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Justin Timberlake

Highest Rated: 100% Justin Timberlake + The Tennessee Kids (2016)

Lowest Rated: 7% Runner Runner (2013)

Birthday: January 31, 1981

Birthplace: Memphis, Tennessee, USA

Justin Timberlake defied expectations about former singers of '90s-era boy bands with a solo musical career that netted four sequent No. 1 albums and numerous Grammy Awards, as well every bit a well-regarded interim career that included "The Social Network" (2011) and "Trolls"(2016). Born Justin Randall Timberlake in Memphis, Tennessee on January 31, 1981, he sang and performed every bit a child, and fabricated his television debut as a contestant on "Star Search" (syndicated, 1983-1995, 2003-04) while only 11 years of historic period. Country and gospel was his initial focus, just in his teenaged years, he discovered the polish soul of Al Green and Donny Hathaway, and the country-tinged pop/rock of the Eagles. In 1993, he was recruited equally a cast member for "The All-New Mickey Mouse Club" (Disney Aqueduct, 1989-1993), a revamp of the '50s-era diverseness series that also served as a talent incubator for numerous teen-pop performers and actors; among its cast members were Timberlake's one-time girlfriend, Britney Spears, vocaliser Christina Aguilera, and actors Ryan Gosling and Keri Russell. When the series ran its course, Timberlake teamed with another "Mickey Mouse Club" star, JC Chasez, to course a pop vocal grouping. Managed past Florida-based promoter Lou Pearlman - who also oversaw the Backstreet Boys and Spears and Aguilera's pop careers - NSYNC sold xi million copies of its cocky-titled 1998 debut album, which minted them as one of the leading acts in the "boy ring" miracle of the late '90s. Its follow-ups, No Strings Attached (2000) and Celebrity proved every bit successful, but by the time of the latter release, the fizz had already gone out of the teen-pop sound. NSYNC was put on hiatus while its members pursued individual projects; for Timberlake, this meant songwriting with producers Pharrell Williams and TImbaland, which resulted in a Peak twenty single, "Like I Love You" in 2002. His debut solo album, Justified, was released later that same yr, and coasted to platinum sales status on the strength of such Height v singles equally "Cry Me a River" - penned by Timberlake afterwards his breakup with Spears - and "Rock Your Body." During this period, Timberlake was also a frequent guest on "Saturday Night Live" (NBC, 1975- ), where his natural ease and quick wit in front end of cameras would earn him Emmy Awards for musical parodies in 2009 and 2011; this in plough led to acting roles in several independent films, including "Alpha Dog" (2007) and voice-over work for "Shrek the Tertiary" (2007). The forward momentum of his solo career was briefly interrupted by a headline-grabbing moment at Super Basin XXXVIII when Timberlake accidentally revealed singer Janet Jackson's breast during their performance on the halftime show. After issuing a public apology, Timberlake released his second solo effort, FutureSex/LoveSounds (2006), which debuted at the peak of the Billboard albums chart, while its Grammy-winning lead unmarried, "SexyBack," echoed its placement for seven consecutive weeks on the Hot 100. Two subsequent singles, "My Dear" and "What Goes Around Comes Around," followed accommodate, while a collaboration with TImbaland and Nelly Furtado titled "Give It To Me" provided him with some other No. 1 single. But Timberlake would non release another solo album for the next five years, preferring instead to focus on collaborations with other artists as songwriter, producer and/or co-vocaliser; primary among these was the 2007 unmarried "4 Minutes" with Madonna, the global Top x hitting "Love Sex activity Magic" with Ciara in 2009, and writing for Rihanna'southward Rated R anthology that aforementioned year. He also expanded his film appearances, netting solid reviews equally Napster founder Sean Parker in David Fincher's "The Social Network" (2010) and as Mila Kunis'south romantic partner in the comedy "Friends with Benefits" (2011). His tertiary solo album, The 20/xx Experience, finally saw the lite of day in 2012; information technology, too, debuted at No. i on the Billboard albums chart, and somewhen became the year's best-selling album in the United States. Timberlake's success streak went unbroken in the years that followed: his fourth solo LP, The xx/xx Experience - 2 of 2 (2013), debuted at the top album slot, and Timberlake netted three Grammys in 2013, including All-time R&B Song for the single "Pusher Dearest Girl." He also collaborated on-screen with the Coen Brothers on the folk music drama "Within Llewyn Davis" (2013) and Woody Allen in "Wonder Cycle" (2017), and shared top billing with Anna Kendrick every bit vox-over talent for the DreamWorks Animation feature "Trolls" (2016), and provided the film with its end title track, "Can't Stop the Feeling" which gave him his eighth No. i unmarried. That aforementioned year, he appear his fifth solo anthology, Man of the Forest. Named for his son, Silas, from his 2012 marriage to extra Jessica Biel, the 2018 album'due south mix of country, rock and soul yielded fewer hitting songs - the lead single, "Filthy," rose no college than No. nine - simply the album itself was a nautical chart-topping release and placed sixth on the list of 2018'southward best-selling albums. Timberlake was soon at work on vox and music for the "Trolls" sequel, "Trolls Earth Tour" (2020).