Backstreet Boys

The Backstreet Boys were set to celebrate the festive period with a highly anticipated special on ABC, titled "A Very Backstreet Holiday."

An attorney told Newsweek that in "the case of Aaron Carter, he couldn't step away from social media even though the comments were hurting his mental health."

Pop star Nick Carter paid tribute to his younger brother on Instagram after his death on Saturday at age 34, posting "my love for him has never ever faded."

"I love you Chizz. Now you can finally have the peace you could never find here on earth," Nick Carter wrote in an Instagram post on Sunday.

During the live collaboration, Drake worked his own song "Hold On We're Going Home" into "I Want It That Way."

At the end of week 9, AJ McLean and Johnny Weir found themselves in the bottom two. Who will return next week?

Get your BSB posters out of storage, because this Monday night performance is going to be (wait for it) "Larger Than Life."

The one-hour, commercial-free show designed to raise money during the COVID-19 pandemic will also include Billie Eilish, Billie Joe Armstrong of Green Day, Mariah Carey and Tim McGraw.

The Backstreet Boys are touring the U.S. and Canada this year and tickets go on sale tomorrow, February 11.

The Backstreet Boys star claims his younger brother threatened to kill his wife.

The bird's dancing landed him a slot on "The Late Show."

Conde Nast listed the event as one of the "10 Best Parties in the World."

Social media is already freaking out.

There's a Hanukkah boy band parody and Hanukkah versions of Ed Sheeran's "Castle on the Hill" and Andra Day's "Rise Up."

"I felt scared and trapped," Schuman wrote. "He was relentless, refusing to take my no's for an answer."

A new film covers the group's inevitable comedown and its former dominance.