Justin Timberlake's Manager Offers To Help Ali Lohan's Career
Justin Timberlake's manager has offered to manage Ali Lohan's singing career. Johnny Wright - who has managed bands including the Backstreet Boys, New Kids on the Block and singers Britney Spears and Janet Jackson - is keen to help Lindsay Lohan's 14-year-old sister get her professional life back on track. View Photos [71] View Profile View All News A source said: "Johnny Wright, who manages The Jonas Brothers and Justin Timberlake, has offered to help out Ali and guide her career, but we'll

Ali Lohan's Justin offer
Justin Timberlake's manager has offered to manage Ali Lohan's singing career.Johnny Wright - who has managed bands including the Backstreet Boys, New Kids on the Block and singers Britney Spears and Janet Jackson - is keen to help Lindsay Lohan's 14-year-old sister get her professional life back on track.A source said: "Johnny Wright, who manages The Jonas Brothers and Justin Timberlake, has offered to help out Ali and guide her career, but we'll see if Ali's mom Dina will be into it. She wants full control

Timberlake's manager offers to manage Ali Lohan's career
Johnny Wright ? who has managed bands including the Backstreet Boys, New Kids on the Block and singers Britney Spears and Janet Jackson ? is keen to help Lindsay Lohan?s 14-year-old sister get her professional life back on track.

Backstreet’s Back…In Vancouver
pictures courtesy of BP Backstreet Boys' Nick Carter, Brian Littrell and A. J. McLean were spotted in Vancouver posing for pics with their fans and signing autographs after their concert at GM Place....

Building Block: Author Rose tells story of New Kids' 'Rise'
Great boy bands come with great svengalis. The Backstreet Boys and ’N Sync had swindler Lou Pearlman; the Jackson 5 had father/taskmaster Joe Jackson; and New Edition and New Kids on the Block had Maurice Starr, a Roxbury-based musical genius and entrepreneur. Starr invented the modern boy band in the mid-’80s, when he applied his New Edition r & b formula to five white teens from Boston. Starr was the man behind New Kids - who return as grown men to play the TD Banknorth Garden Friday and on S

Philly Is Lacking In Smooth Today [Radio, Radio]
As part of Idolator's extensivecoverage of the demise of "smooth jazz" radio, it's our duty to inform you that WJZZ in Philadelphia, owned by the Greater Media group, flipped away from the format yesterday. Replacing the relaxing sounds of Chris Botti and Dave Koz: another adult-contemporary station, this one branded as "A Younger Approach to Today's Soft Rock." Considering the last three songs played at the "New Now 97.5" were by the Backstreet Boys, Maroon 5, and the Eurythmics, it's a little difficul

Buzz In: What Are Your Memories of Total Request Live?
MTV's Total Request Live is about to call it quits — at least for a while — after 10 years on the air. A decade! Just think of it: Ten years ago, the airwaves were filled with boy bands like Backstreet Boys version 1.0, Britney Spears's "Baby One More Time" wasn't even on the radio yet, and I couldn't have picked original TRL host Carson Daly out of a lineup. The show, which will end with a two-hour special on a Saturday sometime in November, has brought us many memorable moments over the years, fro

Backstreet Boy Brian Littrell & Family In LA
Backstreet Boy Brian Littrell and his wife Leighanne Wallace take their 5-year-old son, Baylee, to the Kodak Centre in LA on Thursday. Brian and Leighanne met at the video shoot for the Backstreet Boys single “As Long As You Love Me.” Photo: Pacific Coast News SIMILAR ENTRIES Brian Littrell & Family Candid Brian Littrell & Son Baylee Do Lunch Baylee Littrell 2 Comments High heel tennis

Backstreet Boys on my FERRY!
So I went with my co-workers to Victoria (what we call the Island here in BC).. And we see tour buses. Found out they were the BSB.. ALRIGHT! So I went up to them & asked for a photo - but the dude that was with them goes "No pictures, they are just relaxin' & reading." Hahaha, as if they read. They didn't even look back at me, jerks. So another dude walks by & goes "No no no this is how you gotta do it." He was another bodyguard. He calls out "Nick Carter!" and then he turns around & that's how I go

Our Condolences: MTV TRL
I never saw this coming. MTV TRL (Total Request Live). One of the great staples of American Culture ( not really ) will have it’s final countdown in November. After 10 years on the air, the music video countdown show will conclude in a two-hour special on a Saturday. Dave Sirulnick executive producer of “TRL,” said today that the music video countdown show will conclude in a two-hour special on a Saturday afternoon. He stressed that the show wasn’t ending for good, but felt now was

TRL Canceled!
Total Request Live has been canceled after ten years, MTV confirmed on Monday. "We want to close this era of TRL in a big celebratory way, and 10 is a great number," Dave Sirulnick, executive producer of TRL told the Associated Press. "This feels like the right time and let's celebrate it and let's reward it." He added "Let's let it have a little bit of a rest for a minute. Been working hard for 10 years!" The music video show will wrap in a two-hour special on a Saturday in November. TRL first

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‘TRL’ Will End In November: It’s True, And It’s Tearin’ Up My Heart!
The news is true. After 10 long, strong years of deafening screaming, live performances, walk-ons, and music videos (VIDEOS!) and celebrities that went on to become pop culture phenomenons (and a few who didn’t), the bright lights of TRL — lights that once lit up the careers of Britney Spears (she appeared on the show 21 times), Mariah Carey (if you don’t remember when she busted onto the show in 2001 and stripped, then refresh your memory with the video below), *NSYNC, Christina Aguilera,

Morning Mix: Spears Plans 2009 World Tour
Jennifer Lopez at the launch of her fragrance Deseo For Men in New York on Monday. (Getty Images) Headlines: Janet Jackson hospitalized... Exes Jimmy Kimmel and Sarah Silverman spotted holding hands... Britney Spears planning 2009 world tour, files appeals in driving without license case... Travis Barker released from Georgia hospital... Lilo and SamRo hit the beach... Lil' Wayne becomes latest celebrity blogger... Jessica Simpson to sing on "Dancing with the Stars"... Kelly Osbourne says she has quarte

MTV’s ‘Total Request Live’ to conclude in November
AP - NEW YORK (AP) ™ Time to start the countdown clock on MTV’s countdown era: "Total Request Live" will soon leave the air after 10 years. Dave Sirulnick, executive producer of "TRL," said Monday that the music video countdown show will conclude in a two-hour special on a Saturday afternoon in November. He stressed that the show wasn’t ending for good, but felt now was the right time to give it a break after an unprecedented run on the cable music channel. "TRL" debuted in September 199

MTV To Pull Plug On ‘TRL’ After 10 Years
Dave Sirulnick, executive producer of “TRL,” said Monday that the music video countdown show will conclude in a two-hour special on a Saturday afternoon in November. He stressed that the show wasn’t ending for good, but felt now was the right time to give it a break after an unprecedented run on the cable music channel. “TRL” debuted in September 1998 and became the splashy center of the teen pop music scene with Britney Spears, the Backstreet Boys, N’Sync and other acts. From its heydey until

MTV Cancels ‘TRL’
Dave Sirulnick, executive producer of ‘Total Request Live, spoke with the Associated Press about MTV’s decision to end the program’s ten year run. “Ten a great number,” Sirulnick said. “This feels like the right time and let’s celebrate it and let’s reward it.” He added “Let’s let it have a little bit of a rest for a minute. Been working hard for 10 years!” The show will end in November with a special 2-hour show, taking place on a Satu

‘TRL’ Canned
Executive producer Dave Sirulnick made the announcement earlier today, saying that the music video countdown show would conclude “in a two-hour special” on an as yet unspecified Saturday in November. Sirulnick was quick to point out that the show “wasn’t ending for good,” it was just taking an indefinite break. TRL debuted on MTV in September 1998 and fast became one of pop culture’s hottest show, hosting famed acts such as Britney Spears, the Backstreet Boys and N’

New Kids On The Block - New Kids Praise Predecessors For Boyband Success
Newly reformed pop group NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK refuse to take credit for launching the careers of *N SYNC and THE Backstreet Boys - insisting the honour belongs to a long line ...

Everyone wants a piece of Ali Lohan
Image: http://i34.tinypic.com/2uqp0y1.jpg Justin Timberlake's manager has offered to manage Ali Lohan's singing career. *Johnny Wright - who has managed bands including the Backstreet Boys, New Kids on the Block and singers Britney Spears and Janet Jackson - is keen to help Lindsay Lohan'...Full Article @ gossip rocks Comment Share Email Post Your Comment say something interesting

MTV's 'Total Request Live' to conclude in November
Time to start the countdown clock on MTV's countdown era: "Total Request Live" will soon leave the air after 10 years. Dave Sirulnick, executive producer of "TRL," said Monday that the music video countdown show will conclude in a two-hour special on a Saturday afternoon in November. He stressed that the show wasn't ending for good, but felt now was the right time to give it a break after an unprecedented run on the cable music channel. "TRL" debuted in September 1998 and became the splashy center of th

MTV's 'Total Request Live' to conclude in November
Time to start the countdown clock on MTV's countdown era: "Total Request Live" will soon leave the air after 10 years. Dave Sirulnick, executive producer of "TRL," said Monday that the music video countdown show will conclude in a two-hour special on a Saturday afternoon in November. He stressed that the show wasn't ending for good, but felt now was the right time to give it a break after an unprecedented run on the cable music channel. "TRL" debuted in September 1998 and became the splashy center of the t

MTV's `Total Request Live' to conclude in November
Time to start the countdown clock on MTV's countdown era: "Total Request Live" will soon leave the air after 10 years. Dave Sirulnick, executive producer of "TRL," said Monday that the music video countdown show will conclude in a two-hour special on a Saturday afternoon in November. He stressed that the show wasn't ending for good, but felt now was the right time to give it a break after an unprecedented run on the cable music channel. "TRL" debuted in September 1998 and became the splashy center of th

Everyone wants a piece of Ali Lohan
Justin Timberlake's manager has offered to manage Ali Lohan's singing career. Johnny Wright - who has managed bands including the Backstreet Boys, New Kids on the Block and singers Britney Spears and Janet Jackson - is keen to help Lindsay Lohan's 14-year-old sister get her professional life back on track. A source said: "Johnny Wright, who manages The Jonas Brothers and Justin Timberlake, has offered to help out Ali and guide her career, but we'll see if Ali's mom Dina will be into it. She wants full cont

Check Out Varsity Fanclub's Pool Party
It is a widely accepted tenet in pop music that every generation needs its own young stars to scream for. So is it really surprising that a new group of fresh-faced young men have begun to make a footprint on the pop landscape? Even old-timers New Kids on the Block have reunited more than a decade after 'N Sync and Backstreet Boys ruled the charts. Clearly the members of NKOTB recognized that few people (even those of us old enough to own "Hangin' Tough" on vinyl), can resist the simple pleasure of five tal