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Fans filed into Whataburger Field turned movie set for the film The Open Road who were eager to see the film's star Justin Timberlake.

"I hope so, the last time I saw him was like 7 years ago at an 'NSync concert," says JT fan Stephanie Garcia.

Yep, that's the music mogul turned actor dressed in a Hook's uniform. Our camera caught this glimpse of Mr. JT as he walked onto the field shaking hands with writer/director Michael Meredith right before the filming began.

The Open Road has Timberlake playing fictional hooks player Carlton Garret, the son of a baseball legend.

"It's definitely been a crazy day. We've been working really hard to get ready for this day, and its really something else to think Whataburger field will be featured in a film," says Hooks General Manager Michael Wood.

Inside The Hook, Line and Sinker souvenir shop, T-Shirts are flying off the racks. They're sporting the number 3 - The number of Justin Timberlake's fictional character. Officials say it might just be the best selling jersey for the Hooks.

"We've sold a couple of hundred. I think we brought in 400. They're going to be gone by the start of the game, also the custom Garrett jersey have been selling really well too," says souvenir shop worker Brooke Milam.

During the Hooks' exhibition game with the Round Rock Express, a helicopter in the air caught the attention of fans, who are also getting a chance to become movie stars for the day. Hook fans say they were excited to become apart of the movie as extras.

"For a city like Corpus Christi, I think this is so fortunate so exciting," says devoted Hooks fan Rhonda Lawson.

Whether it was to watch the Hooks in action, to be in a movie, or to try and catch a glimpse of Timberlake, Hooks officials say the crowd and the team will be hitting a home run in Hollywood.

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My name is ashlee , I'm a friend of jess's , I am going to be updating the site to the best of my ability this week because Jess kinda hurt herself at work. nothing serious , just hurt her hand pretty bad ..... so she can't really use it for the time being. Heres my email , so if there is anything you need , or want to send in ( news , videos..... i'm not a fan of justins..... just doing her a favor ) please do so. have a great day.

and please don't be too harsh on me if I suck!

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Nicholas Weist, a New York art curator and Justin Timberlake �ber-fan, was sipping margaritas with roommates one night while listening to his favorite pop singer, when he had an inspiration.

"We were listening to the [Timberlake] song 'My Love,' " Weist recalled. "We were having such a great time listening to the music that I thought, 'Wouldn't it be awesome if that level of excited-ness was funneled into the art world?' So right then, I knew I had to curate a show about him."

He elaborated on his revelation in more dreamlike terms. "In the midst of our little party, Justin Timberlake � like an old and terrible god � demanded my attention: 'You must curate a show about me,' he said. And three weeks later, out of the darkness was born a show."

That show, "If I Told You You Were Beautiful Would You Date Me on the Regular?," which was open for just one night at the Oliver Kamm 5BE Gallery in New York last weekend, is (according to Weist, anyway) the first-ever contemporary art exhibit solely devoted to work inspired by Justin Timberlake. The show included collage, sculpture, site-specific installation, photography, drawing, performance and video art. The variety of media in the show reflects Weist's fascination with the evolution of Timberlake's music and image, as well as the pop star's own forays into other kinds of artistic expression, including film, fashion and television.

"This chameleon aspect was interesting to me," Weist said. "His career path has been so crazy: child star to boy band to boyish solo artist to more mature solo artist. And all these different incarnations got me thinking about the fluid nature of pop culture itself."

The unusually short length of the exhibit also makes a point about pop culture: "The whole show was conceived, planned and executed in less than three weeks," Weist said. "I felt it was necessary to work quickly to preserve the show's energy and vitality, similar to the way in which stars are created so simultaneously now."

The opening-night party was attended by more than 500 people, according to Weist, and featured three DJs playing a selection of "My Love"-inspired music. One DJ played only music by T.I. and Timbaland (the other two artists on the song), one music piece related to Justin in a biographical sense (Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera), and another played remixes of Timberlake songs. "As I suspected, everyone in the art world secretly loves Justin," Weist said.

Weist contacted Timberlake's management about the show but never got a response. "I wanted Justin to know about the show, because it functioned like a gallery-sized fan letter," he said.

The only light inside the gallery for the opening party was from a sculpture made by artist Colby Bird, which was a curatorial decision on Weist's part. "Because there was no overhead light, as more people filled the room it got progressively darker � bodies blocked the light," he said. "That was important for me, because as more people came, the lighting changed from 'art show' to 'dance party.' "

One of the works featured in the show was a poster-piece by artist Scott Hug featuring an image of Timberlake from his boy-band days, with an autograph scrawled on it. Hug scanned the image from a book about 'NSYNC, and then found an autographed message on another poster that was for sale on eBay; Hug copied the message ("The world is yours, god bless") by hand and added it to the poster, and signed Timberlake's name himself.

Of course, Timberlake is hardly the first pop icon to inspire the art world (Andy Warhol, anyone?), and his ex-girlfriend Britney was the subject of at least two last year. In October, the World of Wonder Gallery in Hollywood featured a show of works inspired by the pop diva called "Just Britney," and in February the London-based Rambert Dance Company performed a 16-minute ballet called "Meltdown" that was inspired by the singer's recent troubles.

Weist says his primary audience for his show was art aficionados, but he hoped the event stretched beyond it. "Too often, the art world discounts pop culture or shies away from it, when in reality it is a great source of inspiration for many artists." he said. "I think it's vitally important that people in the art world think about pop culture, and vice-versa."

Justin Timberlake is set to host the annual awards show for US cable television sports channel ESPN.

The Excellence in Sports Performance Yearly Awards, or ESPY Awards, are set to take place on July 20 at Los Angeles' Nokia Theatre and will be televised live on ESPN.

Although Timberlake may seem an odd choice to host a sports awards show, the singer admits that he's a sports junkie.

"I'll do my best to deliver a great show, as I do not want to be roughed up backstage by these athletes who are bigger, faster and stronger than me," he told the Associated Press.

I was updating my Britney site and had these , so I decided to add them here as well. Thank you Untouchablebritney.net for these images.

• Justin and Britney Leaving newsroom resturant , January 4th , 2001 - 17 images

The reel nsync dvd , i'm lovin it music video , I want you back music video and the i'll never stop music video.

Justin Timberlake has reportedly bought a $50,000 necklace for girlfriend Jessica Biel on Madonna’s recommendation.

A source told the Sun: “Working [together] on her album meant Justin hasn’t spent much time with Jessica lately and Madonna didn’t want to be the cause of problems between them.”

“She suggested he buy her a gift, something expensive.”

Justin is said to have bought the I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry star a white gold and emerald chain from exclusive jeweller H Stern and presented her the gift at her home in Los Angeles recently.

A source close to the couple added: “Jessica loved it - both the necklace and the gesture. Things are going well between them.”

Going out on the promotional trail with Madonna hasn't stopped Justin Timberlake from thinking about his girlfriend Jessica Biel. In fact, the SexyBack singer has been missing his stunning actress love so much he bought her a £25,000 necklace.

Romantic Justin picked up the sparkling white gold and emerald necklace for Jessica from exclusive jeweller H Stern to make up for the time they've spent apart recently.

The last few months have seen busy Justin collaborating on the Material Girl's new album, Hard Candy, and then doing the rounds to promote their duet, 4 Minutes (To Save The World).

And it seems 49-year-old Madonna had a little something to do with Jessica's present. "She suggested he buy her a gift, something expensive," says a source.

Multi-talented Justin was first pictured with Elizabethtown actress Jessica at the Golden Globe after party in January 2007

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The Justin Timberlake Foundation Donates $200,000.00 to Memphis Music Entities - March 20, 2008 - Rock n' Soul Museum Memphis, TN United States.

Memphis native and music star Justin Timberlake has made two separate donations of $100,000 to the Memphis Rock 'n' Soul Museum and to the Memphis Music Foundation. Timberlake, in Memphis for filming on the independent movie, The Open Road, presented a check to Rock 'n' Soul Museum executive director, John Doyle, and museum Board Chairman, Joel Hobson, and to Dean Deyo, president of the Memphis Music Foundation on Thursday.

From the press release: Timberlake,