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الاسم الكامل : Justin Randall Timberlake
تاريخ الميلاد : 31 يناير, 1981
مسقط الرّأس : Memphis , Tenn
البرج : برج الدّلو
الأسماء التّدليليّة : Shot , Bounce , Mr.Smooth, Curly
لون الشّعر : اشقر
لون العين : أزرق
الآباء : Paul & Lynn Harless/ Randy & Lisa Timberlake
الإخوة : Half brothers , Jonathan and Steven
الحيوانات الأليفة : A dog named Ozzie ; a cat named Alley
اللّون المفضل: أزرق
الطعام المفضل: الحبوب و المكرونة
الفنانون المفضلون: Wonder, Take 6- all inspirationalBrian McKnight , Boyz II Men, Stevie
الافلام المفضلة: The Usual Suspects," "12 Monkeys" Titanic
الاجازة المفضلة: عيد الميلاد
طموح الطّفولة : ان يصبح مطربًا محترفًا أو لاعب كرة السّلّة
يخاف من : الثّعابين, العناكب و القرروش
العادة السّيّئة : المماطلة, التّشاؤم
, curly-haired Tennessean who went from cowboy hats and fringed shirts
on “Star Search” to cornrows and studded jeans as *NSYNC’s most popular
heartthrob, Justin Timberlake may have been the youngest member of the
vocal group, but he certainly made up for his lack of age and
experience with a wealth of energy and charisma. A childhood pageant
winner who scored well during his 1992 “Star Search” appearance but was
beat out, Timberlake recovered with a part as a regular cast member of
the popular Disney Channel variety series remake “The Mickey Mouse
Club” from 1993 through 1994 where he was able to show off his natural
ease on the dance floor and potentially great singing voice to good
effect.
A natural born entertainer, Timberlake was in Nashville working on some
vocal tracks when approached by Chris Kirkpatrick to join his
developing singing group. Recommending fellow “MMC” veteran J.C.
Chasez, Timberlake joined Kirkpatrick and well-known Orlando talent
Joey Fatone (along with Lance Bass) in 1995, forming the would-be
supergroup and heading to Europe where they quickly gained fame. It
wouldn’t be until 1998 that the group would have domestic success, but
with the release of their self-titled debut that year, their anonymity
was soon behind them. The hit singles “Tearing Up My Heart”, “God Must
Have Spent a Little More Time on You” and “I Want You Back” launched
the group into the charts and into the hearts of teenaged girls
everywhere.Though their 1998 holiday album was a good seller, legal
battles with manager and accused Svengali Lou Pearlman, led to *NSYNC
hitting a roadblock 1999, stuck in court for the latter quarter of the
year rather than releasing their follow-up album as planned. Having
switched to Jive Records, *NSYNC was in breach of contract and was sued
by Pearlman and BMG Entertainment for $150 million dollars. A
countersuit pointed out the firm’s questionable contracts and
practices. The name calling ended in late December when the two sides
finally came to an agreement. Determined to start fresh in 2000, the
group did their best to put aside past problems and make the most of
their next release, the aptly titled “No Strings Attached”.
The album’s March release was preceded by a staggering month of heavy
duty promoting, leaving no stone unturned in ensuring that all
record-buyers were aware of the impending best seller. Sporting a new
hipper look, Timberlake emerged more confident than ever and with his
magnetic performances and engaging manner, he was clearly the frontman
of the group in attitude if not always in vocals. When *NSYNC managed
to move 2.4 million records in a single week (more than doubling the
previous honor held by the Backstreet Boys, who sold 1.13 copies of
their 1999 effort “Millennium”), people were shocked by the
unfathomable volume but not by the accomplishment. With inescapable
songs like “Bye Bye Bye” and “It’s Gonna Be Me”, “No Strings Attached”
was an omnipresent entry into the popular culture canon of 2000.
Timberlake and company proved worthy of the immense adoration they
inspired with remarkably energetic stage shows that featured almost
flawless live vocals, the likes of which those raised on New Kids on
the Block and Milli Vanilli were certainly not expecting. While the
kids screamed, many parents nodded, thanks to presentations like HBO’s
“*NSYNC Live at Madison Square Garden” (2000), which brought the magic
home.
Given the daunting task of living up to their big record breaker,
*NSYNC opted to alleviate the pressure with an eclectic and risky album
that reflected their musical interests and aspirations rather than one
that tried to predict what buyers would want. Ironically named
“Celebrity” after the title the five were saddled with and felt didn’t
fit, the long-awaited record hit the shelves in 2001.
While Timberlake has opened up his musical horizons, co-writing and
co-producing songs, the very celebrity he doesn’t understand has
offered him even more entertainment opportunities. With comedic
experience from the admittedly corny but at times well-observed “MMC”,
Timberlake tried a romantic lead in the “Wonderful World of Disney”
production “Model Behavior” (ABC, 2000). While he didn’t exactly bowl
audiences over with his acting chops, he would surely excel in more
physical roles that showcased his grace and natural, almost
instinctive, dancing abilities. In mentions for roles in such
developing projects as a movie adaptation of “Rent” (as the
videographer Mark) and a modern take on “The Wizard of Oz” called “The
O.Z.” (as the Scarecrow), Timberlake could expect to translate his
remarkable energy and on stage charisma into an electric screen
presence, given the right project | |
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