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Debbie Gibson shares her life story in her new memoir, revealing her financial struggles, her relationship with her late mother, and her health issues with Lyme disease, including a humbling moment where Lance Bass lent her money during tough times.
Lance Bass revealed that his career faced significant setbacks after he came out as gay in 2006, including the cancellation of a CW pilot he was set to star in. Bass described the experience as a "career killer," noting that casting directors and agents distanced themselves, making it difficult for him to find work in Hollywood. Despite these challenges, Bass has since rebuilt his career and worked with some of the same industry professionals who initially turned him away.
Lance Bass reveals that he developed diabetes during the COVID-19 pandemic and is now focused on managing his condition through careful eating, insulin management, and regular exercise. He emphasizes the importance of physical and mental health, incorporating workouts, meditation, and outdoor activities into his routine. Battling allergies, he has partnered with Allegra to utilize their mobile tool, Allegra Airways, to find routes with lower pollen and pollution levels.
Lance Bass revealed in an exclusive interview that Justin Timberlake and Britney Spears have resolved their past issues, with Timberlake apologizing to Spears and the two now being on good terms. Bass emphasized that the public perception of their relationship does not reflect their current status, and he believes that the ongoing support from Spears' fans disrupting Timberlake's music is ultimately beneficial for both artists. Additionally, Bass discussed the possibility of an NSYNC reunion and highlighted the importance of environmental activism at the EMA awards.
NSYNC members Lance Bass and Joey Fatone revealed that certain tracks from their debut album, released in 1997, make them cringe. The songs "Riddle," "Here We Go," and "I Need Love" were not their style and had a more techno sound, which they felt didn't align with their vibe. The American boy band recently reunited for their first song together in two decades and hinted at the possibility of future projects once the SAG-AFTRA strike ends.
Lance Bass and Joey Fatone delighted fans at a holiday party in New York City by performing *NSYNC hits and tossing 'Trolls' dolls to the crowd. The surprise duo sang popular tracks like "Bye Bye Bye" and "Tearin' Up My Heart," as well as the group's holiday hit, "Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays." They were joined on stage by "RHONY" star Dorinda Medley for a rendition of "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer." Despite the excitement, a full *NSYNC reunion or tour is still not happening.
Lance Bass of NSYNC teases potential future plans for the iconic boy band, expressing that he doesn't see their recent reunion as their last endeavor. Due to ongoing strikes in the entertainment industry, the band's release of their first single in over two decades and their appearance at the MTV Video Music Awards were affected. Bass hopes to rectify the situation and do something else for the fans once the strike ends. He also mentions the possibility of a world tour, potentially partnering with other nostalgic boy bands like Backstreet Boys and 98 Degrees.
Lance Bass believes fans should forgive Justin Timberlake amidst the backlash he has been receiving following the release of Britney Spears' memoir. Bass suggests that the world needs more forgiveness and cites Britney as an example. He also mentions purchasing Spears' memoir and hopes that fans can find forgiveness as well. The memoir reveals allegations of cheating and an abortion during Spears' relationship with Timberlake.
Lance Bass defends his former NSYNC bandmate Justin Timberlake amid backlash over his treatment of Britney Spears during their relationship, urging fans to practice forgiveness. Bass suggests taking a cue from Britney, who has spoken out about her experiences in her new memoir. While Bass declines to comment on whether he has spoken with Timberlake, he expresses support for Timberlake's right to tell his own story. Bass also mentions that there are no current plans for an NSYNC album but hints at future discussions. Timberlake has not reached out to Britney regarding her memoir, and sources say he is not happy about its revelations.
Lance Bass, former NSYNC member, has urged fans to "practice a little forgiveness" towards Justin Timberlake following the release of Britney Spears' memoir, which revealed new details about their relationship. Bass, who bought a copy of the memoir, emphasized the need for forgiveness in a world filled with hate. He also expressed hope that fans would find forgiveness for Timberlake, who faced online backlash. Spears' memoir disclosed previously unknown information, including an abortion she had while dating Timberlake and allegations of infidelity on both sides. Representatives for Spears and Timberlake have not commented on the matter.
Lance Bass defends Justin Timberlake amid backlash from Britney Spears's memoir, urging fans to practice forgiveness and take a note from Britney's example. Britney revealed in her book that she had an abortion while dating Justin, as he didn't want to be a father. The revelations and Justin's treatment of Britney have led to criticism, but Lance hopes fans can find forgiveness. Justin has not directly commented on the criticism.
Lance Bass, member of NSYNC, held up a sign saying "Not Taylor Swift" during the Chargers-Cowboys game, clarifying that he is not the pop star. Swift has been attending Chiefs games due to her relationship with Kansas City tight end Travis Kelce. Bass and Swift recently reunited at the VMAs, where Bass gave Swift a friendship bracelet. Meanwhile, Kelce and his brother Jason attended the Phillies' NLCS win over the Diamondbacks.
*NSYNC members JC Chasez and Lance Bass hint at the possibility of more reunions for the group, following their recent performance at the MTV VMAs. JC Chasez expressed his enjoyment of recording a new song for an upcoming film, while not ruling out the potential for future projects. Lance Bass mentioned the ongoing writers' and actors' strike as a factor that could affect any future plans for the group. Fans are hopeful for more from *NSYNC after their highly anticipated reunion.
Britney Spears celebrates becoming a new auntie as she meets her longtime friend Lance Bass's twins for the first time. The pop star shared photos on social media, expressing her joy at the arrival of the "absolutely gorgeous babies." Bass, who had previously been blocked from contacting Spears by her team, revealed that she had reached out through her people to reconnect. The reunion was hindered by Spears' handlers, but Bass remains hopeful for a future meeting. This comes after it was revealed that Bass and Spears are distant relatives. Spears also shared a video of herself dancing and discussed her efforts to stay in shape after her conservatorship ended.
Former *NSYNC singer Lance Bass joined the WeHo Pride Parade and emphasized that Pride is a protest and still is, despite the progress made. He also recognized the LGBTQ+ allies for their support and credited the West Hollywood community for allowing him to express himself. Over 100,000 people attended the parade to honor and celebrate the LGBTQ+ community.