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Howie D explains to PopCrush how he is partially responsible for the creation of 'N Sync. Say whaaat?! Read on, fans. Read on.

As a special treat for fans, Michael Buble has been doing song requests on Instagram for his pre-show warmups during his world tour. Some of the more recent examples include covers of *NSYNC, Backstreet Boys, Kanye West and Jason Mraz.

In what has to be one of the greatest combos ever of puns and ex-boy banders, Lance Bass took to the, er… wall on Jimmy Fallon for a hilariously awkward skit.

Our minds have just exploded here at PopCrush, because both Justin Timberlake and Lance Bass have dropped two bombshell revelations about their time in 'N SYNC. Seriously, these stories are huge!

Thanks in part to the recent trend of boy band revivals, 2014 is starting to feel like 1997 all over again, rivalries and feuds included. Verbal shots were fired between 'N SYNC’s Joey Fatone and the Backstreet Boys’ Nick Carter, but at least one member of this conflict is ready to forgive and forget for old times’ sake.

With the recent resurgence of boy bands both new and old, we've decided to look back at our favorite boy bands of the '90s, the decade where those sweet, sweet harmonies (and even sweeter dance moves) all really started.

It may be 2014 but the '90s rivalry of Backstreet Boys vs. *NSYNC has been briefly resurrected through a war of words started by *NSYNC alum Joey Fatone. Yesterday, Backstreet Boys' Nick Carter took to Twitter to respond to Fatone's comments.

Joey Fatone's new title is "Crusher and Destroyer of Dreams." The former member of 'N Sync took all of a minute to crush the hopes and dreams of 'N Sync fans the world over and to throw a little shade at Backstreet Boys' doorstep.

If you almost climbed through your TV when the Kids' Choice Awards aired to steal Ariana Grande's '90s Nickelodeon-themed purse or have recently felt the overwhelming urge to start papering your walls with centerfold posters from Tiger Beat magazine, you're not alone. The '90s have come back with a vengeance.

It's time for round three of the Greatest Pop Song of the Modern Era and things are heating up! Last week, Lady Gaga bested Kelly Clarkson with 53% of the vote! Gaga's Little Monsters better be on their A-games, since she's facing off against 'N SYNC now. Last round, the boy band defeated Rihanna by almost 40% of the votes! Who should move one step closer to the title of Greatest Pop Song of the Modern Era?