Chris Kirkpatrick and Lance Bass recall how *NSYNC's ending left members confused, upset, and unfulfilled in the new ...

Christopher Kirkpatrick is an American singer, songwriter, dancer, and actor. He co-founded the iconic boy band *NSYNC, which ...

It almost felt like history was repeating itself two decades after the artist first went solo. However, while Chris ...

Kirkpatrick called the hiatus a "hard" time. “There was a lot of animosity at first. There was a lot of anger. There was a ...

NSYNC's Lance Bass and Chris Kirkpatrick reflected on the band's 20-year hiatus the new Paramount+ documentary, 'Larger Than Life: Reign of the Boybands.' ...

"There was a lot of animosity at first," Kirkpatrick said. "There was a lot of anger." ...

On the new documentary Larger Than Life: Reign of the Boybands (available to stream with a Paramount+ subscription), *NSYNC member Chris Kirkpatrick recalled that after the band wrapped its 2002 ...

"There was a lot of animosity at first," Kirkpatrick said. "There was a lot of anger." “2002 was our last tour. Justin [Timberlake] was going to start his solo album, which we were super ...

"There was a lot of animosity at first," Kirkpatrick said. "There was a lot of anger." The bandmates voiced their frustrations over the group’s extended break from music — which was supposed ...

"There was a lot of animosity at first," Kirkpatrick said. "There was a lot of anger." Lance Bass and Chris Kirkpatrick aren’t pleased with how much time went bye, bye, bye between NSYNC’s initial ...

Reign of the Boybands, a new documentary from Paramount+, looks at the evolution of the magical male music groupings, ranging ...