Backstreet Boys singer Nick Carter will not be charged for allegations of rape made by Dream singer Melissa Schuman. Law enforcement sources tell TMZ the statute of limitations for the alleged 2003 incident expired in 2013. As we reported ……
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Tuesday, September 11, 2018
Sunday, August 19, 2018
Backstreet Boys Fan Recounts Harrowing Tent Collapse Accident
The 14 or so people injured by a tent collapse before a Backstreet Boys concert this weekend are lucky to be alive based on this woman’s first-hand account of the accident … which sounds terrifying. We spoke with Oklahoma resident Rhonda Dunn,…
Backstreet Boys Concert Delayed After Tent Collapses Injuring Several Fans
At least 14 Backstreet Boys fans waiting for their show to begin were injured when nasty weather caused a structure to collapse … according to various reports. The concertgoers at the outdoor pavilion at WinStar World Casino and Resort…
Thursday, August 2, 2018
Backstreet Boys Member Nick Carter Under Review By D.A. For Rape Allegation
The rape allegation leveled against Backstreet Boys singer Nick Carter earlier this year has now hit the desk of the L.A. County D.A. … and they’re considering whether to file charges. Law enforcement sources tell us the case was submitted…
Saturday, April 14, 2018
Brian Littrell Claps Back at Joey Fatone, Backstreet Boys Will Crush "NSYNC in Hoops!
The boy band basketball turf war just got REAL — with Brian Littrell telling Joey Fatone that Backstreet will straight DOMINATE ‘NSYNC on the hardwood. And get this — Brian says it’ll only take 2 of the Boys to hoop up ‘NSYNC’s entire…
Tuesday, March 20, 2018
Joey Fatone Says "NSYNC Would Destroy Backstreet Boys in Basketball
The boy band era is over, but the smack talk remains — because Joey Fatone is telling the world if his crew ever had to face the Backstreet Boys in hoops, they’d make them go “Bye Bye Bye.” We got Fatone out in Beverly Hills and showed him footage…
Saturday, March 17, 2018
Backstreet Boys Want to Open "Backstreet Barbecue" Restaurant
The Backstreet Boys are ready to drop the mic … in the restaurant biz!!! BSB Entertainment Inc. — a company with A.J. McLean, Howie D., Brian Littrell and Nick Carter listed as directors — filed docs, which were obtained by TMZ,…
Monday, October 30, 2017
Jose Altuve Gets Props from Backstreet Boys, Invited to Sing with Band
Houston Astros superstar Jose Altuve LOVES the Backstreet Boys — and it turns out, the feeling is mutual. A.J. McLean says he saw the rendition of “I Want It That Way” that Jose and his Astros teammates shot in the team locker room last year…
Thursday, May 25, 2017
Celine Dion, J Lo, Mariah Carey and Backstreet Boys Not Backing Down in Wake of ISIS Threats
Celine Dion, Jennifer Lopez, Mariah Carey and the Backstreet Boys are standing firm … they will all take the stage in Las Vegas despite an ISIS threat to hit the Strip. We contacted various people connected to all 4 acts, and…
Monday, April 3, 2017
Florida Georgia Line and Backstreet Boys ACM Performance: Watch Now!
We already know who took top honors at the Academy of Country Music Awards, but the biggest shocker of the night was The Backstreet Boys performing with Florida Georgia Line.
Yes, we"re still not over that electric performance that made a dull awards show a little bit more worthwhile.
The song they performed to was none other than "God, Your Mama, and Me" and it was a solid performance. It"s not very often the rug can be pulled from under us, but we were definitely surprised.
The performance started off with Florida Georgia Lane, but then Nick Carter appeared, and things took an interesting turn as the audience went into overdrive.
The audience was also treated to a performance of iconic hit, "Everybody."
Nicole Kidman was part of the audience, and you could tell she loved every single minute of it.
Watch the performance below!
Monday, January 30, 2017
Backstreet Boy A.J. McLean Duets with "NSYNC"s Joey Fatone for 40th Birthday (VIDEO)
If A.J. McLean and Joey Fatone can wave the boy band white flag and come together onstage … then maybe there’s hope for America too. The awesome duet went down Saturday night during Joey’s 40th birthday bash at Ora nightclub…
Friday, October 14, 2016
Boyz II Men -- Backstreet Boys Crushed Us in Vegas ... But We Ain"t Quittin" (VIDEO)
Boyz II Men’s Shawn Stockman knows the score when it comes to battling the Backstreet Boys on the Vegas Strip … and they’re trailing big. We caught up with the singer at LAX and asked him if there’s gonna be a battle now that one of…
Sunday, August 21, 2016
Lou Pearlman Dies; Backstreet Boys, "NSync Created Was 62
Lou Pearlman, the infamous record producer who created such boy bands as The Backstreet Boys and ‘NSync, died in prison on Thursday, according to a Federal Bureau of Prisons record.
He was 62 years old.
The cause of death is believed to have been an undisclosed illness.
Known in during the heyday of his career “Big Poppa,” Pearlman was one of the world’s most successful music producers in the 1990s.
Based in Orlando, he created The Backstreet Boys, NSYNC, LFO and O-Town.
In 2000, however, members of The Backstreet Boys filed a lawsuit against their manager, claiming that Pearlman had set up their contract in an unfair manner.
Via court documents, the band alleged that they had only received $ 300,000 …while Pearlman received millions.
Soon afterwards, NSYNC also filed a similar lawsuit, as did Aaron Carter (pictured below with Pearlman) in 2002.
Still, it wasn’t until 2006 when Pearlman got into real legal trouble.
At that time, investigators discovered that he had defrauded investors of over $ 300 million in a Ponzi scheme.
He did so by somehow convincing wealthy investors to put their money into shell corporations that did not exist.
Pearlman fled to Indonesia in response to the charges and was captured in 2007.
A year later, Pearlman pleaded guilty to charges of money laundering, conspiracy and fraud.
He was sentenced to 25 years in federal prison, although a judge ruled that Pearlman could reduce his prison time ; for every million he paid back, the judge would take one month off his sentence.
Pearlman never paid a dime.
“Word is that #LouPearlman has passed away,” Lance Bass wrote in response to this news, adding:
“He might not have been a stand-up businessman, but I wouldn’t be doing what I love today w/out his influence. RIP Lou.”
Pearlman was a diabetic who suffered a stroke in 2010.
“It was definitely a wake-up call,” he told The Hollywood Reporter at the time, adding that he had since lost 75 pounds by walking around the prison track.
It’s unclear whether this disease contributed to his death.
Lou Pearlman Dies; Backstreet Boys, "NSync Created Was 62
Lou Pearlman, the infamous record producer who created such boy bands as The Backstreet Boys and ‘NSync, died in prison on Thursday, according to a Federal Bureau of Prisons record.
He was 62 years old.
The cause of death is believed to have been an undisclosed illness.
Known in during the heyday of his career “Big Poppa,” Pearlman was one of the world’s most successful music producers in the 1990s.
Based in Orlando, he created The Backstreet Boys, NSYNC, LFO and O-Town.
In 2000, however, members of The Backstreet Boys filed a lawsuit against their manager, claiming that Pearlman had set up their contract in an unfair manner.
Via court documents, the band alleged that they had only received $ 300,000 …while Pearlman received millions.
Soon afterwards, NSYNC also filed a similar lawsuit, as did Aaron Carter (pictured below with Pearlman) in 2002.
Still, it wasn’t until 2006 when Pearlman got into real legal trouble.
At that time, investigators discovered that he had defrauded investors of over $ 300 million in a Ponzi scheme.
He did so by somehow convincing wealthy investors to put their money into shell corporations that did not exist.
Pearlman fled to Indonesia in response to the charges and was captured in 2007.
A year later, Pearlman pleaded guilty to charges of money laundering, conspiracy and fraud.
He was sentenced to 25 years in federal prison, although a judge ruled that Pearlman could reduce his prison time ; for every million he paid back, the judge would take one month off his sentence.
Pearlman never paid a dime.
“Word is that #LouPearlman has passed away,” Lance Bass wrote in response to this news, adding:
“He might not have been a stand-up businessman, but I wouldn’t be doing what I love today w/out his influence. RIP Lou.”
Pearlman was a diabetic who suffered a stroke in 2010.
“It was definitely a wake-up call,” he told The Hollywood Reporter at the time, adding that he had since lost 75 pounds by walking around the prison track.
It’s unclear whether this disease contributed to his death.
Friday, January 15, 2016
Nick Carter to Cops: I"m in the F--king BACKSTREET BOYS!
Nick Carter pleaded for Key West cops to let him off the hook for a bar fight due to – wait – his membership in the Backstreet Boys.
Nick Carter pleaded for cops to let him off due to his fame as he was getting arrested for brawling in a Key West, Florida bar on Wednesday night. On police video exclusively obtained by RadarOnline.com, the former boy band star slurs through an explanation of his fame while speaking to a responding officer. “Sir, my name is Nick Carter from the Backstreet Boys, I’m a f***ing singer,” the boastful 35-year-old says on the tape, around the eight-minute mark. “All I’m asking is a second, and a chance, to rectify the situation and to talk to the owner or manager of this place and to say, I don’t want all this s**t.” Earlier on, when police ask where he’s staying in the vacation destination, the belligerent star says he’s at a “retort,” instead of a resort. According to the police report, Carter and Michael Rae Papayans, 27, acted “agitated and aggressive” to staff at the Hog’s Breath Saloon on Wednesday night when bartenders refused to serve the “heavily intoxicated” men. When they were tossed from the establishment, Carter punched a bouncer. The has-been singer has a history of alcohol-related troubles. He was arrested for driving under the influence in 2005, and later spent three months in rehab. In his 2013 memoir, Facing the Music and Living to Talk About It, Carter admitted he’s till “not perfect” post-treatment. “I still slip up when it comes to drinking,” he confessed. You’re kidding.
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