Podcast appearances and mentions of Justin Timberlake

#973. It's amazing how two people can answer NSYNC questions for over 25 years... and still tell stories you've never heard before.Lance Bass and Joey Fatone are on the pod, and somehow we go from *NSYNC reunion rumors... to Broadway... to Britney Spears... to hot dogs... to Christmas cats... and it all makes perfect sense.We get into what it was actually like getting back into the studio together after all those years, why the band never really "broke up," and what fans still get completely wrong about where everyone stands today. They share behind-the-scenes stories from the height of boy band mania, open up about growing up in the spotlight before social media, and explain why watching fame from the inside looked very different than it did from the outside.But honestly? Our favorite part of this episode is just listening to these two together. They roast each other nonstop, finish each other's stories, completely derail the conversation (more than once), and had us laughing so hard we almost forgot we were recording a podcast.We also talk about their new E! series Cocktail Wars and play a couple of games that reveal who you'd actually want to be stuck at a bar with.Whether you grew up in the TRL era or you're just here for the laughs... this one's for you.If you're LOVING this podcast, please follow and leave a rating and review below! PLUS, FOLLOW OUR PODCAST INSTAGRAM HERE!Thank you to our Sponsors! Check out these AMAZING deals!Macy's: Head to your local Macy's or visit macys.com to shop the latest denim styles and find your new favorite pair!Arya: Right now, ARYA, With a “Y” is offering OTV listeners $10 off your first month at GETARYA.COM/VINE.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Police made an unannounced visit to Brian Hickerson’s family home in South Carolina days after Hayden Panettiere’s sudden death. Two Greenville police cars arrived as officers knocked on the front and side doors. Meanwhile, Justin Timberlake shared a rare family photo dump featuring sons Silas and Phineas alongside Jessica Biel, while Matthew McConaughey is once again hinting that politics could be in his future after meeting with the Pope. Rob’s latest exclusives and insider reporting can be found at robshuter.substack.com My novel, It Started With A Whisper, is available now See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

MADONNA vs. PETER RAUHOFER In this episode of Turn The Beat Around, we present the third instalment of our Peter Rauhofer / Club 69 trilogy — a special celebration of Madonna as she marks her 68th birthday. This hour dives into Rauhofer's darker, tribal, underground remix style as he reimagined her catalogue from Ray of Light through to Hard Candy, transforming her late‑90s and 2000s hits into club‑floor epics. A tribute to two icons whose creative worlds collided in spectacular fashion. NOBODY KNOWS ME 2003 Peter Rauhofer Private Life Mix Pt. 1 NOTHING REALLY MATTERS 1999 Club 69 Vocal Club Mix 4 MINUTES (feat. Justin Timberlake & Timberland) 2008 Peter Saves New York Mix AMERICAN LIFE 2003 Peter Rauhofer’s American Anthem Pt. 1 ME AGAINST THE MUSIC Britney Spears feat. Madonna 2003 Peter Rauhofer’s Electrohouse Radio Mix IMPRESSIVE INSTANT 2000 Peter Rauhofer’s Universal Radio Mixshow Mix SKIN 1997 Peter and Victor’s Collaboration Remix Edit NOTHING FAILS 2003 Peter Rauhofer’s Classic House Mix PAPA DON’T PREACH Madonna 1986 FASCINATING RHYTHM Bass-o-Matic 1990 The post TTBA Replay 14AUG2026 Pt. 3 appeared first on Turn the Beat Around.

In this special DanceSpeak x No Starving Artists crossover episode, we sit down with Moncell Durden for a candid conversation about the International Dance League and some of the bigger questions its inception brings to the dance community. Through Moncell's perspective, we dig into what dancers can consider when new professional opportunities emerge, from sustainability and understanding contracts to asking better questions before signing on the dotted line. This isn't legal advice, but rather an invitation for dancers to think critically, stay curious, and better understand the opportunities in front of them. A thoughtful conversation about IDL that ultimately asks a bigger question: how can dancers become more informed participants in their own careers? Stay tuned and subscribe, as this is the first in a series! Learn more about the No Starving Artists Podcast https://nsadance.com/ Learn more about Moncell https://www.moncelldurden.com/

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So High is a club/house music podcast. This will be great for your next house party. Great upbeat music. Artist names and song titles are in the order they were played... NIRVANA-SMELLS LIKE TEEN SPIRIT, CHRIS LORENZO & MARCO STROUS-BABABA, LA ROUX-IN 4 THE KILL, KREAM-SO HI, JAMES HYPE-WATERFALLS, CHRIS LAKE & SKRILLEX-LA NOCHE, GWEN STEFANI-THE SWEET ESCAPE, VOID-LATCH, FEDDE LE GRAND-LET ME THINK ABOUT IT, JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE & MAX STYLER-SEXYBACK/I KNOW YOU WANT TO, ERIC PRYDZ-CALL ON ME, DAFT PUNK-DA FUNK, LIL WAYNE-LOLLIPOP, TUJAMO-PARTY AFTER PARTY, LIL BABY-MY DAWG. End. Thanks for listening to ken Steele Music. 

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Perez Hilton's family reveals his children fled the home moments before his mental health crisis. Tori Spelling is finally addressing her shocking podcast exit—but says she's not ready to tell the full story. And Britney Spears' devastating split from Justin Timberlake is back in the spotlight after fresh revelations about the text that ended their romance. Rob’s latest exclusives and insider reporting can be found at robshuter.substack.com My novel, It Started With A Whisper, is available nowSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This morning on the show, the hosts are discussing the craziest concert experiences they've had, from being stuck in the rain to dealing with unexpected surprises on stage. But it's not just the hosts sharing their own stories - they're also hearing from listeners who've had their own wild adventures at concerts. From being treated like VIPs to having a front-row seat at a sold-out show, these stories are sure to get your heart racing.The hosts dive into the world of concerts and the unpredictable nature of live performances. They discuss the importance of being on time, citing artists like Taylor Swift who always starts her shows right on schedule. But they also talk about the artists who consistently show up late, leaving fans waiting for hours. The conversation touches on the impact of tardiness on the fan experience and the importance of respecting the time and money of the people who come to see them perform.The hosts also share their own personal stories of concert mishaps, from getting caught in the rain at a Bruce Springsteen show to having a drink stolen by Justin Timberlake himself. They also hear from listeners who've had their own crazy concert experiences, including one woman who got puked on at a Snoop Dogg concert and another who was treated like a VIP at a Lady Gaga show.If you've ever been to a concert and had a wild experience, the hosts want to hear from you. Share your story and be a part of the conversation. Tune in to this episode to hear more about the craziest concert experiences and to join the discussion.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

EP 156Lance's new book is coming out in a few weeks, and Lance is going to make a public appearance, with a meet and greet. Joey wraps up his Chicago run of And Juliet. This week, we break down the lyrics to MORNING LIGHT, by JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE, and ALICIA KEYS.

In this listener-requested episode, Nick looks back at one of the funniest recurring sketches in Saturday Night Live history, Bronx Beat, created and performed by Maya Rudolph and Amy Poehler. The sketch follows two fast-talking, no-nonsense New York housewives who spend their cable access show complaining about their husbands, the weather, the guests, and just about everything else. Debuting in 2007, Bronx Beat became a fan favorite, returning a dozen times over the next 15 years. You’ll hear some of the funniest installments featuring guests like Jake Gyllenhaal, Brian Williams, Miles Teller, Tina Fey, Justin Timberlake, and Andy Samberg. Nick also shares behind-the-scenes stories, the real-life inspiration for the characters, and even an unaired Bronx Beat sketch with Betty White. It may not be cold outside, but for this episode, it’s definitely “Sweata Weatha.” [Ep 186]

EP 155JC is a HIT at GALAXY CON. Peter shares a story about North Carolina. Plus this week, we discuss SUPPLIES, by JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE.

What does it actually take to keep your body healthy through rehearsals, performances, flights, hotels, and the demands of life on the road? Athletic trainer Adam Quigley has supported artists and tours including Post Malone, Lorde, Tyla, Karol G, the Jabbawockeez, 5 Seconds of Summer, plus broadway tours like MJ the Musical and Moulin Rouge, helping performers care for their bodies through the unique physical demands of touring. In this conversation, Adam shares practical strategies for staying healthy on the road while challenging dancers to think of themselves as athletes. We discuss how to build a warm-up that supports the demands of dance, what to pack on tour, navigating time zone changes and travel fatigue, fueling your body while traveling, and why recovery deserves just as much attention as performance. Adam also shares his philosophy of care, explains why movement is medicine, and offers practical advice for preventing small issues from becoming bigger ones. The conversation also explores the physical and mental comedown after tour - something many dancers experience but rarely discuss, despite how important it can be for long-term health and performance. Whether you're touring internationally, teaching on weekends, traveling for work, or simply want to build a longer, healthier dance career, this episode is packed with practical tools to help you take better care of your body. Follow Galit: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/gogalit Website - https://www.gogalit.com/ Fit From Home - https://galit-s-school-0397.thinkific.com/courses/fit-from-home Connect with Adam Quigley on Instagram - www.instagram.com/adamquigley Explore Adam's company website - https://blvperformancetherapy.com/ Listen to DanceSpeak on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.

Today's guest is one of the great voices of his generation — the theater kid who auditioned for American Idol with Michael Jackson, watched the judges' faces fall, and demanded a second song because he'd just quit his job and had no health insurance. But his real story isn't the voice. It's the game — the one Freddie Mercury wrote about, the one that picks your singles, writes your headlines, and decides who you are before you do.And The Writer Is... Adam Lambert!In this episode of And The Writer Is, we go deep on:The AMA kiss that blew up a $500,000 single launch — "everyone was going, oh shit"Quitting Wicked — and losing his health insurance — to audition, then refusing the judges' noWhy Kara DioGuardi 'busted his balls all season'What Brian May says "Play the Game" was really aboutSigned before the finale even aired: why losing Idol never matteredand much more.Hit subscribe and turn on notifications. Every week, we go deep with the most interesting creatives in music.Follow us on socials: @andthewriterisA special thank you to our lead sponsor, NMPA — the National Music Publishers' Association. 0:00 Intro1:09 The album is out — why self-titled, "first name basis"2:35 Meeting Pete Nappi through a pandemic song still in the vault3:39 "Am I Okay" — written one week after the breakup6:02 Singles made him "crazy" — the label picks that flopped: "I told you so"7:04 Leaning into what fans expect vs. challenging them8:16 Proud of the flops, indifferent to some hits9:34 Theater kids: every album is a character, every record a world11:28 The dystopian cover — "I want it blasted into the future"13:55 Adam Lambert or Freddie Mercury? "I feel like it's me"15:35 Coffee with Freddie — what Brian says "Play the Game" was really about16:56 "The music industry is a big old game, isn't it?"17:43 A college-DJ dad, a Sly Stone mom, and a kid screaming through the house19:46 The Fiddler note where everybody went "oh, wow"21:03 San Diego to LA at 19 — math knocked him off the college path23:00 Weed, poetry, and GarageBand25:49 Wicked: six months, burnt out, and a new plan29:20 Inside the Idol machine — two camps, two agendas32:49 The Burning Man epiphany that vanquished the fear34:39 No job, no insurance, and judges who didn't get Rock With You35:11 "I didn't really ask" — the second song that changed everything36:22 Why Idol can't break artists anymore38:04 Honey water: the whiskey story behind Kara DioGuardi's grudge41:21 Justin Timberlake tells him to remake A Night at the Opera42:06 Losing the finale — already signed before it aired47:20 The blog photos drop: "Yeah, that's me. Get over it."51:53 The AMA kiss and the $500,000 single53:22 What Do You Want From Me — the P!nk demo56:00 Singing uncredited on Avicii's "Lay Me Down"59:03 "It takes a village — bring them with you"60:26 Max Martin: "When you get on stage, I don't have to worry"61:26 How Queen actually made the call62:07 Trespassing hits #1 — a first he didn't know he'd made62:48 The poster-child years: "the headline is that I'm gay, and no one's talking about the music"66:11 Trespassing, the "bipolar album" — his half vs. the label's half67:20 Two months with the Wolf Cousins — why his songs didn't make the cut70:05 The Ghost Town gamble — "you've got to do something drastic"72:44 Songs with no home — "throwing my ideas into space"76:03 Velvet dies to Covid, two weeks in76:52 A Telefunken, YouTube tutorials, and teaching himself Logic77:51 The secret musical: 20 songs written over Zoom82:45 Identity vs. brand — "the personality precedes the skill"83:35 Songwriters don't get paid for their time — the union conversation87:37 Giving his co-writers master points — "it's just classy, man"88:28 Where the stage presence actually comes from90:13 The hardest part of fame93:06 "I nitpick the negative" — showing the uglier side for the first time96:28 Is Ozempic killing LA nightlife?Credits:Hosted by Ross GolanProduced by Joe London & Jad SaadEdited by Jad Saad Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Tim's obsession with the Census reached a whole new level as he debuted his unforgettable Justin Timberlake inspired anthem. We unpacked Hailey Bieber declaring Pilates is officially over, then laughed through the best moments people completely lost it on live TV after Barnaby Joyce's on-air spray at his dog went viral. Ricki shared her childhood robbery story as we revealed the biggest mistakes that make your home a target, before hearing the sweet lengths some partners go to, including one bloke who cycles alongside his girlfriend every morning to keep her safe on her run.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tim is unreasonably excited about this year's Census, mostly because it lands the day after his birthday. After discovering the ABS has been having a bit of fun on social media, he decides there's only one logical next step: rewriting Justin Timberlake's SexyBack into a full blown Census anthem. Safe to say, it's not something you'll ever unhear.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Did Elon Musk's attack on The Odyssey backfire? Is Netflix in trouble with Wall Street? Why did the Mickey Mouse Club produce so many pop stars? Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey has sailed to an enormous opening weekend and rave reviews. Has it made its MAGA critics look stupid? Despite rising viewing figures, Netflix's stock has plummeted. Is this a problem for the streaming giant? Disney+ is rebooting the Mickey Mouse Club, which launched the careers of Britney Spears, Justin Timberlake and Christina Aguilera. Can it pull it off again? The Rest is Entertainment is brought to you by Octopus Energy, Britain's most awarded energy supplier. Lloyds. 250 years on and still backing the nation's aspirations. Lending is subject to status. You could lose your home if you don't keep up your mortgage repayments. Conditions apply. 1996 average first-time buyer deposit based on Office National Statistics House Price Index data. Summer sale is here: get an annual membership for a third off with code SUMMER26. That's ad-free listening, every bonus episode, and full access to our exclusive members' series. Sale ends August 31st, so grab it before summer's over. For more Goalhanger Podcasts, head to www.goalhanger.com Video Editor: Adam Thornton Assistant Producer: Imee Marriott Senior Producer: Joey McCarthy Social Producer: Emma Jackson Exec Producer: Ami Bennett Filmed at www.westdigitalstudios.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Send us Fan MailA world where you can literally spend your life on a cup of coffee should be terrifying. Instead, In Time (2011) somehow turns one of the best sci-fi dystopia premises of the last two decades into a story that keeps dodging its own consequences, and we could not let that slide.We walk through Andrew Niccol's time-currency concept scene by scene, from the moment Justin Timberlake's character gets a life-changing windfall to the way the movie handles time transfer, surveillance, and the so-called Timekeepers. Along the way we get into the stuff that matters to anyone who loves film craft: why voiceover often signals a script problem, how music choices can kill tension, and why a police-state setting can't have “we don't have the last five minutes of footage” energy. We also give credit where it's due, because Roger Deakins' cinematography makes several moments look genuinely stunning even when the logic is melting down.Then we hit the big pivot: when “time is money” stops being a story engine and the movie becomes a Bonnie and Clyde style bank robbery spree. We talk class zones, tolls, the weird math of the “million years” plan, and the action beats that look unintentionally hilarious. If you've ever argued about plot holes, world rules, or why great premises deserve better scripts, you'll have plenty to yell about with us.Subscribe for more hate-watching, share this with a friend who loves sci-fi movies, and leave a review with your favorite “wait, how does that work?” moment from In Time.Written Lovingly by AIBe our friend!Dan: @shakybaconTony: @tonydczechAnd follow the podcast on IG: @hatewatchingDAT

**Get Ready for a Wild Ride: Tickets, Taylor Swift, and the Governor**This episode is all about the wild world of ticket prices and the people who are willing to pay top dollar to see their favorite artists perform live. From the Taylor Swift era tour to the latest Ariana Grande concert, we're diving into the crazy world of ticket prices and the scalpers who are making a killing. But it's not all fun and games - the governor of Massachusetts is stepping in to try and put an end to the ticket scalping madness.The conversation starts with a discussion about the Taylor Swift era tour and how people were willing to pay thousands of dollars for tickets. Our hosts share their own experiences with ticket prices, from paying $1,000 for two tickets to the Jay-Z and Justin Timberlake show at Fenway to trying to get tickets to the Ariana Grande concert. But it's not just the artists who are affected - the fans are also feeling the pinch.The governor of Massachusetts is taking action to try and cap ticket prices and put an end to the scalping. But will it make a difference? Our hosts discuss the implications of this new legislation and how it will affect fans and artists alike. And in a special segment, we hear from listeners who have shared their own stories of trying to get tickets to their favorite concerts.Tune in to this episode to hear the full conversation and find out what's really going on in the world of ticket prices. Will the governor's new legislation make a difference, or will the scalpers find a way to keep on selling? Listen to this episode to find out!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

CADENA 100 emite éxitos de Pablo Alborán, Taylor Swift, Yatra, David Bisbal, Fangoria, Dua Lipa y Justin Timberlake. Nelly Furtado suena con "Say It Right" y Lauren con "My Religion". El equipo de '¡Buenos días, Javi y Mar!' se va de vacaciones a varios destinos; Javi Nieves ya descansa, pero el programa continúa con 'Javi y Mar de Fin de Semana' y su edición de verano. En 'Mateo & Andrea', se debate sobre creadoras de contenido nupcial y el exceso de fotos en bodas. Sole Giménez presenta su nuevo disco "Ser Humano", agradece a Rosalía y Víctor Manuel, y reflexiona sobre tecnología y relaciones sociales, dedicando "Mi Gente".

In November 2003, on the precipice of a brand new chapter of her life and career, Britney Spears sat down with Diane Sawyer for a Primetime interview to discuss everything from her so-called "new edgier image", to her new album, her family, life in the public eye, and her highly publicized breakup with NSYNC member Justin Timberlake. Even 23 years later, this interview is compelling, shocking, and most importantly, very indicative of the way we thought about and treated our female celebrities in the 2000's. In this episode, I go through it moment by moment, and word for word - reflecting on purity culture, mid-riffs, and y2k fashion, while also comparing the interview and its contents to the way we talk about female celebrities today. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thelizardreview.substack.com/subscribe

8AM Golf is a holding company whose portfolio includes 15 companies that touch nearly every aspect of golf. Started in 2018 by Howard Milstein, 8AM’s umbrella includes Golf Magazine, Miura Golf and a newly constructed course in Nashville built in partnership with Justin Timberlake. So, there is no one better to talk to about what is going on in the world of golf than the company’s CEO, Hoyt McGarity. In this episode of The Deal, Hoyt dials in from St. Andrews to give Alex and Jason the inside scoop on running a holding company, including: what companies 8AM chooses to invest in, which ones they don’t and when they know it’s time to sell. Hoyt also shares his perspective on making golf more accessible to a new generation of golfers while also respecting the traditions of the old heads and what existential threats the sport is facing. Finally, Hoyt tells us why a golf course must be a “good hang” and about his personal trajectory from caddie to CEO.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Britney Spears et Justin Timberlake se connaissent depuis l'âge de 12 ans. Lorsque leurs chemins se croisent à la télévision alors qu'ils sont encore enfants, c'est le début d'une grande complicité. Mais comment leur relation va-t-elle évoluer dans un contexte aussi particulier que celui du succès ? En 4 épisodes, nous allons vous raconter les dessous d'une histoire d'amour autant glamourisée que controversée, où l'emprise et la misogynie ont fait leur place... Mea culpa Depuis sa rupture avec Justin Timberlake, la vie de Britney Spears s'est transformée en cauchemar. Entre sorties à répétition, excès d'alcool et de drogue et acharnement médiatique de plus en plus violent, la star vit dans le brouillard. Pire, en pleine tempête. Pour couronner le tout, Britney a perdu la garde de ses enfants en octobre 2007. Et les paparazzis ne la lâchent toujours pas. Un podcast Bababam Originals Ecriture : Anaïs Koopman Voix : François Marion, Lucrèce Sassella Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Britney Spears et Justin Timberlake se connaissent depuis l'âge de 12 ans. Lorsque leurs chemins se croisent à la télévision alors qu'ils sont encore enfants, c'est le début d'une grande complicité. Mais comment leur relation va-t-elle évoluer dans un contexte aussi particulier que celui du succès ? En 4 épisodes, nous allons vous raconter les dessous d'une histoire d'amour autant glamourisée que controversée, où l'emprise et la misogynie ont fait leur place... L'escalade du scandale Quelques mois après sa rupture avec Justin Timberlake, Britney Spears est toujours la cible des pires critiques, pendant que Justin Timberlake est vu par tous les Etats-Unis comme un homme trahit. Et cette position paye : sa popularité ne fait que grimper à mesure que celle de Britney décroît. Un homme aurait-il été autant lynché pour une infidélité même pas prouvée ? Un podcast Bababam Originals Ecriture : Anaïs Koopman Voix : François Marion, Lucrèce Sassella Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Britney Spears et Justin Timberlake se connaissent depuis l'âge de 12 ans. Lorsque leurs chemins se croisent à la télévision alors qu'ils sont encore enfants, c'est le début d'une grande complicité. Mais comment leur relation va-t-elle évoluer dans un contexte aussi particulier que celui du succès ? En 4 épisodes, nous allons vous raconter les dessous d'une histoire d'amour autant glamourisée que controversée, où l'emprise et la misogynie ont fait leur place... Cry me a river Alors que le couple Britney Spears - Justin Timberlake est un des duos amoureux les plus en vue de l'industrie musicale du début des années 2000, le vent tourne. Que s'est-il réellement passé pour que Justin soit au plus mal, au point de dédier une musique si dramatique à leur histoire ? Un podcast Bababam Originals Ecriture : Anaïs Koopman Voix : François Marion, Lucrèce Sassella Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Britney Spears et Justin Timberlake se connaissent depuis l'âge de 12 ans. Lorsque leurs chemins se croisent à la télévision alors qu'ils sont encore enfants, c'est le début d'une grande complicité. Mais comment leur relation va-t-elle évoluer dans un contexte aussi particulier que celui du succès ? En 4 épisodes, nous allons vous raconter les dessous d'une histoire d'amour autant glamourisée que controversée, où l'emprise et la misogynie ont fait leur place... Amour d'enfance 17 janvier 2000, à la 27ème édition des American Music Awards, dans le très célèbre Shrine Auditorium de Los Angeles. L'événement bat son plein. Des centaines de célébrités échangent sourires et banalités, installées sur de confortables fauteuils violets, dans l'attente des prestations musicales et des remises de prix. Justin Timberlake et son boys band 'N Sync vont interpréter leur titre "Bye Bye Bye". Britney Spears est évidemment invitée. Ce soir-là, elle arrive au bras de Justin Timberlake. Un podcast Bababam Originals Ecriture : Anaïs Koopman Voix : François Marion, Lucrèce Sassella Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

hi! anddd we're back to super bowl halftime performance recaps! We've picked back up at Justin Timberlake's 2018 Halftime Show at Super bowl LII in Minnesota with a Prince tribute, the Trolls soundtrack, and Super bowl Selfies! Tune in to find out how this changed my ranking! xox B  Socials: @boominwithbella YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@boominwithbella Apple Music Profile: https://music.apple.com/profile/bellalainez Spotify Profile: https://open.spotify.com/user/bellalainez?si=BhwlAIZCR4-MvylGkXC2xw&nd=1&dlsi=22c4890233e84916 Links: https://linktr.ee/boominwithbella

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Movie of the Year: 2006Mixtape, Part IIThe 2006 Mixtape Part 2 Podcast Finishes the PlaylistThe 2006 Mixtape Part 2 podcast picks up exactly where Part I left off. The full five person panel returns to finish what they started: a definitive, collectively built playlist of the best songs of 2006. Ryan, Mike, and Greg, the Taste Buds behind Movie of the Year, are once again joined by guests Nate Ragolia and Taylor Wilhite. Consequently, the debates get sharper as the remaining playlist slots get scarcer.Part I established the ground rules and the early picks. Now, in Part 2, the panel faces the harder half of the job. The obvious anthems are gone. Therefore, every remaining selection demands a real argument, a defense of taste, and a willingness to absorb four rounds of pushback.How the 2006 Mixtape Podcast Format WorksThe Mixtape episodes mark a deliberate departure from the standard Movie of the Year format. Normally, the show runs films through a bracket, as it did in the 2006 bracket reveal. The Mixtape works differently. Each panelist adds one song per round to a shared playlist. There are no eliminations and no head to head matchups. Instead, the tension comes from scarcity and pride.Every pick claims a slot that another panelist wanted. Moreover, every pick invites immediate judgment from the rest of the table. The format rewards conviction above all. A safe choice earns shrugs. A bold choice, defended well, earns respect. In practice, the round-robin structure turns a simple playlist into a portrait of five distinct musical sensibilities colliding in real time.Guest Panelists: Nate Ragolia and Taylor WilhiteNate Ragolia returns for the second half of the Mixtape. Nate co-hosts Debut Buddies, a podcast dedicated to firsts of all kinds, and he has authored three published books. His background as a writer and critic gives his picks analytical weight. Additionally, he arrives with the confidence of someone who has already survived one full round of Taste Bud scrutiny in Part I.Taylor Wilhite also returns to complete the panel. Taylor is a former PopFilter mainstay whose appearances are now rare, which gives the Mixtape episodes a sense of occasion. Longtime listeners know his taste and his willingness to fight for it. Together, the two guests expand the show's usual trio into a five voice ensemble. As a result, the playlist reflects a far wider slice of 2006 than any single host could deliver.The Music of 2006, RevisitedThe year 2006 offered an unusually rich field for a project like this. Pop radio belonged to Justin Timberlake, Beyonce, and Rihanna. Meanwhile, Gnarls Barkley's Crazy became an inescapable cultural event. Emo and pop-punk hit a commercial peak, hip-hop delivered landmark records, and indie rock crossed over to mainstream ears. The full sweep of the year is documented at Wikipedia's 2006 in music page, and it is staggering in retrospect.Movie of the Year usually spends its energy on cinema, the kind of work chronicled at RogerEbert.com. However, the Mixtape episodes prove the same critical instincts apply to music. The panel treats each song the way the show treats films like Brick or Tristram Shandy: with curiosity, skepticism, and a genuine desire to figure out what holds up twenty years later.Completing the PlaylistPart 2 covers the closing rounds of the mixtape. The panel works through the final picks, and the stakes rise with every turn. Notably, the late rounds force each panelist to confront what the playlist still lacks. Does it need another ballad? Another guitar record? Another undeniable radio smash? Each answer reshapes the final product.The completed tracklist stays a surprise until you press play. No spoilers here. Nevertheless, expect passionate defenses, at least one pick that baffles the room, and the special satisfaction of hearing a playlist snap into its final form. By the end, the panel delivers a mixtape that could only exist through this exact collision of five sensibilities.Why the 2006 Mixtape Part 2 Podcast Still MattersThe 2006 Mixtape Part 2 podcast completes the season's most distinctive experiment. The Movie of the Year season began with the 2006 intro episode and a field of 128 films. The Mixtape widens that lens. It argues that a year of culture includes its soundtrack, and that the songs of 2006 shaped memory just as powerfully as its movies did.Above all, the episode captures why list making endures as a critical exercise. A playlist forces choices, and choices reveal values. Ultimately, the 2006 Mixtape Part 2 podcast delivers both a finished tracklist and a spirited argument about what deserves to last. Subscribe, listen to both parts, and then build your own version. Yours will differ, and that is exactly the point.Related Episodes from Movie of the Year: 20062006 Mixtape, Part IMovie of the Year: 2006 Intro, Part 1Movies of 2006: Bracket Reveal and Sweet 16Tristram Shandy: Movie of the Year 2006Brick: Movie of the Year 2006Browse All Movie of the Year EpisodesFAQ: 2006 Mixtape Part 2 PodcastAbout the EpisodeWhat is the 2006 Mixtape Part 2 podcast about?The 2006 Mixtape Part 2 podcast is the concluding half of a special Movie of the Year episode. The five person panel of Ryan, Mike, Greg, Nate Ragolia, and Taylor Wilhite finishes building a collective playlist of the best songs of 2006, one pick at a time.Do I need to listen to Part I first?Listening to Part I first is recommended. Part I establishes the format, introduces the panel, and covers the opening rounds. Part 2 continues directly from that point and completes the tracklist.Who are the guests on the 2006 Mixtape Part 2 podcast?Nate Ragolia and Taylor Wilhite return for Part 2. Nate Ragolia co-hosts the Debut Buddies podcast and has authored three published books. Taylor Wilhite is a former PopFilter regular who now makes occasional guest appearances.About the Mixtape and the MusicHow does the Mixtape format work on Movie of the Year?Each panelist takes turns adding one song per round to a shared 2006 playlist. There is no bracket and no eliminations. Every pick must survive the scrutiny of four other panelists with strong opinions about the music of 2006.What songs are on the 2006 mixtape?The full tracklist stays a surprise until you hear the episodes. The picks span pop, hip-hop, indie rock, R&B, and the emo and pop-punk wave that defined 2006 radio. Listen to both parts to hear every selection and the arguments behind them.Who are the Taste Buds?The Taste Buds are Ryan, Mike, and Greg, the three core hosts of Movie of the Year on the PopFilter network. Each season they run a bracket style competition to crown the best film of a single year. The current season covers 2006.What were the biggest songs of 2006?2006 produced era defining hits like Gnarls Barkley's Crazy, Justin Timberlake's SexyBack, and Beyonce's Irreplaceable. The year also marked a commercial peak for emo and pop-punk. The Mixtape episodes dig into which songs actually deserve playlist immortality.Where can I listen to the 2006 Mixtape Part 2 podcast?You can stream the episode right on this page using the player above. Movie of the Year is also available on all major podcast platforms through the PopFilter network.

EP 153Joey gears up for another AND JULIET residency. Lance shows up to watch some USMNT World Cup action. This week, the song break down is HIGHER HIGHER from JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE, which is a song that highlights the first time Justin met JESSICA BIEL.

In episode 226, host Galit Friedlander and guest Link (dancer, educator, and one of the most respected voices on hip-hop and house culture) discuss what it means to truly understand hip-hop and house, not just as dance styles, but as cultures shaped by people, places, music, and community. Link shares stories from the clubs that influenced generations of dancers, the mentors who shaped his perspective, and why he never thought of himself as someone who "trained." He simply loved to dance. Together, we explore how understanding who you're learning from can deepen your understanding of the movement itself, why dancing and teaching require different skill sets, and how the social spaces that gave birth to these dances continue to shape the way we move today. Whether you're a street dancer, commercial dancer, educator, or simply someone who wants to deepen your understanding of hip-hop and house, this conversation offers a thoughtful perspective that may change the way you approach both the dance and the culture. Follow Galit: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/galitfriedlander Website - https://www.gogalit.com/ Fit From Home - https://galit-s-school-0397.thinkific.com/courses/fit-from-home You can connect with Link on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/link.efc Herbert Holler LPR Party https://www.instagram.com/herbertholler

01. Justin Timberlake ft. Timbaland - Sexy Back (Snoouth Edit) 02. Mo-Do - Eins Zwei Polizei (SIAK Remix) 03. Cloonee, Jocelyn Enriquez - XTC (Kinderlomas & Infinne Remix) 04. Skrillex - Kyoto (Pretence Remix) 05. HEDEGAARD, Curbi - Dust 2 Dust 06. Drake - JUMPMAN (BARTS REMIX) 07. Mesto - Listen To Me 08. James Carter - Open Up Your Love 09. Hayden James, Bipolar Sunshine - For The Girls 10. Skrillex, Chris Lake & RHR - E o Bonde 11. Fatboy Slim & Riva Starr - Eat Sleep Rave Repeat (Mike Renza Remix) 12. David Guetta & Marten Horger, Men Machine, Congorock, KENZ - Babylon (Men Machine Rework) 13. Kylie Minogue- Can't Get You Out Of My Head (LUKE ALEXANDER Remix) 14. Zander Shine - Lose Your Mind 15. CID - OUTSIDE 16. Skrillex, Fred Again.., Four Tet - Baby Again...(AXON & HayaT Remix) 17. Jazzy & Chris Lorenzo - Invisible

Phil and Emily are joined by journalist and author Josephine Riesman to continue their Richard Kelly Reichardt mini-series with the magnificent disaster that is Southland Tales (2006). And there is no better guest for it: Josie wrote the definitive deep-dive on this movie and once spent three hours walking Venice Beach interviewing Richard Kelly himself.Set in an alternate 2008 where nuclear attacks on Texas have tipped America into a surveillance-state apocalypse, Southland Tales unleashes Dwayne Johnson, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Justin Timberlake, and a cast of SNL alumni across a sprawling, end-of-days Los Angeles on the Fourth of July. It premiered at Cannes as an unfinished cut on DVD, got booed into oblivion, made a legendary $374,000 against a $17 million budget, and then quietly became the cult object that fans swear is more true than the reality we actually got.The gang digs into why a movie this incoherent is also this irresistible. Emily makes her case that it is what you would get if Philip K. Dick novelized Robert Altman's Nashville, while Phil counters with "Magnolia with a head injury." Josie reveals what Kelly told her about that surreal Justin Timberlake lip-sync to The Killers, the tie-in graphic novels, the Cannes catastrophe, and why he has a reason for every baffling choice, even the ones that never made the final cut. Plus its eerie kinship with Children of Men and The Handmaid's Tale, and the thin line between satire and prophecy.Misunderstood masterpiece or beautiful trainwreck? On America's 250th birthday, it might be the only movie that fits. This is the way the world ends.Follow the show & guests:Podcast Like It's... — https://www.instagram.com/podcastlikeitsPhil Iscove — https://www.instagram.com/pmiscoveEmily St. James — https://www.instagram.com/emilystjamsJosephine Riesman — [handle?]

Movie of the Year: 2006Mixtape, Part IThe 2006 Mixtape Podcast Kicks Off — One Song at a TimeThe 2006 Mixtape podcast episode is unlike anything else in the Movie of the Year catalog. Instead of debating a single film, Ryan, Mike, and Greg welcome two special guests — Nate Ragolia of Debut Buddies and longtime PopFilter friend Taylor Wilhite — for a round-robin music showcase that captures the full, chaotic glory of 2006's soundscape. Each panelist takes a turn placing one song into a collective playlist, building something that is part argument, part love letter, and part time machine back to a genuinely strange year in pop culture.2006 was a transitional moment in popular music. Rap remained dominant, but with several megastars between album cycles, the charts opened up to a remarkably diverse mix of genres. Moreover, pop-punk and emo were infiltrating the mainstream at full speed. Additionally, R&B, dancehall, and indie rock were all jostling for space on the same playlists. The result was a year where "SexyBack," "Hips Don't Lie," "I Write Sins Not Tragedies," and "Dani California" could all feel equally essential — and equally of the moment. Consequently, building a 2006 mixtape is less a curation exercise and more a negotiation, which is exactly what makes this episode so much fun.Tune in for Part I of the 2006 Mixtape on the Movie of the Year 2006 podcast, and find out whose taste holds up, whose picks land with a thud, and which songs define the year better than any film ever could.About the 2006 Mixtape FormatThe Mixtape episode breaks from the standard Movie of the Year formula in the best possible way. Rather than a single film under the microscope, the full panel of five — Ryan, Mike, Greg, Nate, and Taylor — each take turns contributing one song per round to a shared playlist. The songs land wherever they land: the bracket, the conversation, the collective memory. No rules govern the selection beyond personal conviction and a willingness to defend the pick.The format rewards both champions of the obvious and advocates for the overlooked. Someone will inevitably go for the consensus anthem. Someone else will go deep on an album cut that never charted but defined their year. Furthermore, disagreements are baked in. Five people with five different relationships to the music of 2006 means that every pick is a small act of argument — an assertion about what mattered and why.Part I covers the opening rounds of that playlist construction. Part II will follow, continuing the conversation and expanding the tracklist. Together, they form a two-part portrait of a year in music told through the ears of five people who were living it.Guest Panelists: Nate Ragolia and Taylor WilhiteNate Ragolia is a freelance writer, editor, published author, voice over artist, and podcaster based in the PopFilter extended universe. He co-hosts Debut Buddies, a fortnightly podcast dedicated to firsts — debut albums, premiere episodes, inaugural seasons, the first of anything worth examining. Co-hosted with Kelly Attaway and Chelsea Hollander, Debut Buddies has built a devoted audience by taking the concept of beginnings seriously and hilariously. Nate is also the author of three books: There You Feel Free (2015), The Retroactivist (2019), and One Person Can't Make a Difference (2022). He brings to the Mixtape episode both the analytical rigor of someone who thinks carefully about cultural artifacts and the genuine enthusiasm of a lifelong music fan.Taylor Wilhite is a familiar voice to longtime PopFilter listeners. A former mainstay of the network, Taylor steps back into the booth for this special occasion — one of his rare guest appearances since stepping back from regular podcasting. His history with the PopFilter crew means he arrives fully acclimated to the energy, the arguments, and the particular pleasure of five people trying to out-taste each other in real time. His presence makes Part I feel like a reunion as much as a music show.Building the Playlist: Round by RoundEach round of the 2006 Mixtape follows the same structure: one panelist, one song, one chance to make the case. The picks accumulate into something that starts to resemble an actual playlist — though a playlist with a lot of disagreement baked into its sequencing.2006 was the kind of year where the argument over what belongs is genuinely interesting. The Billboard charts were dominated by Daniel Powter's "Bad Day," Sean Paul's "Temperature," and Justin Timberlake's "SexyBack." However, the year also produced landmark indie and alternative releases, left-field hip-hop moments, and a wave of pop-punk anthems that hit a specific generation square in the chest. Notably, the question of which songs were great versus which songs were simply inescapable is a distinction worth debating — and this episode debates it at length.As a result, the round-by-round format becomes a kind of stress test for taste. Each pick either extends the playlist's internal logic or breaks it, and the panel's reactions reveal as much about their musical identities as about the songs themselves. Part I lays the groundwork for what promises to be a contentious and deeply enjoyable full tracklist.Why 2006's Music Deserves a Closer ListenIt is easy to dismiss the music of 2006 as a transitional era — neither the peak years of hip-hop's commercial dominance nor the coming digital disruption that would reshape the industry within a few years. Nevertheless, that framing undersells how much was actually happening. Beyoncé released B'Day. The Raconteurs debuted. Stadium Arcadium by the Red Hot Chili Peppers dropped as a double album. FutureSex/LoveSounds by Justin Timberlake redefined what a mainstream pop record could sound like.Above all, 2006 was the last full year before the iPhone and streaming would begin to permanently reorganize how people discovered and consumed music. In practice, this means the mixtape as a cultural object — physical or digital — still carried enormous weight. A playlist in 2006 was still a statement, still a gift, still a way of saying something about who you were and what you cared about. Therefore, building a 2006 mixtape now is an act of archaeology as much as curation, and the Movie of the Year crew approaches it with exactly the right combination of nostalgia and rigor.Meanwhile, the Mixtape format itself reflects something true about the show: Movie of the Year has always been as much about the people doing the talking as about the films under discussion. Bringing in Nate Ragolia and Taylor Wilhite expands that conversation in ways that a single-film episode simply cannot. The result is one of the most purely enjoyable episodes in the 2006 season.Why the 2006 Mixtape Podcast Still MattersThe mixtape as a format has never really gone away. Streaming playlists are its digital descendants, and the impulse behind them — the desire to arrange songs into an argument about feeling and meaning — is as alive now as it was when people were still burning CDs. The 2006 Mixtape episode taps into that impulse directly, using the year's music as a lens for understanding both the culture of 2006 and the tastes of the five people assembled to discuss it.Specifically, the episode works because it trusts its panelists. Nate Ragolia's credentials as a critic and author give his picks analytical weight. Taylor Wilhite's history with PopFilter gives the episode a sense of occasion. And the core Taste Buds — Ryan, Mike, and Greg — provide the continuity and argumentative energy that listeners have come to expect from the 2006 season. Together, they make a compelling case that the music of 2006 is worth revisiting, debating, and yes, assembling into a playlist — even twenty years later.Ultimately, the 2006 Mixtape podcast is the season's most distinctive episode, and Part I is where it all begins. Subscribe, listen, and start forming your own opinions about what should have made the cut.Related Episodes from Movie of the Year: 2006Movie of the Year: 2006 — Intro Part 1Movies of 2006 — Bracket Reveal and Sweet 16Tristram Shandy — Movie of the Year: 2006Brick — Movie of the Year: 2006Browse All Movie of the Year EpisodesFAQ: 2006 Mixtape Podcast — Part IAbout the EpisodeWhat is the 2006 Mixtape podcast episode about?The 2006 Mixtape, Part I is a special episode of Movie of the Year in which the full five-person panel — Ryan, Mike, Greg, Nate Ragolia, and Taylor Wilhite — take turns contributing songs to a shared 2006 playlist. Each round features one pick per panelist, building a collective mixtape that reflects the full range of the year's music while generating plenty of debate along the way.Who are the guests on the 2006 Mixtape episode?The episode features two special guests. Nate Ragolia is the co-host of Debut Buddies, a podcast about firsts,...

EP 152Lance makes an appearance at the Grand Opening of the Vanderpump Hotel in Las Vegas. Chris makes a surprise appearance. Plus, this week, we discuss one of my favorite songs from the MAN OF THE WOODS album, MAN OF THE WOODS, Justin Timberlakes title track.

Mix:027 – Let Me Rock You 'till The Break Of Day Recorded Sunday 21 June 2026 For this mix, I'm really delving into all shades of house — afro house, melodic house, organic textures, and a bit of melodic techno energy woven through. I feel like I'm slowly developing my own style: crossing genres, shifting moods, and moving seamlessly between warm piano-led afro house, ethnic vocals, deeper grooves, and a few killer pop moments reimagined through a house lens. There are some beautiful reinterpretations in here too — like Tim Engelhardt's remix of Marten Lou's "Your Body", which feels like a subtle homage to Justin Timberlake, and Moojo's remix of "It's Not Right", reworking the spirit of Whitney Houston's classic into something built for the dancefloor. This one starts warm and hypnotic, opens up into deeper afro and melodic territory, then keeps lifting with vocal moments, groove, and emotion. Tracklist: 1. DSF – Burning Lies (Original Mix) [Abracadabra Music] 2. Metroplane, Daniel Wilson – Be Where I Am feat. Daniel Wilson (Whitesquare Extended Remix) [Club Sweat] 3. Super Flu, Marc Werner – Riga (Original Mix) [Magnifik Music] 4. Piero Farho – Time (Extended) [Klub Record] 5. Robag Wruhme – Nata Alma (Club Smash Hit Version) [Pampa Records] 6. Enzo Siffredi, Tayllor, BAQABO, Mariam Zawose – PAMOJA (Tayllor Remix) [Hurry Up Slowly] 7. Echo Deep – WASTELAND (Original Mix) [Blaq Diamond Boyz Music] 8. Sebastien Leger – Pakpak (Extended Mix) [Lost Miracle] 9. Salif Keita, Cesaria Evora, MoBlack, Franc Fala, Benja (NL) – Yamore (Extended) [Universal Music Division Decca Records France] 10. Adam Port, Keinemusik, Camila Cabello, Orso, Stryv, Malachiii – Move (Original Mix) [Keinemusik / Interscope Records] 11. Arodes, PÆDE – Radiance (Extended Mix) [Unreleased Records] 12. Marten Lou – Your Body (Tim Engelhardt Extended Remix) [Warner Music Central Europe] 13. Colle, Arodes – I Wanna Go (Extended Mix) [Unreleased Records] 14. Wale, Sam Dew – LoveHate Thing feat. Sam Dew [Rhino Atlantic] 15. &ME, Rampa, Adam Port, Keinemusik, Nomi Ruiz – Pussy Power (DESIREE Remix) [Keinemusik] 16. Notte, Vijay & Sofia Zlatko – World Of Colors [Ego] 17. Carlos Vives, Wakyin – Beso (Fruta Fresca) (Extended Mix) [Astralwerks] 18. Simone Vitullo, VXSION – Understanding (Extended Mix) [Go Deeva Records] 19. Samm (BE) – Body Language (Original Mix) [Abracadabra Music] 20. Emanuele Esposito, Gianni Romano, Helen Tesfazghi – It's Not Right (Moojo Remix) [Ulu Records] 21. Maz (BR), VXSION – Amana (Original Mix) [Dawn Patrol Records] 22. Rodriguez Jr., Darque, Thandi Draai – Yonke (Rodriguez Jr. Remix) [Kunye] 23. VXSION, Lilya Mandre – Casablanca (Original Mix) [Places & Spaces] 24. Coco, Joezi, Pape Diouf – 7 Seconds (Extended Mix) [Ultra]

Sam and Lizzie deprogram some serious queer relationship drama in David Fincher's The Social Network starring Jesse Eisenberg, Justin Timberlake, and honorary gay Andrew Garfield. We also debunk the myth that Mark Zuckerberg is an especially good coder, learn how to program, and discover yet another niche ship from the bowels of the gay internet. David Fincher, we heart you please accept our friend request! Follow us on social  @subtextualpod Youtube | Instagram |TikTok | Letterboxd Subtextual is hosted by Lizzie Doria & Sam De La Fuente Edited by Gerald Lee | Engineered by Lee Garcia Produced by Lee Garcia & Gerald Lee & Bruno Doria Music by DJKNEAUX

We're back from CrimeCon 2026 in Las Vegas, and we've got stories to tell. This week, Amanda and Trevin recap their trip to Sin City, including our live show with Dating Detectives and Generation WHY, the highs and lows of CrimeCon, Amanda's poolside adventures at Caesars Palace, Trevin's failed quest to visit a dispensary, and an unexpected overnight stay in the wrong airport. Then it's time for some long-overdue criminal updates as we revisit three unforgettable cases from the Live, Laugh, Larceny archives. First, we check in on Justin Timberlake's infamous DUI arrest and the newly released footage of his field sobriety test—the same arrest that nearly "ruined the tour." Next, we return to California's bizarre "Operation Bear Claw" insurance scam, where fraudsters used a person in a bear costume to stage attacks on luxury vehicles in an attempt to collect nearly $142,000 in fraudulent insurance claims. Sentences have finally been handed down, and we're still thinking about that incredible dad-rock soundtrack. Finally, we revisit the Massachusetts woman who attempted to stop an eviction by unleashing a swarm of honeybees on deputies and civilians. Nearly four years later, a jury has reached its verdict. Vegas stories, criminal consequences, and one of the strangest update episodes we've ever done. Cases revisited from the LLL archives:• EP 165: This is Going to Ruin the Tour – Justin Timberlake's DUI Arrest• EP 183: When Squirrels Collide – Operation Bear Claw• EP 84: Buffalo Jills and the Buffalo Who Buffalo – The Bee Eviction Case

Pablo Gallinar informa de la primera ola de calor en España. Zapatero declara por la trama Plus Ultra. Dan el alta al último paciente de antavirus. Google Earth lanza un simulador de vuelo. En '¡Buenos días, Javi y Mar!', Fernando Martín presenta su "Encuesta Absurda". Comentan un buffet en Sevilla que cobra por vomitar y una IA en huelga. Jimeno y los niños repasan lo aprendido, desde las horas a no tirar basura. Toy Story 5 llega a cines, con juguetes frente a la tecnología. Destacan la valentía de aprender de adulto, como nadar o montar en bici. Relatan soluciones a problemas vecinales, como devolver "regalos" de gatos o pegar timbres. Advierten sobre la mala postura con el móvil. Una oyente gana 50 euros. Mencionan que "I'm Good" de David Guetta casi no se publica por una filtración. Ryan Gosling canta "Sign of the Times" de Harry Styles en su nueva película. Suenan temas de SIA, Justin Timberlake, Paul y Christina Aguilera.

A 3-Part Podcast SeriesEpisode 3: #FreeBritney and ReinventionFor more than a decade, Britney Spears lived under a court-ordered conservatorship that controlled nearly every aspect of her existence. In the powerful final episode, we dive into the fan-led #FreeBritney movement that brought global attention to her situation, the landmark court hearings, and Britney's courageous 2021 testimony that helped end the arrangement.From her emotional release and the release of her bestselling memoir The Woman in Me to her life today, this episode celebrates her resilience, her enduring impact on pop culture, and the woman who continues to inspire millions by reclaiming her voice and her story. Subscribe now and join us for the full, unforgettable journey of Britney Spears—pop icon, survivor, and one of the most talked-about artists of our time.Timestamps:04:27 Documentary Sparks Outcry09:38 Life After Conservatorship12:05 Love and Marriage16:34 Retirement Announcement19:45 Divorce and Independence21:03 Catalog Sale24:39 DUI Arrest26:20 Treatment and Accountability27:20 Quiet RecoveryFor commercial free early releases, bonus episodes and more! https://www.patreon.com/exposedpodcastfilesBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/exposed-scandalous-files-of-the-elite--6073723/support.

On this episode of The Money Mondays, Dan Fleyshman sits down with Larrance Dopson aka @rance1500, a four-time Grammy-winning producer, composer, entrepreneur, and founder behind the legendary 1500 or Nothin' movement. Rance has worked with some of the biggest names in music, including Roddy Ricch, Ella Mai, Justin Timberlake, Chris Stapleton, Maluma, Eladio, Snoop Dogg, Jay-Z, and more, while also expanding into TV, film, tech, education, and venture-backed companies. Dan and Rance break down the real business of the music industry: how producers get paid, why publishing and contracts matter, how touring and merch can become major cash-flow engines, and why young artists must understand ownership before signing deals. Rance also shares how studying the greats, building relationships, creating culture, and being of service helped him stand out in one of the most competitive industries in the world.The conversation goes beyond music into investing, personal branding, venture capital, self-education, charity, and legacy. From learning the hard lessons of bad publishing deals to building Culture Silicon, Rance explains why creatives need to understand the language of business, stop trading time for money, and invest in themselves before expecting others to invest in them.This episode is a masterclass for artists, producers, entrepreneurs, investors, and anyone trying to turn talent, relationships, and culture into long-term wealth.Like this episode? Watch more like it

Aisha Francis has built a career as a performer, choreographer, teacher, and one of the dance industry's most respected heels educators. In this conversation, she shares the unexpected story of how she ended up helping Beyoncé learn to dance in heels, along with the lessons she's learned from decades of working in the industry. We discuss confidence as a trainable skill, the physical and psychological foundations of performance, what dancers often misunderstand about building a career, and why training with intention matters. Aisha also opens up about burnout, losing her love for dance, finding it again through teaching, and the realities of navigating a constantly changing industry. From unforgettable stories on stage to practical insights on artistry, professionalism, and longevity, this episode offers a candid look at what it takes to grow not only as a dancer, but as a performer and person. Follow Galit: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/gogalit Website - https://www.gogalit.com/ Fit From Home - https://galit-s-school-0397.thinkific.com/courses/fit-from-home You can connect with Aisha on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/iamaishafrancis and through her website https://aishafrancis.com/ Listen to DanceSpeak on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.

¿Cómo una de las artistas más famosas del planeta terminó perdiendo el control de su propia vida? La historia de Britney Spears está llena de éxito, escándalos, traiciones, romances polémicos y una batalla que conmocionó al mundo entero. Desde su ascenso como la Princesa del Pop hasta los momentos más oscuros de su carrera, descubrirás los episodios que marcaron su vida: la presión de la fama desde la infancia, su mediática relación con Justin Timberlake, el colapso que dio la vuelta al mundo, la polémica tutela de su padre y el movimiento #FreeBritney que luchó por devolverle su libertad. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

01. Marc Houle, Beltran - Funky Bassline (BOYMEETSWORLD Remix) 02. Jaden Bojsen - ERICA 03. Prospa, Cloonee - Free Your Mind (MORGANJ Remix) 04. Avicii vs Nicky Romero - I Could Be The One (Castle J Remix) 05. System of a Down - BYOB (Pontifexx & Steevie Remix) 06. Calvin Harris - Sweet Nothing (SIDEPIECE Treat) 07. Matt Sassari, Brieuc - Move To The Beat 08. David Guetta & Marten Hшrger, Men Machine - Hey You 09. Disco Lines & Maesic feat. Mason & Princess Superstar - Push It 10. Beyonce - Run The World (HayaT & W3TT3R Remix) 11. Eric Prydz Vs Sidepiece - Pjanoo Lick (Hastro Mashup) 12. ALGORHYTHM - EVERYBODY 13. Justin Timberlake ft. Timbaland - Sexy Back (Snoouth Edit) 14. Sombr - 12 to 12 (Devault Remix) 15. PARISI - Together (Juntos) 16. Lloyd Banks - Beamer, Benz, or Bentley (Proppa, Rich DietZ, Smith & Sorren Remix) 17. SUBURBIA - Don't Call My Phone 18. James Carter - Open Up Your Love

In this episode of Electric People, host Ty Williams sits down with Sunrun Senior Market Leader Ryan Wright to unpack his extraordinary transition from a top-tier global music executive to an elite operator in the clean energy sector. Ryan details his fascinating background orchestrating international marketing campaigns for legendary artists like Britney Spears, Beyoncé, and Justin Timberlake, alongside his time co-founding the disruptive record label AWAL, before pivoting his "rebel soul" mindset toward solar energy. The conversation explores the tactical precision behind Sunrun's strategic shift into dispatchable battery storage and the leadership required to oversee thousands of regional installs. Sharing insights on his personal philosophy of maintaining an unwavering positive focus and a "be so good they can't ignore you" work ethic, Ryan provides a masterclass on navigating high-stakes career evolution and building a lasting legacy.

The Morning Mess has some hot takes. Joey, JD & Sienna discuss the overrated and underrated. From Olive Garden vs Red Lobster, JC Chasez vs Justin Timberlake, Cones vs Cups and a bit more!

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