Lance Bass
Lance Bass, or James Lance Bass, was born on May 4, 1979 in Laurel, Mississippi. The former *NSYNC member founded his own music production company, Free Lance Entertainment Group and the film production company A Happy Place in 2000. Bass began his singing career in the Laurel, Mississippi Clinton Community Choir at age 11. A year later he became a member of the Mississippi Show Stoppers. Bass is also the godfather to former bandmate Joey Fatone's daughter.
Lance Bass Comes Out
Rumors of Lance's sexuality and his relationship with gay Amazing Race winner Reichen Lehmkuhl began after the New York Post reported that he and Lehmkuhl were seen at a gay bar called the Atlantic House in Provincetown, Mass. Soon after, Lance confirmed the rumors and came out in a People magazine exclusive.
Memoirs
In his 2007 memoir, Out of Sync ( Simon Spotlight Entertainment), Lance talks about his childhood, astronaut training, and hiding his sexuality to protect the fame of his boyband.
Space Travel
In 2002, Lance was trained as a cosmonaut at Russia's Star City and was certified by both the Russian Space Program and NASA for a mission aboard a Soyuz capsule. He would have become the third space tourist in the Russian Space Mission, but failed to come up with the $20 million fee.
NSync
Lance Bass was the fifth and final member of the pop sensation band, NSync. He was discovered by Justin Timerblake through his singing coach.
In the Movies
Lance has executive produced and starred in many film projects, including the 2001 feature film, On the Line alongside former *NSYNC bandmate Joey Fatone.
Lance Bass Comes Out
Rumors of Lance's sexuality and his relationship with gay Amazing Race winner Reichen Lehmkuhl began after the New York Post reported that he and Lehmkuhl were seen at a gay bar called the Atlantic House in Provincetown, Mass. Soon after, Lance confirmed the rumors and came out in a People magazine exclusive.
Memoirs
In his 2007 memoir, Out of Sync ( Simon Spotlight Entertainment), Lance talks about his childhood, astronaut training, and hiding his sexuality to protect the fame of his boyband.
Space Travel
In 2002, Lance was trained as a cosmonaut at Russia's Star City and was certified by both the Russian Space Program and NASA for a mission aboard a Soyuz capsule. He would have become the third space tourist in the Russian Space Mission, but failed to come up with the $20 million fee.
NSync
Lance Bass was the fifth and final member of the pop sensation band, NSync. He was discovered by Justin Timerblake through his singing coach.
In the Movies
Lance has executive produced and starred in many film projects, including the 2001 feature film, On the Line alongside former *NSYNC bandmate Joey Fatone.
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