I just got official confirmation that Joey will be calling into The Baub Show on Oct. 11th…. So be sure to listen at www.thebaubshow.com. The show starts at 7pst.

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Since his illustrious days with the famous boy band NSYNC, Dr. Phillips resident Joey Fatone, has remained busy and blessed doing what he loves best—entertaining. As an actor, TV host, and celebrity dancer, Fatone continues to showcase his talent and land in the spotlight.

In early 2010, Billboard Magazine gave NSYNC’s “No Strings Attached” album a No. 1 spot on their list of top albums of the past decade. In May, Fatone made a special appearance on ABC’s “Dancing with the Stars” reality TV show after being voted by fans to perform a tango with Season 8 contestant, Melissa Rycroft.

Not one to forego a challenge, Fatone enjoys the excitement of new opportunities along with the risks and rewards of the entertainment business. “I just love the game,” says Fatone, “and the fact that in this business you can be broke on Friday, and rich on Monday.”

Fatone’s greatest joy as an entertainer comes from having fun with people while doing whatever project he is involved with. According to former NSYNC band mate Lance Bass, “Joey made life on the road so much fun. There was and never is a dull moment with him. He is a multi-talented brother of mine. I cherish our past and look forward to our working together in the future.”

For Fatone, 2010 has been filled with rewarding activities such as the launch of his first solo single, a fun pop-rock tune called “Radio.” Recent acting roles include an appearance in the musical “The Producers,” and a part in a horror film starring Robert Englund.

Fatone’s schedule also remains active with numerous charity functions. “I feel like life has gotten crazy again,” Fatone says. “But I welcome it with open arms and really just appreciate the position I’m in.”

Fatone’s success has not gone to his head, but rather to his heart. His passion for music and his generosity have dovetailed to bring a music therapy program to hospitalized children called “My Healing Harmony.”

Jeff Muddell, vice president of Arnold Palmer Medical Center Foundation, affiliated with Orlando Health, worked closely with the Fatone Family Foundation to implement Fatone’s vision of setting up a music studio right in the children’s hospital. When Muddell shared the idea with hospital staff, “everyone jumped for joy.”

“With funds from the Fatone family, the concept grew to include hiring a full-time music therapist so music could be brought to the bedside, kids could enjoy group jam sessions, and have all the bells and whistles,” explains Muddell. “What a wonderful addition to Arnold Palmer Hospital—and what a wonderful family to bring it to us!”

Muddell hopes to expand the program with volunteers and envisions My Healing Harmony as a model for what can be done to help kids through music. “Our plan is to help spread music therapy into pediatric hospitals throughout Central Florida,” says Fatone.

Always trying to come up with creative ways to raise money and get the community involved, Fatone says they are planning a Halloween event for the whole family in October.

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He’s not just blessed with being a handsome, musical mastermind. Justin Timberlake is the kind of rare guy men enjoy glugging beers with, women dream of introducing to their grandmother and professionals clamor to work beside.

One of the latest collaborations the star has made is with French brand, Givenchy, to come up with Play, a fresh fragrance with a nuance of that hip and smooth Timberlake attitude.  Venturing into perfumes is a likely progression for someone who has already dabbled in film, TV and fashion.

Despite the time difference, his endless list of appointments and the searing temperature in Dubai, the “SexyBack” singer took time out with AskMen’s Tarek Hijazi for what seemed like a chat with an old friend. Laid-back, genuine, insightful, and to our — and a lot of people’s — surprise, 6-foot-1 Timberlake elaborates about the connection he feels with the modern scent, why he admires doctors so much and how jet lag and fame come hand-in-hand.

Q1:
AskMen.com : Tell us about your experience with Givenchy?

Justin Timberlake : When we first started on this partnership, it wasn’t for the women’s fragrance, it was for the men’s fragrance, obviously, and that’s been out for a while. I think it was just sort of a natural progression for them to move to the women’s fragrance as well. I had a little more of creative input on the men’s fragrance than I did on the women’s. I told them I did not want to have anything to do with the women’s fragrance because I didn’t even know what to do (laughs).

On the men’s side, they sent ideas my way to see how I responded to them, and I responded well to everything that they were making. I thought it was really cool, and non-traditional. We collaborated on the scent, the bottle and on everything else. It was a full collaboration, and it was a lot of fun.

Q2:
AM : What is it about Play that makes it so unique?

JT : I give credit to Givenchy because they were trying to turn the perfume industry on its head and I think they did a good job of it. It doesn’t look like a huge teardrop bottle. I think a lot of perfumes and cologne are sold to men and women in a very whimsical way, and Givenchy wanted to do something modern and sleek, and I think they accomplished it. The bottle looks like an MP3 player and so the name was really just a play on words.

Q3:
AM : They say “Play for Her” is tailor-made for the female alter ego of the daring “Play man,” which is you. In just a few words, how would you define a female alter ego of yourself?

JT : Modern, sleek, bold, playful, fresh, and not too serious.

Q4:
AM : How much is too much cologne?

JT : If I could smell you when you first walked into the room, then you’re definitely wearing too much.

Q5:
AM : Where do you most like to smell a perfume on a woman?

JT : Probably somewhere close to her collarbone. You know what I mean? It’s right there… a little bit lower than the neck.

Q6:
AM : You don’t like to get too personal during interviews. What’s some of the strangest questions that you have been asked?

JT : (Laughs) I’ve been asked everything you can think of. I’m not going to get into it because sometimes you get asked so many strange questions that they don’t appear that strange anymore.

Q7:
AM : Do you ever wish you had a normal life?

JT : That’s a really tough question to answer. “Celebrity” is sort of an idea. I mean, I get to do something extraordinary, but I don’t think it makes me extraordinary. That’s my opinion. I like to be an artist, I like to do things that are involved in the arts, but I don’t think it makes me more special than a doctor, for example. A doctor is an extraordinary person. Doctors should be celebrities. We just entertain people. They save lives.

If there’s anything that I do that’s extraordinary it’s giving people an opportunity to forget about the bad things that are happening in their lives and just enjoy the moment. That’s all that I do. I don’t save their lives. I don’t make their lives better. I just give them a break, and that’s how I look at what I do. But, again, I don’t think that makes me anything special. We’re all people. I just get to do something really cool for a living and I feel lucky.

Q8:
AM : What would you have done if you hadn’t been a musician?

JT : I don’t know. Honestly, the only thing I loved when I was a kid was basketball. I was an athlete when I was a kid, and that was it.

Q9:
AM : As an artist today, what advice would you give to a 16-year-old version of yourself?

JT : I’d talk about the whole idea of fame. There’s nothing there to hold on to. It’s sort of a mirage. See, a mirage is a good thing to talk about when you’re here. When you walk outside and it’s so hot [in Dubai], your mind starts playing tricks on you (laughs). Seriously though, it’s important to have things close to you that mean something to you rather than putting your importance and what everyone else thinks of you first. I think a lot of people in our business get caught up in that. So, if I were telling a younger version of myself something like that, I’d say: “The things that are important to you right now are the things that should be important to you as you grow into an adult. Those ‘ideals’ should be less important to you.”

Q10:
AM : Has there ever been an experience that changed your outlook on life?

JT : All the time. Whether it’s the death of someone close to me that I love very much or disasters like that of Haiti. I was raised in a very humble environment and I was always taught to be humble to the things that are happening in my life because they’re blessings. They’re blessings in every way. Whether you’re able to help someone get through a tough time in their life through your music or through comedy, or whatever it is, you’re just a channel. You’re not dictating what’s happening. You’re just able to portray it in your own unique way.

Q11:
AM : What has been the most surprisingly difficult part of fame?

JT : I think it’s the schedule. It’s interesting because everything I’ve just been saying about feeling like you are a normal person who just gets to do something very cool; sometimes the job is a 24-hour job, and that’s very hard to do. Sometimes you do want some time to yourself, and sometimes you become misunderstood. But the most difficult part will have to be the schedule and the travel because you’re always on the bus, on a plane or in a car.

It’s been confirmed that this year’s bash will be held at Vue at Lake Eola in Orlando on October 30th. The fun begins at 7:30pm.  Also if you’re in Orlando October 1st and 2nd CKF is having their Inaugural Golf Tournament. All the money raised goes to a good cause so go if you can, and if you can’t well then you can donate to the Chris Kirkpatrick Foundation here

Joey married his high school sweetheart Kelly Baldwin on September 9th 2004.

So from all of us here at ForeverNsyncFans.com Happy Anniversary Joey and Kelly!! Here’s to many more years together.

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When Quentin Tarantino needs an ass kicker for one of his movies, he’s usually able to find someone who kicks a ton of ass, be it Samuel L. Jackson in “Pulp Fiction” or Uma Thurman in “Kill Bill.” Well, according to a report from ShowbizSpy, QT is looking to change his method by casting Justin Timberlake, a complete milquetoast, as a hit man. Weird, right? It’s not that Timberlake hasn’t proven that he’s capable of making career transformations (he’s already gone from boy band crooner to R&B star to actor to omlet), it’s just that we have a lot of trouble imagining him in the role of a “cold-blooded killer,” especially one saying all the bad words in a Tarantino script. Read the rest of this entry »

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Popstar Justin Timberlake has built a tree house in his garden to escape with his friends. The ‘SexyBack’ singer has installed a giant den on the grounds of his Los Angeles mansion, to provide himself with a private space to hang out with his friends, National Enquirer reported. “Justin’s
still a kid at heart. He had the tree house built so he and his buddies could escape to drink and play cards,” a source said.

The 29-year-old pop heartthrob has even banned his girlfriend Jessica Biel from entering his new pad.

“He even posted a sign saying ‘No Girls Allowed’,” the source added.

Since Timberlake bought his 5 million pounds property at Mulholland Drive back in 2002, he has installed a basketball court and, more recently, a five-hole putting green so he can master his golf skills.

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He’s already made fans swoon as the face of Givenchy’s Play for Him fragrance–and now Justin Timberlake is taking on the ladies appearing in the new Play for Her campaign. The singer admits that being asked to front the brand’s female scent came as a shock. “I said, ‘You guys should go find a woman to help put this out,’” Timberlake tells WWD. But after hearing Givenchy’s vision for the campaign, set in a dark and dreamy Paris alongside New Moon siren Noot Seear, he was sold: “I thought, Oh that kind of makes sense.” The print ad, shot by Tom Munro, features the duo linked with a set of headphones tucked discreetly into Timberlake’s pocket, before the sparkling City of Lights. Like Play for Him, Givenchy Play for Her will be housed in a bottle that echoes a digital music player, and will come in two versions: A sparkling eau de parfum that includes notes of bergamot and white peach, and Intense, a more sensual jus of orange blossom, pink peppercorns, and sandalwood. Both will hit stores this October with prices starting at $48 for a 30 ml bottle.

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Zac Efron is reportedly set to go head-to-head with Justin Timberlake over a coveted new film role.

Both stars are said to want the lead in the movie adaptation of hit Broadway musical “Memphis.”

Sources close to Timberlake told the New York Post in May the Memphis, Tennessee native was interested in playing DJ Huey Calhoun in the film version of Bon Jovi star David Bryan’s musical, and now BroadwayWorld.com has revealed Efron has seen the show twice in recent months and is also interested.

Meanwhile, insiders claim Oliver Stone has met with Bryan and his working partner Joe DiPietro with a view to directing the proposed film.

A representative for Stone has confirmed the meetings took place.

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Justin Timberlake always lines up a star-studded roster for his annual Justin Timberlake and Friends benefit concert in support of the Shriners Hospitals for Children, and this year is no exception.

The October 23 show at the Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino’s Theatre for the Performing Arts in Las Vegas will feature pal Christina Aguilera, Lady Antebellum, Diddy and his Dirty Money crew, Selena Gomez & the Scene, T-Pain, hip-hop icons Salt-N-Pepa and one of the bands signed to JT’s label Tennman Records, FreeSol. Read the rest of this entry »