98 Degrees, 'N Sync, Harry Connick Jr., country sensations Shedaisy, and singer James Ingram will provide the musical entertainment for the 1999 Walt Disney World Very Merry Christmas Parade, which airs tomorrow night (Dec. 25) at 8 p.m. ET/PT /7 p.m. CT… more »

As N-Sync continues tearing up the charts with two albums--its self-titled debut and Home For Christmas--and dazzling U.S. audiences with a tour that runs through January, the back-flipping boys are ready for a little R&R for the holidays. "When y… more »

Monica, Wyclef Jean, and Destiny's Child will take part in a Dec. 1 live benefit concert called Music With A Message: World AIDS Day 1999. The concert will raise awareness about and benefit Lifebeat's global AIDS awareness campaign dubbed "Zero Transmiss… more »

Mariah Carey, Britney Spears, 'N Sync, Elton John, and U.S. women's soccer star Mia Hamm are just a few of the celebrities taking part in Nickelodeon's Sixth Annual Help-a-Thon. The annual event promotes kid volunteerism and benefits Habitat for Human… more »

The boys from 'N Sync have filed a counterclaim in response to the $150 million lawsuit filed last month by their former manager Louis J. Pearlman, Trans Continental Media, Trans Continental Records, and BMG Entertainment, owner of the band's former labe… more »

Gloria Estefan will make her motion picture debut Friday (Oct. 29) when Music Of The Heart opens in theaters nationwide. The singer tells LAUNCH that she gained a whole new set of fans after recording "Music Of My Heart," which is currently at No. 6 on t… more »

The five members of 'N Sync issued a response to the $150 million breach-of-contract lawsuit filed against them and Zomba Records by Trans Continental Records and BMG Entertainment (LAUNCH, 10/13). "Trans Continental's conduct with regard to 'N Sync i… more »

'N Sync and Jive Records have been hit with a $150 million lawsuit by 'N Sync founder Louis J. Pearlman, Trans Continental Media, Trans Continental Records, and BMG Entertainment, owner of the band's former label, RCA Records The suit, filed Tuesday (… more »