In a bit of reporting that could be described as both a “bombshell” and “totally fucking obvious to anyone who was paying attention,” HuffPo revealed that the longtime CEO and Chairman of CBS Les Moonves was so hopping mad about 2004's Super Bowl “wardrobe malfunction” that he pledged to ruin Janet Jackson’s career…
Justin Timberlake has written (?) a book of sorts that contains, he says, lots of “pictures and stories.”
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Drake recently put out an album titled Scorpion, in which he confirms he’s fathered a child. It’s long—25 tracks spanning two sides and I don’t need to listen to it to know that that’s 25 straight tracks of Drake being in his feelings (I’ve had a lot going on, okay, I’m gonna get around to listening to it). For a…
In this, the season of dicks, the internet won’t rest until it has imagined the measurements of every member that’s ever passed over a red carpet; all you can do if you have a famous dick is to pray that your colleagues and exes will be merciful enough to spare you from Andy Cohen til BDE blows over. Justin Timberlake…
During a game of never have I ever with ‘NSYNC on Ellen Degeneres’ show this Tuesday, Justin Timberlake revealed that he had (okay, hadn’t not) hooked up with a Spice Girl.
By most accounts, Justin Timberlake’s latest musical offering, Man of the Woods, is bad—a half-hearted attempt at getting back to his roots while reconciling his new identity as a basic L.A. dad. Against all understandable odds, it debuted at the top of the Billboard 200—perhaps thanks to washed dads like Timberlake…
In the weeks and months to come, we’ll get to watch Justin Timberlake continue to awkwardly promote a project no one seems much excited by, including himself. And then one day it will be over, and then not long after that, the earth will overheat and everything will be over. Things to look forward to.
By many accounts, Justin Timberlake’s Super Bowl Halftime Show was underwhelming, but according to Jimmy Fallon, it was “unbelievable” and “one of the best halftime performances of all time.” Okay, Jimmy.
There was something a little leaden in Justin Timberlake’s step during Sunday night’s Super Bowl LII Halftime Show; something muted in his voice, which lay low in the sound mix and was occasionally accompanied by backing vocals. The performance ran almost 14 minutes, but felt more like 20 in its slog through eight…
As Justin Timberlake is unlikely to cough up one (1) nut for this evening’s Super Bowl viewers (as my colleagues here at Jezebel have advocated) in retribution for revealing one of Janet Jackson’s breasts at Super Bowl XXXVIII, we can instead observe #JanetJacksonAppreciationDay. Recall how after Timberlake tore off…
It’s fucked up that Justin Timberlake is headlining the Super Bowl halftime show after playing the active role in the Nipplegate scandal that effectively ended Janet Jackson’s commercial viability. It is specifically fucked up because in the aftermath, he weaseled his way out of any accountability only to emerge…
Justin Timberlake is trapped in a mid-life purgatory between real self and parody. In the video for “Man of the Woods,” from the album of the same title (named after his son Silas), Timberlake traipses through the forest and takes a literal approach to the “man of the woods” marketing theme he’s foisted upon us which…
In 2004, Justin Timberlake and Janet Jackson performed at the Super Bowl halftime show. During this performance, Timberlake exposed Janet Jackson’s nipple—covered by a pasty, but still—to millions of Americans, causing an international crisis from which the world is still reeling.
Justin Timberlake would like to assure you that he “absolutely” took the time to resolve his issues with Janet Jackson after the Super Bowl strip fiasco of 2004.
At a corporate-sponsored listening party for Man of the Woods in New York, Justin Timberlake doubled down on his album’s down-home theme by offering guests an organic selection of ants and grasshoppers.
Earlier this week, Justin Timberlake released a trailer for his upcoming album Man of the Woods, which seem to cast him as a rugged wilderness man, especially if your idea of a rugged wilderness man is a less cerebral and more smug, but just as earnest, Bon Iver.
Would Justin Timberlake survive in the woods alone with nothing but his wits, good looks and animal instinct? I don’t know. His new album is titled Man of the Woods, but maybe he’s more of a “Man of the Woods” in the metaphorical sense—not “in” the woods physically, as this trailer suggests, but in the woods of the…
Greta Gerwig’s movie Lady Bird takes place in 2002, when heartbreak was soundtracked to Dave Matthews Band and teen romance demanded Justin Timberlake. And as a guest on last night’s episode of Late Night with Seth Meyers, Gerwig revealed that she sent highly personalized letters to the artists whose music she needed.
In a decision thematically consistent with the rest of 2017, Justin Timberlake will be returning to the Super Bowl Halftime Show stage on February 4 in Minneapolis as headlining act, this time sans Janet Jackson.
