Justin Timberlake

Justin Timberlake was interviewed in 2000 by Access Hollywood and he was not down with the idea that "boy band" was a musical genre. "It's stupid. It's pop music," he said in an unearthed interview. Hear Justin's honest thoughts from his rise in NSYNC to his pop solo career to becoming a dad.

Justin Bieber, at 15, describes meeting Usher for the first time in this Vault interview and how Usher didn’t initially want to hear him sing. Bieber then reveals how his path to superstardom was later solidified when Usher battled Justin Timberlake to sign him. Plus, hear Bieber’s Access Hollywood interviews from his teen years to his first-person perspective on how his mistakes from 2012 to 2014 lead him to the path he’s on now.

Yes, THE Justin Timberlake! Let's gooo!

Justin Timberlake (Palmer, Trolls, The Social Network) is a 10x Grammy award-winning singer-songwriter, a 3x Emmy award-winning actor and record producer. Justin joins the Armchair Expert to discuss masculinity, the similarities of growing up in Memphis to Detroit, and the challenges of raising sons. Dax & Justin recount Justin’s experience on Punk’d, how well he has navigated new opportunities, and the role naivety has played in it. Dax compliments Justin on his SNL performance, his willingness to take on challenges and his acting in the movie, Palmer.

Justin Timberlake (Palmer, Trolls, The Social Network) is a 10x Grammy award-winning singer-songwriter, a 3x Emmy award-winning actor and record producer. Justin joins the Armchair Expert to discuss masculinity, the similarities of growing up in Memphis to Detroit, and the challenges of raising sons. Dax & Justin recount Justin’s experience on Punk’d, how well he has navigated new opportunities, and the role naivety has played in it. Dax compliments Justin on his SNL performance, his willingness to take on challenges and his acting in the movie, Palmer.

We get down and dirty for this week's episode of #Huh-Ney Check as we start to get into the holiday spirit. And ya, you read that right - we'll tell you what went down that one time we went to the JT concert. Co-Hosted By: @JennUngaro

The Oscar winner shuts down rumors about her divorce from Tom Cruise, Justin Timberlake says NSYNC breakup wasn't a "big surprise " to the band, Anne Heche reveals going public with Ellen DeGeneres romance in the past cost her multimillion-dollar picture deal, Sofia Richie unfollows ex Scott Disick on Instagram. Plus, Tim McGraw and Faith Hill celebrate their 24th wedding anniversary, Madonna refused to make an album with David Guetta because he's a Scorpio, Kim Zolciak talks RV trip with her six kids on new season of "Don't Be Tardy," sexologist Shan Boodram dishes and more!

This one will leave you wanting more! Dana Wilson is a bright and vivacious content creator, choreographer, and performer. She illuminates everything she crosses from the worlds biggest stages to smallest cell phone screens. She may be best known for performing along side Justin Timberlake (on three world tours and at last year’s Super Bowl Halftime Show), Dana’s feature in Dance Magazine declares her “Anything But A Backup Dancer”. Dana shares her expectations after high school, Justin TImberlake Tour experiences, relationship with her body and the stories around navigating “cool” and “sexy” in LA.  She has created an incredible podcast, Words That Move Me, and after this convo - I have no doubt you will be seeking her and the Seaweed Sisters out! More on Dana: Most recently, Dana contributed choreography to the Film adaptation of In The Heights, and acted as the pre-production movement coach for Baz Luhrmann’s upcoming Elvis Biopic. Dana also makes up one third of the wildly original and imaginative group “The Seaweed Sisters” (adored and admired by a wide range of audiences from toddlers and their parents to the screens of Dance Camera West, and the Cascadia International Women’s Film Festival). Dana has been teaching for over thirteen years, and she is constantly experimenting with new technologies and techniques (like 360 degree video, VR and Drones). She draws inspiration from every corner of the dance world, from street styles to social dances, and Mime to Burlesque. Most distinguishable by her refined yet bizarre style always calling on a healthy sense of humor sure to leave a smile on every face.

Van Lathan and Rachel Lindsay discuss Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton’s recent characterization of slavery as a “necessary evil” in American history (10:02); how they’re feeling about the election with less than 100 days to go (30:20); the debate over whether Chris Brown or Justin Timberlake would make for better competition in a Verzuz Battle with Usher (45:18); and the recent situation on Twitter with Talib Kweli (1:04:17). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Yeezus rapper holds his first presidential speech in South Carolina, Justin & Jessica could have secretly expanded their family, Dr. Phil's son Jordan McGraw recalls proposing to E!'s Morgan Stewart, Sonja Morgan spills details about her new face and neck lift and much more.