After six years offstage, Justin Timberlake is finally making the long anticipated move and returning to music.
Everyone who has been holding their breath can now collectively exhale. In the past six years, Timberlake has grown his acting career with roles in blockbusters like The Social Network and Friends with Benefits, as well as frequent appearances on Saturday Night Live. In the video. in which he announces his triumphant return (seriously, it’s a big production, check out the dramatic, black and white video below), Justin talks about his creative process. He explains that, while “no one loves music more than him”, it takes the singer a while to get inspired and put out the best possible piece of work. That’s certainly true, if we look at Justin’s track record – just two solo albums in ten years.
However, his last studio release, Future Sex/Love Sounds garnered huge critical acclaim and was also a hit with fans, so now, after the long break, Timberlake certainly has some high expectations to live up to. Rumours have already started circulating and it looks like the singer will be collaborating with producer Timbaland again. Well, we know that partnership has worked well in the past. Looks like it won’t be too long of a wait, either. The singer’s revamped website now shows a countdown clock, due to hit zero on Monday. How dramatic! Justin certainly knows how to hype up his big return.
Almost pathologically buoyant, this brightly colourful animated comedy is so cheeky that it's impossible to...
For the first time us humans get to have a look into the life of...
An astute satire of the pop music business, this raucous mock-documentary is consistently hilarious from...
The Coen brothers have a wry twinkle in their eyes as they take us on...
Clearly something went horribly wrong as this thriller was being made, because despite a solid...
Richie Furst is a Princeton student with a unique gift for mathematics. He uses his...
Llewyn Davis is a struggling folk musician attempting to find his place in the world...
With beautiful but bland direction and a script that can't help but overstate everything, this...
Gus Lobel is one of the most formidable baseball talent scouts around, however his age...
In the near future, the world's population lives until the age of 25. After that,...
A smart, witty script and a likable cast help overcome the deep-seated rom-com cliches the...
Elizabeth should never have become a teacher, her teaching technique is somewhat 'hands off'; she...
2011 will see the return of two very popular bears, Hundred Acre Wood resident Winnie...