of spiky-haired men propelling from strings. This is a cultural phenomenon. No - a cultural behemoth.

This is the "Bye Bye Bye" music video.

At the turn of the millennium, *NSYNC - made up of Justin Timberlake, JC Chasez, Chris Kirkpatrick, Lance Bass and Joey Fatone - created an undeniable magic with "Bye Bye Bye," the 2000 single that ultimately catapulted the boy band into a different realm of legendary. But it was the music video, released concurrently with the song on Jan. 11, 2000, that cemented the track in history as an iconic dance anthem.

Choreographer Darrin Henson- the same Darrin from the "Darrin's Dance Grooves" VHS videos that dominated commercials in the 2000s - is the guy behind the moves seen in the video's famous puppeteering sequences, which would eventually be revisited as a theme in the group's subsequent "It's Gonna Be Me" video and "No Strings Attached" album.

Henson told TODAY that it all started in 1999 when *NSYNC, having just parted ways with Lou Pearlman, the late music mogul-turned-con artist who founded the band, was starting a new chapter and looking to kick it off with something big. At the time, Henson, who hails from the Bronx in New York City, had lost out on an MTV Video Music Award for choreographing Jordan Knight's "Give It to You" and was just about to throw in the towel with dancing. Then he got a call from *NSYNC's manager at the time, Johnny Wright.

Emmy-winning television star Carson Kressley, who hosted the inaugural broadcast of the American Humane Hero Dog Awards®, every animal-lover's favorite event of the year, is returning to host the two-hour 10th anniversary celebration of the awards on Hallmark Channel on Monday, October 19 at 8 pm/7 Central. This star-studded annual celebration of heroes on both ends of the leash honors outstanding working dogs from around the country, and the list of celebrity presenters and VIP appearances includes (in alphabetical order): All-for-One, Mayim Bialik, A.J. Buckley, Kristin Chenoweth, Erik Estrada, Danielle Fishel, Vivica A. Fox, Lizzy Greene, Jack Hanna, Faithe Herman, Naomi Judd, Keltie Knight, General Spider Marks (Ret.), Richard Marx, Debbie Matenopoulos, Cameron Mathison, Barbara Niven, Ross Mathews, John Ondrasik, Melissa Rivers, Marcus Scribner, Alison Sweeney and Ariel Winter. Grammy-winning singer Lisa Loeb will perform. Larissa Wohl and Nick and Joanna Swisher will present a special award to Lance Bass for his humane efforts.

When it comes to the music industry, there are a few artists who have managed to rake in the most amount of money in 2019. The annual Billboard Money Makers list of highest-earning musicians last year has officially come out, and there are some folks who had better years than others. Although there are countless stars who make hundreds of millions annually, Billboard measures sales from streaming, touring, sales and publishing alone.

Despite some artists such as Rihanna, Kanye West, and Taylor Swift coming up on top with over $100 million in earnings, we are purely looking at the music and music only. From the incredible Ariana Grande, The Jonas Brothers, Elton John all the way to KISS, here is just how much some of your fav musicians managed to bring in last year!

10. Justin Timberlake - $25.9 Million

Justin Timberlake has been in the industry for quite some time! The singer first started his career out as the lead singer of the 90s boyband, 'NSYNC. While he'll forever be the perfect May meme, Justin has since become one of the top-earning male musicians of all time. The singer managed to make an impressive $25.9 million from his music alone in 2019, and that's with no album! Timberlake's most recent release was back in 2018, so he managed to make quite a bit with no new music.

Move over Enola Holmes! Netflix has a new number one movie on the streaming service and it's an unexpected one.

Cameron Diaz's 2011 movie Bad Teacher is now the number one movie on the streaming service. Justin Timberlake also stars in the comedy.

Bad Teacher was one of the last movies that Cameron made before retiring from acting.

Don't let a good investment go bye, bye, bye. The Prime Rib Venture from Carl's Jr and Hardee's has Lance Bass singing its praises. If you are ready to put your money behind these new menu items, your return on investment could be worth its weight in biscuits.

Starting today through October 13, people can visit PrimeRibVenture.com to invest just $1. That single dollar can reap big returns.

Where has the time gone?

Ten years ago to the day, The Social Network released in theatres and gave viewers a more in-depth look into the inspiration, development and rapid growth of Facebook. Amongst the star-studded cast was singer-songwriter Justin Timberlake, who took to Instagram to remind his fans of his iconic role as the lowkey shady entrepreneur Sean Parker, co-founder of Napster-an early Spotify for the Gen-Zers-and Facebook's first president.

The caption read, "10 years ago today The Social Network came out. A lot has changed in a decade. That's an understatement... but I'm just gonna leave it at that."

The "Suit & Tie" singer also added "Also, drop the "The", it's cleaner." to quote his character Sean.

It is now notoriously known that it was the entrepreneur's idea to name the website "Facebook" as opposed to its original title "The Facebook," which was created by Mark Zuckerberg (played by Jesse Eisenberg).

The full list for the 2020 E! People's Choice Awards nominees is officially out. E! dropped the complete list of nominated movie titles, television shows and actors on Thursday.

The annual awards show seeks to highlight accomplishments in a a total of 44 categories ranging from the best movie of the year and the best action movie star of 2020 to the pop podcast of 2020 and the game changer of 2020.

The annual awards show will broadcast live from the Barker Hangar in Santa Monica, CA Nov. 15 at 9:00 p.m. ET/PT. Jennifer Lopez is set to take home the award ceremony's Icon of 2020 honor.

THE MOVIE OF 2020
1. Bad Boys For Life
2. Birds of Prey: And The Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn
3. Extraction
4. Hamilton
5. Project Power
6. The Invisible Man
7. The Old Guard
8. Trolls World Tour

THE FAMILY MOVIE OF 2020
1. Dolittle
2. My Spy
3. Onward
4. Scoob!
5. Sonic The Hedgehog
6. The Call of the Wild
7. The Willoughbys
8. Trolls World Tour

THE SOUNDTRACK SONG OF 2020
1. About Love – Marina, To All The Boys: P.S. I Still Love You
2. Alexander Hamilton – Leslie Odom Jr., Hamilton
3. Boss Bitch – Doja Cat, Birds of Prey: And the Fantabulous Emancipation of Harley Quinn
4. Loyal Brave True-From "Mulan" – Christina Aguilera, Mulan
5. On Me – Thomas Rhett, Kane Brown, feat. Ava Max, Scoob!
6. Only the Young – Taylor Swift, Miss Americana
7. Rare – Selena Gomez, Normal People
8. The Other Side – SZA feat. Justin Timberlake, Trolls World Tour

Yesterday, Timbaland and Justin Timberlake confirmed that they have been steadily working on new music, presumably set to appear on the long-anticipated Futuresex/Lovesounds sequel that has since been teased. And while they recently put in work on a melodic guitar-driven new track, it would appear that JT has been steadily connecting with a few other collaborators, including Ty Dolla $ign, Ant Clemons, and one of the year's most accomplished producers -- Hit Boy.

While it's unclear as to what the quartet have been concocting, and for whose project -- lest we forget that Ty Dolla $ign also has his own album Dream House in the works -- it looks like they joined forces for at least one song. After all, the sight of a studio patch bay seems to confirm that music was indeed part of the itinerary.

On the other hand, Ant Clemons recently celebrated his twenty-ninth birthday, and a wholesome clip from his IG page indicates that a celebration went down that same day -- check it out for yourself below. "Thank you for all of the birthday wishes and to everyone that helped make my 29th one of the BEST BIRTHDAYS EVER!!" captions Clemons, alongside video of the cake being served.

Supreme Entertainment and UAA have unveiled 2021 dates for The Pop 2000 Tour hosted by Lance Bass. The Pop 2000 Tour delivers the TRL moments that will bring you right back to the early 2000s with performances by platinum-selling POP2K artists Mark McGrath of Sugar Ray, O-Town, Ryan Cabrera, and LFO.

The 2020 performances have been pushed to 2021 with all tickets being honored for their original dates. Tickets for the new dates are available via pop2000tour.com.

Featuring performances of the decade's biggest songs "Bye Bye Bye," "Fly," "Every Morning," "All or Nothing," "On the Way Down," "Summer Girls" and more, the Pop 2000 Tour reads like a who's who of chart topping hit makers. Lance Bass of *NSYNC, Mark McGrath of Sugar Ray, O-Town, Ryan Cabrera, and LFO provide the soundtrack for a Napster fueled trip down memory lane for audiences that came of age in the early aughts.

The trek is still currently being booked, but as of press time, the tour kicks off April 16th in Oshkosh, WI. Additional dates are expected and dates are subject to change in pandemic times.

2021 Pop 2000 Tour Dates:

Alexa Bliss interviewed *NSYNC's Lance Bass during the latest edition of her "Uncool With Alexa Bliss" podcast. You can check out the interview below:

It looks like Justin Timberlake and Timbaland are bring sexy back, again. JT, who reportedly welcomed a second child with wife Jessica Biel recently, posted a brief clip on Monday night (Sept. 28) in which he and longtime producer/musical foil Timbaland are nodding their heads to a bangin' beat in the studio.

"Back together again," JT captioned the clip, including a prayer hands emoji into the mix. The instrumental track they're digging has a sultry funk pop to it and Timbaland seems to approve, "that's that beat!" Tim posted the same video, commenting, "We back!!!!!!"

In a recent interview with Apple Music's Zane Lowe, JT, 39, shared his Essentials Playlist, looking back through 20 years of his career and revealing that hearing Missy "Misdemeanor" Elliott's 1997 debut, Supa Dupa Fly, produced by Timbaland, gave him a "prophecy" about what was in store.

Justin Bieber fans are salivating after a video leaked of him in the studio with the OG Justin - Justin Timberlake.

In the boomerang video Timberland - who has worked with Timberlake countless times - can be seen dancing.

Singer Justin Skye can be seen laughing near a piano. It also seems as if Timberlake and Bieber are sitting next to each talking intently in the clip. All their names are tagged in the video - including Timberland.

Lance Bass now has a better understanding of what Britney Spears is going through. Last month, the 41-year-old singer received backlash for comments he made about the pop star and her current conservatorship.

But after talking with Britney's sister, Jamie Lynn Spears, he is more aware of the singer's situation.

"I have talked to Jamie Lynn recently, which is why I feel so much better about this situation. They aren't as worried as we are," Bass told ET's Katie Krause on Friday, while chatting about his podcast, The Daily Popcast, adding that people "have no idea what's really going on. So we just have to trust that the loved ones around her are doing the right thing."

"The one thing that I do know is, I know Jamie Lynn…If Jamie is OK with everything going on, I feel like she really has her sister's back during all this," Bass expressed. "So I trust her to give us the real information."

Bass is also a supporter of the #FreeBritney movement, but since his talk with Jamie he feels more comfortable about Britney's situation.

"I totally support #FreeBritney," he said. "I hope everyone figures out exactly what is happening in her life. I do believe that things are settling the way they should be…There's a judge in charge of all this, so we really need to just trust the judge in the situation and know that things will work out for the best."

"We all love her and I'm very open to finding out what's going on, but at the end of the day you've no idea what's going on. I have," he noted. "So I really shouldn't have an opinion."

Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel are a family of four. After months of speculation, Timberlake's former fellow *NSYNC group member, Lance Bass, confirmed to ET that the couple welcomed a second baby earlier this year.

"The baby is cute of course, it's Justin and Jessica!" Bass told ET's Katie Krause on Friday while chatting about his podcast, The Daily Popcast. While Bass wouldn't go into detail about Timberlake and Biel's second child, he did share that the *NSYNC members knew before everyone else and their group chat is now all about babies and the newborn.

Bass also said that he's seen pictures, but wouldn't give up the name, joking, "That's a good question," adding, "Justin would kill me!"

ET has reached out to the pair's reps for comment. Back in July, reports stated that the actress gave birth to her second child, a baby boy, with the "Like I Love You" singer.

Aiming at saving all the trolls from the upcoming danger of the Hard Rock, the Trolls are back again to lead a dangerous adventure in the second sequel of the adventure-comedy film Trolls World Tour.

The film will be released in Egyptian theaters by Four Star Films on September 23, 2020

Discovering that there are 6 troll tribes, each with different kind of music, the film follows Poppy and her friends in their journey to defeat the Queen of the Hard Rock, who is trying to take over all the other music tribes. They bring all the trolls together in a mission to save them from extinction.

Generating $346 million worldwide, the film's first sequel was released to a huge success and got nominated for the Oscar and Golden Globe awards.

The second sequel is directed by Walt Dohrn and written by Jonathan Aibel, Glenn Berger, Elizabeth Tippet, Maya Forbes andWallace Wolodarsky. The film features the voices of A-list stars, including Anna Kendrick, Justin Timberlake, Ozzy Osbourne, Rachel Bloom, George Clinton, Mary J. Blige and Kelly Clarkson.

Former *NSYNC boy band member Joey Fatone talks to Good Day Orlando about the upcoming Cattle Baron's Ball.

Recent visitors to Omaha's Bentley dealership might have noticed its new companion and neighboring business: the Barnato.

It's all part of the intrigue the ownership group hopes to build around the Barnato lounge and event space that opened about six months ago at 225 S. 170th St. in the Village Pointe shopping area of west Omaha.

An Oct. 30 Halloween party at Barnato will star Joey Fatone and Chris Kirkpatrick of *NSYNC fame.

Tickets are to go on sale next week. Kirkpatrick and Fatone, in addition to performing, will help judge the costume competition.

Those who follow Alexa Bliss on social media know about her love for all things Disney, boy bands and the nostalgic goodness of the 1990s and 2000s. The WWE superstar embraces these interests in her new upcoming podcast series Uncool with Alexa Bliss, coming to audio streaming, WWE Network and the company's YouTube channel.

Starting September 22, the former women's champ sits down with a plethora of guests including The Miz, the Bella Twins, Jon Heder, Lance Bass. Nikki Glaser, Taylor Hanson, Ryan Cabrera and James Iglehart. Each Tuesday Miss Bliss will get these celebs to share awkward moments, first dates and embarrassing stories as a way to show audiences how it's cool to be uncool.

Here the "Goddess" is put in the hot seat to discuss her foray into podcasting and character evolution on SmackDown.

Lance Bass of *NSYNC is one of your first guests. Being such a boy bands fan, what was that experience like?

Alexa Bliss: I also interviewed Chris [Kirkpatrick] and Joey [Fatone] as well. Theirs is going to be used for behind the scenes content, or maybe fingers crossed, on a Season 2. It was great. I've met Lance before. We hung out. Him and his husband are super sweet. I knew that I wanted to get him on the podcast immediately.

Growing up I loved *NSYNC, but I loved Lance. I was not a Justin [Timberlake] girl. I was a Lance girl. I was at the *NSYNC concert in Columbus, Ohio. I yelled out, "Lance I love you." And he didn't respond. I called him out on that. We talk about a lot of cool stuff with Lance like growing up in the limelight, having the opportunity to hear about being in arguably the biggest boy band ever. I know a lot of Backstreet Boys fans are going to hate me for that. Feeling the way he felt growing up in those teenage years. We talked about his first dates. It was a lot of fun."

A secret project appears to be in the works between Backstreet Boys and *NSYNC! Speculation over a potential collaboration began after Nick Carter and Lance Bass posted photos together on Instagram on Sept. 8. In their captions, they revealed that their meet-up had to do with something being worked on between the two boybands.

"Working on something big," Nick wrote. He also added hashtags with the names of both groups as well as 'coming soon.' Lance wrote, "Working on a little somethin' somethin'." He also included the 'coming soon' hashtag, as well as a tag to his podcast, The Daily Popcast. Hmm…maybe some sort of announcement will be made there?!

Fans flooded the comments section of Lance and Nick's photos with messages about how thrilled they are at a potential BSB/*NSYNC collab. However, some are also skeptical that the tease could just be for Nick appearing on Lance's podcast.

Ten-time Grammy award winner Justin Timberlake cast his lot Wednesday with Music City Baseball, the group gaining momentum in its effort to bring a Major League Baseball franchise to Nashville.

The team's name will be the Nashville Stars and it's difficult to imagine a bigger star than Timberlake joining the mix.

The multi-faceted entertainer is a Memphis native and avid sports fan who became a minority owner of the Memphis Grizzlies in 2012.

"I am thrilled to be involved in the movement to bring Major League Baseball to the great state of Tennessee," Timberlake said in a statement. "I believe in Music City Baseball's vision of linking baseball and music in a unique way to unite and entertain people and I am excited to help generate awareness throughout the community as we share our vision for bringing MLB to Music City."

This news comes on the heels of renowned American baseball executive Dave Dombrowski becoming an investor, joining the effort and moving to Nashville.

With Dombrowski on board John Loar, leader of Music City Baseball, felt it was important to hit another home run by adding a big name from the music business. Timberlake, with his Tennessee ties and love for sports, was at the top of his wish list.

Several stage and screen favorites—who have each appeared in some iteration of the Tony- and Pulitzer-winning Rent—convened digitally for a virtual rendition of the musical's "Will I?" The performance premiered as part of the new organization Be An #ArtHero's Labor Day of Action September 7.

The grassroots campaign is calling on Congress for $43.85 billion in economic relief to the arts and culture industry through the DAWN Act, based on an open letter that was co-signed by over 10,000 supporters.

Featured in the video are original cast members Anthony Rapp, Adam Pascal, Wilson Jermaine Heredia, Daphne Rubin-Vega, Rodney Hicks, Aiko Nakasone, Fredi Walker-Brown, Gilles Chiasson, and Byron Utley; additional Rent Broadway alums Norbert Leo Butz, Will Chase, Wilson Cruz, Eden Espinosa, Joey Fatone, Tamyra Gray, Adam Kantor, Jeremy Kushnier, Drew Lachey, Telly Leung, Jose Llana, Michael McElroy, Jai Rodriguez, and Tracie Thoms (who also starred in the 2005 film); Annaleigh Ashford and Adam Chanler-Berat of the Off-Broadway revival; tour alums Aaron Tveit and Caissie Levy; Tveit's Hollywood Bowl co-star Skylar Astin; and three cast members of Fox's recent small screen presentation: Jordan Fisher, Brennin Hunt, and Tinashe.

Joining them are a variety of arts workers from around the country who have been fighting for economic protections for the 5.1 million Americans who work in the arts during the public health crisis.

The video is produced by Jenny Grace Makholm, Meaghan Wilbur, and Robert Vornkahl (who also edited and mixed the track). Geoff Josselson and Katja Zarolinski of JZ Casting served as talent coordinators.

The latest addition to the WWE Podcast Network has been officially announced - Uncool with Alexa Bliss.

"Uncool" will premiere on Tuesday, September 22 on Apple Podcasts and wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts. Full length videos of each episode will be available the following week on the WWE Network and the WWE YouTube channel.

Bliss and her weekly guests will discuss their most nostalgic, cringeworthy and funny moments from before they were famous. Bliss' first guest on September 22 will be The Miz. Other upcoming guests include WWE Hall of Famers The Bella Twins, Lance Bass, Ryan Cabrera, James Iglehart, Taylor Hanson, Nikki Glaser, and Jon Heder.

Justine Skye has perfected her self-care routine during quarantine and is sharing her wisdom with the world.

Chatting with PEOPLE for her campaign with Pandora jewelry's "Calling All Collectors" video series, the singer, who just turned 25, reveals how she's been able to prioritize self-care during the pandemic.

Skye also dished about her upcoming music expected this year, which she calls her "best work yet."

And the album is also set to have a very special guest. After asking fans "What are some goals you want to reach by the end of [September]?" on Instagram, Justin Timberlake commented, "Get my feature done for your album... 👀."

Skye has been sharing her new music with Timberlake and working on a collaborative track. "Did I think that I'd be doing a song with him at this point? No. But am I gonna argue with that? Absolutely not."

"The fact that he even respects me as an artist and wants to be on the project is insane," she adds. "It's really, really so mind-blowing."

Five lucky teachers had quite the star-studded surprise waiting for them recently as they prepared to head back to school amid the coronavirus pandemic.

During a live Zoom call on Aug. 26, teachers Kristin Merz, Kori Green, Natalie Wagner, Stephanie Morrison and a man identified as Teddy were shocked to see their favorite celebrities — former Bachelor star Ben Higgins, Top Chef's Carla Hall, actor Dulé Hill, *NSYNC's Lance Bass and actress Melora Hardin — show up on the screen.

The deserving teachers were selected and honored as part of a joint campaign between Cameo Cares, the video platform site/app that allows celebrities to send personalized video messages to fans, and Baby2Baby, a charity that aims to fight childhood poverty.

Thousands of beloved teachers were nominated by people across the nation, but Cameo ultimately selected these five for their dedication to the classroom as the ongoing pandemic continues to pose challenges.

As for Morrison, the visibly-shocked North Carolina teacher couldn't contain her excitement when Bass popped up on the screen, calling the surprise one of the "top 5 experiences of my life."

In response, the *NSYNC star told her, "We wanted to honor you as an amazing teacher and we want to thank you so much. I know it has to be so strange this year... [and] it is not an easy job."

For Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, Jennifer Aniston, Marlo Thomas, Sofia Vergara, Drew Barrymore and other St. Jude Celebrity Ambassadors will unite for the 30 Days #forStJude social media campaign to help raise awareness and support for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital®.

This year's theme for Childhood Cancer Awareness Month is "Let's cure childhood cancer. Together." With togetherness in mind, an all-star lineup of more than 50 celebrities will join Aniston, Vergara and Barrymore to take part in 30 Days #forStJude including: Luis Fonsi, Michael Strahan, Mark Wahlberg, Cindy Crawford, Kaia Gerber, Kate Beckinsale, Lucy Hale, Shaun White, JoJo Siwa, Halima Aden, Emma Roberts, Justin Hartley, Chrissy Metz, Ashley Greene, Jennifer Morrison, Lance Bass, Kathryn Newton, Nick Swisher, JoAnna Garcia Swisher, Claire Holt, Zac Posen, Jessica Szohr, Dave Annable, Odette Annable, Charlie Weber, Bryan Greenberg, Geoff Stults, Parker Young and Elizabeth Olsen among others.

Working with celebrities over the decades to raise awareness and support for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital is rooted in the DNA of St. Jude. Founder Danny Thomas – the late acclaimed entertainer and humanitarian – sought help from his Hollywood connections more than 60 years ago to make his dream of building St. Jude to cure childhood cancer a reality. He envisioned a hospital that would accept children from all backgrounds; a hospital where families would never receive a bill for treatment, travel, housing or food because Danny believed all a family should worry about is helping their child live.

Tori Spelling, Amber Heard and Lance Bass are just a few of the celebrities who are lifting hammers for a good cause.

The stars have partnered with Habitat for Humanity Los Angeles to launch the organization's #Hammertime social media campaign, which aims to raise funds to help build homes amid the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic for those in the Hollywood community who cannot afford housing.

For every $25 or more that is donated, people will receive a special steel hammer created by Redline Steel — an American-made, Veteran-owned and operated company founded by Army veteran Colin Wayne, who survived a rocket attack in Afghanistan eight years ago. (To donate and get your own hammer, click here.)

Family, friendship and fashionable fun drive Nickelodeon's brand-new animated preschool series, Made by Maddie (formerly Fashion Ally), premiering Sunday, Sept. 13, at 11 a.m. (ET/PT) on the Nick Jr. channel. Created by Paula Rosenthal and produced by Silvergate Media (Sunny Day, Peter Rabbit, The Octonauts, Hilda), the series (22 half-hour episodes) follows 8-year-old Maddie in New York City, as she uses her imagination and design ingenuity to turn every problem into a positive with the perfect fashion fix. Made by Maddie will continue to air regularly Sundays at 11 a.m.(ET/PT) on the Nick Jr. channel.

hroughout the season, Made by Maddie will feature guest voice appearances by: Karamo Brown (Queer Eye); Rhyon Nicole Brown (Empire); Danny Burstein (Broadway's Moulin Rouge!); David Burtka (Professional Chef); Monét X Change (RuPaul's Drag Race); Joey Fatone (*NSYNC); Griffin Robert Faulkner (Raising Dion); Nina Garcia (Project Runway); Joy Lynn Jacobs (The Blacklist); Claudia Morcate-Martin (Seneca); Wanya Morris (Boyz II Men); Christine Pedi (Steven Universe); Christiani Pitts (Broadway's King Kong); Al Roker (TODAY); D'Angelo Russell (Minnesota Timberwolves); Horatio Sanz (Black Monday); and Nico Tortorella (Younger).

Lance Bass, 41, knows what it's like to have the amazing opportunity to be a part of the MTV Video Music Awards and face the pressure that comes with attempting to give a fantastic performance, so he's giving advice to some of the performers at this year's virtual show, including Lady Gaga and Ariana Grande. The talented singer was a part of the mega popular boy band, *NSYNC, who performed at the VMAs in past years, and he thinks the artists set to take the stage on Aug. 30 should take in every moment and give it their all.

"One, just enjoy every minute of it," Lance EXCLUSIVELY told HollywoodLife about what he'd say to Gaga and Ariana, in a recent interview. "I know it is a stressful time and you want to make the best performance but really sit back and enjoy the moment, because there are not many times that you'll be able to do that in life. So understand why you are there and with MTV, the VMAs is all about the performance, and you always have to outdo your last performance so this is the one time that you should really go over the top and do something really cool and definitely something out of the box so people will be talking about it the next day."

Lance Bass gave an update on his relationship with Jax Taylor and what the former boy band member thinks would shake up "Vanderpump Rules."

Chatting exclusively with TooFab, the podcast host said the reality star "will always be a friend" of his, even though they went through a rough patch recently, having severed business ties after Jax was accused of making racist and biphobic remarks.

"We're fine," Bass began. "I feel bad for him because I don't know if he said something that he needs to definitely be educated about, but you know, I would never kick a friend out of my life because he said something stupid. I feel like I'm there to educate."

He explained that the pair went their separate ways on the Just Add X cocktail mixer endeavor after fans of the product "were not having it."

"Like, it was just such a horrible experience and they were spamming our website and, you know, hacking it and everything," he recalled. "So, yeah, we -- it had to, it had to end."

But Lance said they were still cool with each other, adding, "I love that guy."

Meanwhile, with the recent firing of "Vanderpump Rules" stars Stassi Schroeder, Kristen Doute, Max Boyens and Brett Caprioni, Lance once thought Jax might be next, but now he's not so sure.

"I don't know really what's going to happen because, you know, it all comes in spurts of people's request of canceling people," he told TooFab. "So, I don't know if they will let anyone else go. I think they got rid of who they felt like they needed to get rid of."

The start of this school year is certainly different [than] usual, due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. But one thing that likely won't change much, except for those going fully remote? The need for teachers across the nation to have to dip into their own salaries to pay for classroom supplies, as it's been estimated (pre-pandemic) that teachers spend an average of $479 per year out of pocket on their classrooms.

Fed up with seeing her fellow teachers struggle, Jones decided to get creative. The Texas teacher took to Facebook in hopes of bringing together a supportive community of teachers and it was met with overwhelming support. At that moment, the #ClearTheLists movement was started.

Now ClearTheList is much more than a social media movement, evolving into a nonprofit due to its success. "I was very relentless because it was an issue that I felt needed to be addressed," Jones says. "It was one thing to create a social media movement and for it to have that initial success, but I didn't want it to die out."

That perseverance has gained the attention of celebrities and organizations who are willing to put their money where their mouth is. That includes Lance Bass, who described the importance of ClearTheList to Yahoo Life, "The ClearTheList movement is near and dear to my heart, because my mom was a school teacher," he says. "Teacher's spend so much of their own money on school supplies because most school districts cannot afford to buy them… [I] do fundraisers every month, and every August I raise money for #ClearTheList to do my part to help get teachers supplies that they need."

To apply for the sweepstakes or donate to the cause, visit clearthelistfoundation.org and clorox.com/support-our-teachers

Former *NSYNC star Joey Fatone talks to Hoda and Jenna about his new game show on The Game Show Network, "Common Knowledge." He also puts the co-hosts' common knowledge to the test with a list of facts that you should know but probably don't.

To get you hyped for the 2020 MTV VMAs airing this Sunday night, on Friday, the channel is running a marathon of some of the VMAs of years past, featuring a non-stop parade of stars from the last 20 years.

At 1 p.m ET/PT, flash back to 1999, when Chris Rock hosted the show from the Metropolitan Opera House in New York City. Among the stars appearing: Jay-Z, Kid Rock, *NSYNC, Eminem, The Backstreet Boys, Ricky Martin, Britney Spears and Lauryn Hill. Ms. Hill's "Doo Wop (That Thing)" won Video of the Year.

At 4 p.m. ET/PT, you can enjoy the 2000 VMAs from New York's Radio City Music Hall, hosted by Shawn & Marlon Wayans, and featuring Britney, *NSYNC and Eminem again. You'll also see Janet Jackson, Rage Against the Machine, Red Hot Chili Peppers, DMX and more. In case you forgot, this was the VMAs where Britney caused jaws to drop by stripping down to a flesh-colored bodysuit. Eminem's "The Real Slim Shady" won Video of the Year.

Check out Renee's interview with Joey Fatone! He chats about Common Knowledge on Game Show Network, parenting, life during Covid and more!

Common Knowledge airs on Game Show Network weeknights at 5:30 p.m.

Listen to the complete interview here:

Joey Fatone says it's game if *NSYNC and Backstreet Boys ever square off in a battle of the boy bands ... and he thinks it wouldn't even be close!!!

We got Joey out at LAX Monday and our camera guy asked him about the possibility of *NSYNC and Backstreet battling it out on Verzuz, the Instagram Live pandemic phenomenon usually reserved for rappers. So far, it's seen showdowns between Timbaland and Swizz Beatz, Lil Jon and T-Pain, and Snoop Dogg and DMX.

Joey tells us how he really feels ... he says *NSYNC would win in a landslide no matter what!!!

A potential Verzuz showdown would be a huge hit, but Joey says there are some huge hurdles before the two bands ever go toe-to-toe.

Joey's giving *NSYNC the edge, but he tells us why Backstreet could give them a run for their money, depending on the ground rules.

Justin Timberlake and Timbaland have been cemented in pop music history as a certified hitmaking team, but as a 14-year-old boy, JT thought it was his "prophecy" to work with the megaproducer.

In a new interview with Apple Music's Zane Lowe, Timberlake shared his Essentials Playlist that rewinds through 20 of his biggest hits old and new, from his career-defining No. 1 hit "SexyBack" to his reflective new sound on "Mirrors" to his "Can't Stop The Feeling!" happy dance anthem from Trolls in 2016.

But when it came to "SexyBack," the 39-year-old hitmaker remembered the pushback he initially received. He told Lowe about the concerns those from the label had about the first single of his 2006 album FutureSex/LoveSounds, from "It's too fast" to "It doesn't sound like you" to "It doesn't have your signature falsetto." Yet Timberlake loved it for all those reasons, and the David Bowie inspiration behind it.

"I was listening to 'Rebel Rebel,' which essentially is about a cross-dresser. And so I was picturing guys, girls, all iterations of that in a club, singing this to each other," he said of the 1974 Bowie classic in the interview. "And I said, 'This has to be so simple and a vibe and just like an attitude.' And I was like, 'What's the most audacious thing you could possibly say?' And that was the first line of the song."

Timberlake then dove into the story of how the provocative R&B single came to be, which eventually won the Grammy award for best dance recording in 2007. "I'll never forget this moment. So [Timbaland's] like, 'All right man, I think we got to bring dance music back.' So he's [beatboxing]... He's like, 'Whatchu you gonna say?' I just go like this, [singing] 'I'm bringing sexy back!' And he goes, 'Yeah!' He just said 'Yeah!' But Timbaland doesn't do anything off-beat. You should know that."

He continued: "So then we just started trading lines back and forth and it was just, it honestly, it was like a pop-dance cipher. You know, where we were, everything was off the top of the head, and we were just going. And then we finished it, we knew it was different. We would invite people to the studio. And every time that record came on, the reaction you got from any female was, I was like, 'This is it.'"

You may know him from one of the most iconic and successful boy bands of all time, but now he's hosting a game show.

Joey Fatone, a member of *NSYNC, joined host Dave Anthony recently to discuss his career, his Game Show Network trivia program "Common Knowledge" and how both were turned upside down by the coronavirus.

Fatone looked back at the early days in the music profession and also described the challenges social distancing has created for the TV and music industry today. And of course, Dave asked him about the possibility *NSYNC could reunite.

The interview was long and we could not include all of it in the original segment. On The Fox News Rundown Extra, you will hear our entire interview with game show and pop music legend Joey Fatone.

In response to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, the 30th annual Environmental Media Awards were presented virtually for the first time on Friday evening, making the event free to access on a variety of online platforms. Former *NSYNC star Lance Bass served as host for the festivities, which celebrate pro-environmental messaging in film and television.

Among other honorees was HBO's chilling and acclaimed miniseries Chernobyl, which won Best Television Drama for the episode Please Remain Calm.

Remote 'attendees' included: Malin Åkerman, Nikki Reed, Darren Criss, Tracee Ellis Ross and Taylor Zakhar Perez.

Lance Bass shared a heartbreaking update on his surrogacy journey with husband Michael Turchin.

In an exclusive interview with TooFab, the *NSYNC alum, 41, said the two have recently come across some challenges in their attempts to become parents, with the coronavirus pandemic adding to the difficulties.

"We're two and a half years in and we keep running into a lot of different hiccups," Lance confessed. "We have not been -- we haven't been pregnant since last year, you know, when we lost them last year. But now, we found a new donor and we love the donor, so we have our embryos ready to go right now."

The couple -- who tied the knot in 2014 -- first revealed their parenthood plans back in 2017, saying they were hoping for a set of twins at the time.

"Unfortunately, we just lost our surrogate that we've had for over two years," the entertainer sadly reported. "And so now -- now begins the process of finding a replacement surrogate which is hard during Covid because a lot of surrogates really don't want to get pregnant during a time like this."

TooFab spoke with Lance ahead of the Environmental Media Awards, which he'll host on Friday evening.

This year may be a disaster for the music biz, but that doesn't (obviously) mean that 2019 wasn't. Last year, a number of artists made a shit-ton of money on the strength of touring.

Billboard shared its ranking of last year's highest-paid musicians, and the Rolling Stones top the list. The band made $65 million last year, including $60.5 million in touring. Ariana Grande was in second with $44.3 million, with $33.7 million from touring. The top five is rounded out by Elton John ($43.3 million overall), the Jonas Brothers ($40.9 million) and Queen ($35.2 million).

Other names on the list include Paul McCartney, Lady Gaga, Post Malone, Kiss, Justin Timberlake, Lady Gaga, Backstreet Boys, BTS, Khalid, John Mayer, Fleetwood Mac, Cher, Metallica, Aerosmith and Billie Eilish.

It's been 20 years since Shamari DeVoe and Brandi Williams portrayed East Compton Clovers in the 2000 teen comedy Bring It On, but the R&B group, Blaque, still remember the moves from their iconic "Brr" cheer like it was yesterday. In between giggles, over a call from Atlanta, Georgia, they break out: "Brr, it's cold in here There must be some Clovers in the at-mos-phere! Oh-wee-oh-wee-oh Ice ice ice!"

In early 1999, Blaque—comprised of DeVoe, Williams and the late Natina Reed—were among the most exciting up-and-coming groups of the new millennium. Before their debut single, "808," was even released, the proteges of TLC's Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes joined *NSYNC on a major tour. Then, that May, "808" dropped and was certified platinum. Blaque's eponymous debut album followed, producing the international hit "Bring It All to Me," which featured JC Chasez. And the girls were offered a part in a movie called Cheer Fever (Bring It On's working title). No audition necessary.

"We were at the height of our career," DeVoe says. "And we were represented by Johnny Wright [manager to *NSYNC and Backstreet Boys], and Lisa Lopes, she was our mentor and had creative control. We were hot and they reached out to us."

Blaque also recorded a new song for Bring It On's soundtrack. "As If" pairs DeVoe's rich timbre and Williams' sweet inflections with a horn-driven melody and calls out an old boyfriend for trying to sweet talk his way back to a broken heart. Williams, DeVoe and Reed quickly laid the vocals, then flew to Montreal, Quebec to shoot the music video. There are two versions of the track and the movie's features *NSYNC's Joey Fatone. "*NSYNC was like our brothers," Williams adds. "It wasn't just business, we hung out with them all the time. So, Joey, he wanted to jump on the record."

If 2020 has taught us anything, it's that living through a pandemic is Tough. As. Hell. To seek refuge, people are revisiting childhood joys now more than ever. And what better way to have a nostalgia-induced fever dream than to play the music from your youth, amirite? It's not *just* you who's playing their first '90s/early 2000s playlist on repeat, bawling your eyes out while listening to the Backstreet Boys, and wishing for a better tomorrow—it's *all* of us...which is why today is a truly blessed day.

In an answer to our collective prayers, the Backstreet Boys are now giving their diehard fans the content they so desperate crave by launching their first-ever radio show. BSB's newest project is called 'All I Have to Give Radio,' appropriately named after a song from their second album, Backstreet's Back.

Ahead of the first episode's premiere, I caught up with Nick Carter himself to talk about why BSB's getting into radio, what he hopes pop music will sound like post-2020, the band's secret acoustic album, and how he feels about your other favorite boy band from the '90s, *NSYNC.

I OWE IT TO THE FANS TO ASK—WOULD YOU HAVE *NSYNC ON THE SHOW?

I was supposed to do an interview with Chris Kirkpatrick a few months ago! I'm great friends with Chris, Joey [Fatone], andLance [Bass]...all of them, honestly. We all have great relationships with those guys, and I think it would be a lot of fun to bring them on. Right now, nobody knows what's gonna happen with the show. It's like an experiment, but who knows? The show could grow and turn into something that people truly enjoy, and at that point, heck yeah, I'd bring in bring in the *NSYNC guys. For the fans' sake, yeah, that would be awesome.

Lance Bass and husband Michael Turchin, who tied the knot in December 2014, experienced a miscarriage in March — the couple's ninth attempt at parenthood via an egg donor. Though, the *NSYNC alum, 41, isn't giving up on his dream of becoming a dad. Lance is more than ready for the adventure that still lies ahead.

"The adventure I am looking forward to in life next is being a Dad. I think that is going to completely change my life — all your priorities completely change and I think I am ready for that right now," he told HollywoodLife during an exclusive interview ahead of this Friday's virtual EMAs, in which he will serve as host.

"We have been working on it for a few years," Lance said of his journey to baby with husband Michael, admitting, "[We] haven't had the best luck." The couple first started their IVF journey in 2017.

Despite the lows, Lance and Michael are still moving forward with their surrogacy process. "Hopefully soon we will have some good news, but this quarantine has not helped at all with the process. We just have run into bad luck here and there, but we are getting closer," he revealed.

Lance went on to recall their surrogate's March miscarriage, which resulted in the loss of their baby boy at just eight weeks in the womb. "Unfortunately we just lost a surrogate and now we have to find another," he said, explaining that if the couple finds a new surrogate, "we can then get pregnant."

Dolly Parton cuddled with Willie Nelson in a throwback Instagram pic that fans seemed to love, based on the many comments they left on the post. In the caption, the country music legend honored her longtime friend for his work on A Holly Dolly Christmas. This project will reunite the pals for Dolly's first holiday album in 30 years.

Fans thought the sweet pic was adorable, as did celebrities including actress Kate Hudson, *NSYNC singer Chris Kirkpatrick and Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Kyle Richards.

Lance Bass is weighing in on the #FreeBritney movement.

After growing up in the spotlight alongside Britney Spears, the former boy bander said he's witnessed firsthand the pop star's evolution over the years. In a recent episode of his podcast, The Daily Popcast, Bass said he's conflicted about discussing the conversation surrounding her conservatorship but agrees with concerned fans that her social media activity is "out of character."

"I get a lot of questions about this, but I always stay silent because I'm like, 'I don't know.' If I had something positive or some real information to share I probably would," he remarked.

However, the *NSYNC singer did add, "Obviously she's got some problems. I don't know what she's going through, I don't know exactly what her diagnoses are but online these videos are definitely out of character for her. This is kind of a new thing. So something's going on. I think that's why a lot of the fans are like, 'She's being held hostage because she's acting so strange,' but I think it could just be her medication doing this."

"She feels very happy and wants to do these videos," Bass continued, "I don't see any danger in it. I think they're kind of fun and positive... I would be more worried if she disappeared from social media."

The 41-year-old also cited his personal relationship with members of Spears' family, including sister Jamie Lynn Spears and brother Bryan Spears.

"They would never want to hurt [their] sister and they would never go along with anyone taking advantage of her. They just wouldn't. I think they would be privy to what's going on with their parents taking care of her," Bass surmised.

The actor: Random Roles' bread and butter may be the character actor, but there's also much to love and admire about the people who created those beloved characters. Paula Pell is one of those creators. A writer for Saturday Night Live for almost 25 years, Pell helped create the Spartan cheerleaders, Marty and Bobbi Mohan Culp, Debbie Downer, and Gilly, and brought us all down to "Omeletteville," "Veganville," and "Liquorville" with Justin Timberlake. She's also written for numerous award shows and 30 Rock, and penned the 2015 Tina Fey-Amy Poehler vehicle Sisters.

One very specific memory I have about that is when I used to write a boy group sketch called "7 Degrees Celsius" or at least I think that's what it was called. It was Jimmy Fallon, Horatio Sanz, Chris Kattan, and then we would have always have the male host play a boy group member. And then Will Farrell was their manager, and he had tinted glasses and he was only allowed to be 300 feet from them, so something bad had gone down.

Anyway, I would write all these boy group songs, and they were really cheesy, like "Girl, I really," you know. And they all had different really weird facial hair, like goatees and stuff. It used to be something I used to love to write.

So, I did one when *NSYNC was on as the musical guest and they said, "Oh, can you do something where *NSYNC is in that sketch?" And I said, "Oh my God, I'd love to do that." So I wrote a song where they were dressed as McDonald's employees and they were a boy group and they sang "Hold The Pickle." They did this really sexy dance and everything.

So we did it, and I went to the after party. I woke up the next day. We'd always sleep in, of course, 'cause we were all drunk from the after party. I woke up at about two in the afternoon and TRL was on with Carson Daly. It was down in Times Square, and *NSYNC was being interviewed. And there were about a hundred girls with a banner that said, "Hold The Pickle," and I could not compute it. I'd barely changed my clothes from the night before and I turn on the TV and I'm looking at a line that I wrote four days before, for a sketch, painted on a fricking banner all the way down in Times Square with all these girls screaming for *NSYNC. That was the first time I felt the power of doing the types of characters that people would remember.

Celebrities celebrated former Vice President Joe Biden's announcement Tuesday that he has chosen Democratic primary opponent Sen. Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) as his vice presidential nominee, making her the first Black woman and first South Asian [woman] on a major political party's presidential ticket.

Singer Lance Bass called Harris "the perfect VP," in a tweet and noted that she is "tough and with a huge heart."

Biden's announcement comes months after he committed to picking a woman to join him on the Democratic ticket. Harris is now the third female vice presidential candidate for a major political party, following Geraldine Ferraro, who was Democrat Walter Mondale's running mate in 1984, and Sarah Palin, who was Republican John McCain's vice presidential pick in 2008.

Last week, HBO Max hosted another fun virtual premiere to celebrate its new movie "American Pickle," directed by Brandon Trost and starring Seth Rogen.

Based on Simon Rich's New Yorker novella, Rogen plays Herschel Greenbaum, a struggling laborer who immigrates to America in 1919 with dreams of building a better life for his beloved family. One day, while working at his factory job, he falls into a vat of pickles and is brined for 100 years. The brine preserves him perfectly and when he emerges in present day Brooklyn, he finds that he hasn't aged a day. But when he seeks out his family, he is troubled to learn that his only surviving relative is his great grandson, Ben Greenbaum (also played by Rogen), a mild-mannered computer coder whom Herschel can't even begin to understand.

The full celeb guest list included: Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Malin Akerman, Chef Roble Ali, Anthony Anderson, Katie Aselton, Sean Baker, Lance Bass, Brec Bassinger, Doug Benson, Summer Bishil, Michael Ian Black, Jason Blum, Joey Bragg, Janicza Bravo, Mara Brock Akil, James L. Brooks, Yvette Nicole Brown, Quinta Brunson, Cara Buono, D'Arcy Carden, Chloe x Halle, Jeremy Cohen, Rob Corddry, Lea DeLaria, Zoey Deutch, Guillermo Diaz, Ava DuVernay, Jay Ellis, Brad Everett Young, Paul Feig, Shiloh Fernandez, Nathan Fielder, Kate Flannery, Colin Ford, Brittany Furlan and Tommy Lee, Peter Gallagher, Noah Galvin, Janina Gavankar, Ilana Glazer, Noah Grossman, James Gunn, Catherine Hardwicke, Neil Patrick Harris and David Burtka, Marielle Heller, Megan Hilty, Abbi Jacobson, Jordan Klepper, Nick Kroll, Sophia Lillis, Keiynan Lonsdale, Danielle Macdonald, Billy Magnussen, Heather Matarazzo, Molly McCook, Josh Meyers, Ingrid Michaelson, Alyssa Milano, Chris Miller, Chloe Grace Moretz, Arden Myrin, Casey Neistat, Oscar Nunez, Sharon Osbourne, Adam Pally, Tom Payne, Busy Philipps, Esther Povitsky, Jason Reitman, Frank Rich, AnnaSophia Robb, Natasha Rothwell, Inanna Sarkis, Ben Schwartz, Adam Shankman, Iliza Shlesinger, Hannah Simone, Cobie Smulders, Dita Von Teese, David Wain, Alisha Wainwright, Lena Waithe, Zelda Williams, Mara Wilson, Elijah Wood, and more.

In support of the virtual premiere for HBO Max made donations to the NYC Health + Hospitals COVID-19 fund and to HFC to aid its efforts to provide additional support during COVID-19 for family caregivers of those impacted by Alzheimer's.

An American Pickle debuted on HBO Max Thursday, August 6th.

After shooting to the top of the charts in its debut week, Trolls World Tour continues to sit at the top of the UK film chart going into its third week.

The Dreamworks Animation, featuring voices from the likes of Justin Timberlake and Anna Kendrick, was originally due to be released here in the UK at the end of March.

For obvious reasons, that date was initially pushed back until it was uniquely released straight for digital home viewing on April 10. It's time at the top of the UK film chart has directly coincided with being made available on disc late last month.

WarnerMedia continues to build on the strength of truTV's flagship franchise Impractical Jokers. The company has ordered a third season of TBS' The Misery Index and 10 additional episodes of truTV's remotely shot Impractical Jokers: Dinner Party. Additionally, truTV's first feature length film Impractical Jokers: The Movie will make its streaming premiere on HBO Max on September 1.

2020 also marked truTV's first feature length film Impractical Jokers: The Movie, which will debut on HBO Max on September 1. The film opened in February with the week's highest per-screen average of all major theatrical releases with 2.6 million at 357 theaters. In week two, the feature was expanded to almost 1,900 theaters, reaching fans of the franchise across the country.

The film follows the four lifelong friends and comedians in a fictional story of a humiliating high school mishap from the early nineties. Featuring appearances from Paula Abdul, Jaden Smith, and Joey Fatone, the movie combines the fictional narrative with real life footage of over-the-top punishments and callbacks to classic moments from the series. Once the guys from the Impractical Jokers hit the road, they compete in hidden camera challenges for the chance to turn back the clock and find redemption.

Living and learning. Joey Fatone achieved new clarity after his divorce from ex-wife Kelly Baldwin.

"Something that I have learned over the years later on, especially being in a divorced family, and even if you're not divorced and you're still obviously with your spouse and everything is going great, give the time for your spouse — whether it be the male or female or whatever under your roof is — give that time to say, 'Hey, you know what? I'm gonna take the kids or the kid or whatever for the weekend,' or 'You know what? You go somewhere,'" the former *NSYNC member, 43, explained during an episode of the "How Men Think" podcast earlier this month. "Give each spouse a chance to kind of recharge their batteries. Because nobody's perfect. We get angry, we do this, we do that."

Fatone admitted that he did not understand Baldwin's side of things in the early days of coparenting. "We all need downtime to ourselves, whether that be either watching TiVo all day, going to play golf, going to a hotel and reading a book," he noted. "Whatever in that sense may be your Zen, I think it does give the other person a break, and I never noticed that when I was younger because I was always traveling with 'NSync. My ex was always with the kids, and it was always, 'Well, the kids did this and this and that,' and [I was] always like, 'Yeah, yeah, but you can deal with it.' It's not that easy."

After his split, the Common Knowledge host realized how demanding juggling his personal and professional lives could be. "Especially when I got divorced, I became Mom and Dad when I got home, so when I'm home by myself, legit, pardon my French, but I'm like, 'Oh s—t. I gotta cook, I've gotta get them ready for school, I have to make sure the house is livable,'" he shared.

TBS's "Celebrity Show-Offs" features various famous folks competing to see who can make the most entertaining and engaging content from their homes in the midst of quarantine.

In the latest edition, Tori Spelling shares her offering, which begins when she awakens in bed surrounded by her children — and a pig named Wilbur, along with a bird resting on her head.

After a sequence featuring a cowboy-costumed Spelling chugging from a huge bottle of wine (labelled "Mom Juice"), the video ends on a surreal note when *NSYNC's Joey Fatone surprises Spelling and McDermott in bed as they awaken to a new day.

"It's our fatanglement," Spelling tells her surprised husband.

Joey Fatone helped sell over 70 million records as a member of *NSYNC & all these years later he's carved out a successful game show hosting career!

The Brooklyn native checked in to talk about Game Show Network's popular show "Common Knowledge," which begins of a four-week syndicated trial run in New York August 3rd at 11:30am on MY 9! "Common Knowledge" also runs weekdays at 10am & 5:30pm on The Game Show Network.

COMMON KNOWLEDGE asks practical, everyday multiple-choice questions that everyone should know in three rounds of play with the winning team going on to the bonus round to play for $10,000.

Fatone has also appeared in countless television shows and movies including "Dancing with the Stars," and "My Big Fat Greek Wedding," as well as serving as the announcer for "Family Feud" from 2010-2015 (and yes, we had to ask him to do his intro for Steve Harvey, and he did!).

Timbaland's production work is hailed as some of the greatest in hip-hop history, but it was his pivot into the realm of pop music that truly cemented his universality. In the mid-millennium, Timbo found himself connecting with Justin Timberlake, who was already doing work to rebrand himself following his run with boy band *NSYNC. Together they joined forces to create FutureSex/LoveSound, an album hailed by many as a masterpiece -- and considering it spawned singles like "Sexy Back," "My Love," and "I Think That She Knows," that might not be hyperbole.

Now, with Timbaland enjoying the success of his and Swizz Beatz new brainchild Verzuz, the legendary producer took to Instagram to stoke the flames of hype on another level. Sharing what might have otherwise been a jaunt down memory lane, Timbo turned it up with an allusion to a promising future development. "FUTURE SEXY LOVESOUNDS pt [two]," he pens, alongside a few zipped-lip emojis for good measure.

Naturally, the caption had many contemplating whether Tim and Justin would actually go through with it. Swizz Beatz actually joined the fray to suggest a battle between Usher and JT, a match that fans have also been clamoring to see on Verzuz. Provided Timbo actually has a few FutureSex/Love Sounds PT 2 songs in the cut, maybe a high profile battle is exactly the place to premiere them. What do you think -- is this an album you want to see?

In response to the pandemic, this year's Environmental Media Association's awards ceremony is going virtual, offering global access to its celebration of environmental messaging in media through a live-streamed event.

The advocacy organization has set the date of its annual television and film awards program for Thursday, Aug. 20 at 5 p.m. PST (8 p.m. EST). The live ceremony is scheduled to stream on both the EMA YouTube and Facebook pages, as well as social accounts for Artists United for Amazonia and several public figures. Following the event's initial airing, the entire awards show will be uploaded and available to view on the EMA Instagram page.

Activist, artist and co-chair of the Executive EMA Board Lance Bass will host the virtual event honoring work across mediums and genres. Jaden Smith, Malin Åkerman, Nikki Reed and Ian Somerhalder, Drew Scott and Linda Phan, Karrueche Tran, Constance Zimmer, Frances Fisher, Wendie Malick, Ed Begley Jr., Amy Smart and Carter Oosterhouse, Eric Christian Olsen and Emmanuelle Chriqui are among the talent confirmed to appear.

"Given the current crisis in the world, I feel fortunate to be a part of the Environmental Media Association and to be given the opportunity to virtually honor the film and television projects that are striving to make positive environmental impacts," EMA Executive Board co-chair and EMA Awards host Lance Bass said in a statement. "Although I would love to be with everyone in person, safety is a priority and it will be exciting for a much larger audience outside of Los Angeles to see the amazing work EMA is honoring."

Awards will be presented virtually in eight categories, from children's and variety TV to feature film and documentary.

Ever since Justin Rose won the Fed Ex Cup and its $10 million prize two years ago, golf lovers have seen a lot more of the 2013 U.S. Open winner during TV commercial breaks.

We spoke more about golf majors, his gold medal Olympic performance at Rio 2016, and other topics last Wednesday.

Andy Frye: We see guys like Tiger and Brooks Koepka wearing their own brands, and players like Rickie Fowler who bring swagger to golf. But you've got your own 'swagger' too.

Rose: Swagger is an interesting word. I'd say one of my coolest friends is Justin Timberlake, and he texted me once after I played well and he said, "Swagger on 100!" And I said, OK, cool—whatever that means, I'm in. But for me I guess it means being confident in your own skin.

AF: Speaking of Justin Timberlake, do you get to play golf with him? What's he like on the course?

Rose: I've really got to know him as a person while on the course. He's an avid golfer and loves to play. That's another thing about golf, is the friendships I've built and how the game has given me the occasion to meet people I otherwise wouldn't have met. I think, for other athletes and musicians like Justin, golf is a wonderful outlet.

I've always see Justin being relaxed on the golf course, and that's when you get to know the real person. I've enjoyed getting to know the real guy behind the swagger and the album covers. But yeah, he's a perfectionist in everything he does—in the way he dresses, and on the golf course as well. He's basically what I call "buttoned-up perfection." His style might be loud, but it's always classy.

Two teams battle for $10,000 over everyday questions that everyone should know. Don't miss the premiere of Common Knowledge, hosted by Joey Fatone, today at 1:00 p.m. on FOX 35.

Trolls World Tour holds on to Number 1 for a second week, as it continues to lead on digital downloads only.

The film - with a cast full of musical icons including Justin Timberlake, Ozzy Osbourne, Mary J. Blige, Kelly Clarkson, Anderson Paak & J Balvin - leads a frozen Top 3 ahead of some resurgences from previous Official Film Chart favourites.

Game Show Network's popular trivia-based game show Common Knowledge has been picked up by Fox Television Stations for a four-week test run next month. Beginning on August 3, Common Knowledge, distributed by Sony Pictures TV, will air on Fox stations in eight markets including New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Phoenix, Tampa, Minneapolis, Orlando and Austin.

"This is the first time we have done a summer test, and we look forward seeing Joey Fatone host Common Knowledge on the Fox Television stations this August," said John Weiser, president, First Run Television, SPT.

Common Knowledge, which premiered on Game Show Network on January 14, 2019, is a game show that asks those practical, everyday questions that, in theory, everyone should know. Hosted by Fatone, Common Knowledge features two teams of three players consisting of friends, family and/or colleagues who compete to answer multiple-choice questions in three rounds of play. The winning team goes on to the bonus round to play for a $10,000 prize.

"Common Knowledge is a consistent performer for us and a fan favorite so we are excited to work with SPT for this summer test on Fox Television stations," Fran Shea, executive vice president of programming and marketing, Game Show Network added. "We are dedicated to creating family-friendly, fun programming that you can turn on, play-along and watch no matter who is in the room."

To celebrate its release on the home formats from today, we have an exclusive clip from the Trolls World Tour release which takes viewers behind the scenes of the hit movie. The film has been a huge hit on premium video on demand and digital, and lands on the physical formats this week.

Queen Poppy (Anna Kendrick), Branch (Justin Timberlake), and the rest of your favorite Trolls are back for another musical adventure that's bigger - and louder - than ever before! In TROLLS WORLD TOUR, Poppy and Branch discover that their kingdom is only one of six musical realms - Funk, Country, Techno, Classical, Pop, and Rock - that were once united in perfect harmony. When the power-hungry ruler of the Rocker Trolls threatens to silence all other music so her tribe can reign supreme, Poppy and Branch must embark on an epic quest to unite the realms of Trollskind, before the songs in their hearts are lost forever! The film is currently available for early viewing on a wide variety of popular on-demand services as a premium rental offering.

Watch our exclusive clip below, all courtesy of Universal Pictures Home Entertainment.