Justin Timberlake

Earned a Grammy nomination for his collaboration with Madonna on the song "4 Minutes" for her Hard Candy album

Co-starred with Samuel L. Jackson, and Christina Ricci in "Black Snake Moan"

Earned five Grammy nominations for his collaborations with 50 Cent, Timbaland and Nelly Furtado and for the single "What Goes Around.../...Comes Around," from the album FutureSex/LoveSounds

Partnered with Interscope Records to launch his own label, Tennman Records; Timberlake will serve as chairman and CEO

Voiced Artie, King Harold's rebellious nephew in "Shrek the Third"

Co-starred with SNL's Andy Samberg in the popular, digital short, “Dick in a Box” a parody of R&B sex ballad videos from the early 1990s; also contributed to the lyrics

Co-wrote and co-produced the tracks on his sophomore album, FutureSex/LoveSounds ; earned 4 Grammy nominations, including Album of the Year

Film debut as a young journalist who discovers an elite team of corrupt police officers in "Edison," opposite Kevin Spacey and Morgan Freeman (released straight to DVD)

Performed with Janet Jackson at Superbowl XXXVIII halftime show; resulted in scandle when a bodice-ripping stunt exposed Janet Jackson's pierced nipple

Signed on to cohost a Motown 45th anniversary TV special with Lionel Richie

With entrepreneurs Art and Allan Davis, opened a bar called "Chi" in Hollywood, California

Appeared in the feature "Long Shot"; film produced by Trans Continental Pictures, owned by *NSYNC manager Lou Pearlman

Released first solo album Justified ; received 5 grammy nominations

Lent his voice to an episode of "The Simpsons" (FOX) that featured cartoon likenesses of *NSYNC

With *NSYNC, starred in the IMAX concert film "*NSYNC: Bigger Than Live," a chronicle of their "No Strings Attached" tour

*NSYNC released No Strings Attached to record-breaking debut week sales of 2.4 million

Co-starred in the ABC TV-movie "Model Behavior"

Featured in the HBO concert special "*NSYNC Live at Madison Square Garden"

*NSYNC sued Pearlman and his record company, Trans Continental, for defrauding the group of more than 50% of their earnings; Pearlman countersued for $150 million for breach of contract; the injunction was thrown out of court and *NSYNC signed with Jive Records

*NSYNC released the holiday album Home for Christmas

*NSYNC released their self-titled American debut album, spawning the hits "I Want You Back" and "Tearing Up My Heart"

Formed the pop group *NSYNC with four other young singers, including former "MMC" co-star J.C. Chasez

Was a regular on the Disney Channel variety series "The Mickey Mouse Club"

Competed on the talent series "Star Search" (syndicated) billed as Justin Randall; was awarded 3-and-a-half stars but lost