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In today’s edition of the best boy band news possibly ever, the NSYNC movie is adding Rachel Bloom as a scriptwriter. This means it’s officially time to dust off our bedazzled low-rise jeans and our iPod Minis, because we’re going back to 2001 on the big screen.

Confused? Allow us to explain. In early 2019, Variety reported that an NSYNC movie was in the works, with none other than former group member Lance Bass at the helm. Then, in February, our boy band-loving hearts went aflutter when the movie was picked up by TriStar Pictures. And now, the Crazy Ex-Girlfriend creator just revealed that she’s writing the script for the as-yet-untitled film, a true story about two NSYNC superfans who spent a summer following the pop crooners on their last world tour in 2001.

In a statement, Bloom told Variety, “I’m so excited to work on this road trip musical that will explore the nature of early 2000’s nostalgia and if the past was, indeed, actually better."

"Also, I GET TO WORK WITH LANCE BASS!” Bloom added. She also shared the news on Twitter, writing, “Nostalgia for the late 90's/early 2000's is a huge part of who I am despite the fact I was miserable a lot back then. And that's what this musical (!) is gonna be about - the nature of nostalgia and why we feel the need to look back in the first place.”

Un día como hoy, septiembre 14 del 1998, " Tearin' Up My Heart" se estrenaba en TRL

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Your love is the music of my heart  The “Music Of My Heart” music video premiered on MTV’s ‘Total Request Live’ on this day in 1999!

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Today marks 6 years since the release of the album.

"The Essential * NSYNC is the third compilation album by the American boy band NSYNC. It was released on July 29, 2014"

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Hoy se cumple 6 años del lanzamiento del disco.

*NSYNC’s No Strings Attached Tour kicked off a four night residency at Madison Square Garden on this night in 2000! Highlights from these shows can be seen on the DVD ‘*NSYNC Live from Madison Square Garden.’

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Nsync's album "Celebrity" was released 19 years ago, on a day like today July 24, 2001

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Today is April 30th, which means in the modern Gregorian calendar system — and in the immortal, misquoted words of NSYNC member Justin Timberlake — it’s gonna be May tomorrow. And to celebrate the occasion, NSYNC appears to have taken the extra step of changing the name of the band’s hit song “It’s Gonna Be Me,” from their 2000 album No Strings Attached to “It’s Gonna Be May” across streaming services like Spotify and Apple Music (via Ben Newton on Twitter).

The “It’s Gonna Be May” meme is an old one on the internet, dating back to 2012, according to a history of a phenomenon that Spotify put together last year cataloging a spike in plays every April 30th. The joke stems from Timberlake’s pronunciation of the title of the song within the track, which is easily heard as “it’s gonna be May,” as opposed to “it’s gonna be me.”

May 1 - Jc Chasez NSYNC’s The Dirty Pop-Up  in Los Angeles

 NSYNC Honored With Star On The Hollywood Walk Of Fame

Capturas  NSYNC - Hollywood Walk of Fame Ceremony