Justin Timberlake

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‘Inside Llewyn Davis’ actor Oscar Isaac has been recording music with Timberlake for the ’60s folk flick.

“W.E.” star Oscar Isaac is deep in musical preparations for the next Coen Brothers film, “Inside Llewyn Davis,” in which he’ll play the title character. In a couple weeks, Isaac and his castmates, including Justin Timberlake, Carey Mulligan and Garrett Hedlund, will be on set, but until then they are in the recording studio putting the finishing touches on the film’s musical elements. “Right now I’m gearing up for the Coen Brothers film, which is all music based,” he told MTV News at the New York premiere of the Madonna-directed “W.E.” “So that’s actually taking up a lot of the musical creative energy. So excited.” Isaac, much like his co-stars, has dabbled in music, having put off recording his own music to focus on the film.

And with some assistance from some big-name musical heavyweights, the music is destined to shine. The actor said the cast is currently in the studio with Timberlake, the Punch Brothers, T-Bone Burnett and Mulligan’s fiancé, Marcus Mumford — what he called an “amazing group of musicians.” “It’s folk from the ’60s — old songs passed down for many generations — but new takes on them,” he said of the songs being used in the film, which follows the life of a New York City folk singer in the 1960s. “Obviously we have the hindsight of now and so we kind of revisit these old songs. They’re hopeful and beautiful and in contrast [to] the life of a folk singer, which is not very beautiful at all.

It’s very drab and dire. It’s a screwball comedy.” As for Timberlake, the pop star best known for his bouncing beats can sing folk too. “He’s perfect, really pure,” Isaac said. How do you think Justin Timberlake will do with folk music? Sound off in the comments. source: MTV

source: MTV

Justin Timberlake has proved he can act as well as sing. Now Callaway Golf Co. is about to discover whether he has a flair for advertising too.

Mr. Timberlake, named in December as Callaway’s creative director, helped craft a new marketing campaign for the golf-equipment maker that tees off this weekend. Timed to coincide with the Farmers Insurance Open, a PGA Tour tournament that begins this week, Callaway is hoping the campaign will get it out of the rough it has been in since the 2008 recession.

The marketing effort features golf pros such as Phil Mickelson and Annika Sorenstam using Callaway products to perform jaw-dropping golf feats on the Las Vegas Strip. One TV ad shows golfer Alvaro Quiros on a floating platform on the strip, hitting a golf ball 310 yards over the Bellagio fountain.

In another, several golfers including Ms. Sorenstam hit balls from rooftop to rooftop along the strip. Helicopters fill in for golf carts.

“We wanted to make a statement that was more rock ‘n’ roll,” said Mr. Timberlake, who has been a paid endorser for Callaway for several years but isn’t in any of the new ads. Mr. Timberlake worked with Factory Design Labs, a Denver ad agency that began creating the new pitch in April 2011.

A surge of young players has lately been getting attention on the PGA Tour, such as last year’s U.S. Open winner, Rory McIlroy, who was 22 years old at the time. Callaway—whose average customer is about 55 years old—is hoping the ads will help it take advantage of that “youth movement” and attract younger consumers.

“Being hip and contemporary has to be part of the marketing plan” in order to attract new and younger golfers to the brand, says Jeff Colton, Callaway’s senior vice president of global brand and product.

Callaway, based in Carlsbad, Calif., reported losses in both 2009 and 2010 as well as for the first nine months of last year. It reports fourth-quarter results on Wednesday, with losses expected to continue. It is losing market share to competitors such as Adidas AG’s TaylorMade, according to Wall Street analysts.

After suffering during the recent recession, golf-equipment sales have begun to come back in the past year. Sales of clubs and other hard equipment—balls, clubs, bags, gloves and footwear increased 1.2% to $2.4 billion over the past 12 months at golf-course and specialty stores, according to Golf Datatech LLC, a market-research firm. But Callaway has yet to benefit. Its net sales fell slightly in the first nine months of 2011.

Tony Thornley, who was named Callaway’s interm chief executive last June—after the previous CEO stepped down—has blamed past marketing efforts for some of the company’s woes.

Dan Wewer, an analyst with Raymond James, in a note to investors, said: “Callaway strayed too far from its golfing roots with a marketing message that focused on styling and too little on the benefits of its equipment for the golfers.” Mr. Wewer was referring to a marketing campaign that talked about a strategic alliance with Lamborghini, which involved the two working together to develop composite materials that were used in both the cars and a golf club.

Nor has the company kept up with rivals in terms of advertising. Callaway spent $30 million on U.S. ads during the first nine months of 2011, according to WPP PLC’s Kantar Media. During the same period, Titleist and TaylorMade shelled out $41.1 million and $38.4 million, respectively. Titleist is owned by a consortium led by Fila Korea.

Callaway has promised investors that it would spend $25 million more on advertising and marketing this year.

Even as Callaway tries to attract younger golfers, it must be careful not to alienate its core older customers. Mr. Colton says he doesn’t think that will be a problem. “Even aging golfers want to act younger,” he adds.

Mr. Timberlake hopes the new marketing will give the sport a “nice injection of kickassery.”

source: Wall street journal

Will Salas (Justin Timberlake) and Sylvia Weis (Amanda Seyfried) kill some time while hiding out from the Timekeepers.

Sexy:

Timberlake is just In Time! Click here to watch

In this exclusive, never-before-seen sequence shot for the sci-fi flick (and featured in the Blu-ray/DVD release coming out Jan. 31), J.T. and Amanda Seyfried crash a house party featuring a really old guy (who looks mysteriously young), some breathtaking views and, oh right, a pair of scantily clad women blindfolded and tied to a column.

And Seyfried is just itching to shoot someone.

source: e!

Added the HQ versions of Justin’s promo pictures for the new Givenchy fragance “Play Sport”. Feast your eyes :

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MEMPHIS: Mirimichi, Justin Timberlake’s environmentally friendly golf course in Memphis, has been selected as Golf Course of the Year by the Tennessee Turfgrass Association. Dustin Green, Mirimichi Superintendant, will receive this prestigious award in Nashville this week. The critera for this award included innovative solutions to turfgrass management problems, environmental stewardship accomplishments, and, overall turf-grass best management practices.

Ecologically responsible methods are utilized to enhance water quality and wildlife habitat, and to reduce water and energy consumption. Native grass areas, natural waste bunkers, and enhanced water features reduced the manicured acreage on the course from over 200 acres to under 90 acres and minimized the need for chemical applications. State-of-the- art irrigation and underground drainage systems maximize the efficiency of water usage and reduce soil erosion, while grassy buffer zones, wetlands areas, and aquatic water plants all provide filtration to keep state waterways clean.

Mirimichi’s owners and management team are committed to setting a positive example for environmental stewardship and innovated business management practices. The family’s investment in Mirimichi demonstrates a real hands-on commitment to supporting Tennessee’s environment and overall economic development.

This focus on green, sustainable management has been the consistent priority of Mirimichi, culminating in being the first golf course in the USA to be certified by Audubon International in its Classic Sanctuary program and the first golf course in the North, South or Central America to receive Golf Environment Organization (GEO) certified status in 2010. Mirimichi is the only golf course in the world to achieve both of these designations.

Other local, national and international accolades in 2011 include:

Tennessee Governor’s Environmental Stewardship Award – Parks and Recreation
12 Best Value Golf Courses in the US by Forbes Magazine
Top 5 Greenest Golf Courses in the World by Mother Nature Network
Golf Masters Green—Ten Environmental Courses by National Geographic
Best of Memphis – Best Golf Course by readers of the Memphis Flyer
Memphis Most – Best Golf Course by readers of the Commercial Appeal
Golf Digest / GCSAA – Environmental Leader in Golf Award – Merit Award

source: Mirimichi

The Olympic games are coming… And brands are getting ready. Issey Miyake Pour Homme Sport and Dolce and Gabbana The One Sport have just been revealed to the public. Giorgio Armani Code Sport is also still quite fresh.

Today, I present to you: Givenchy Play Sport. Again, same design as most of the sport fragrances of this world: Red and White. Fresh fragrance – as usual. 55 Eur for 50ml, available in March.

source: Allbeautyrumors

Check out below the promo pictures for the fragance:

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Note: Even though the pictures are new for us, they are from the first promo photo shoot he did for Play.

UPDATE: Replaced the pics in the gallery with HQ Untagged versions!

including Justin & Mila

The Coen Brothers along with Scott Rudin Productions and StudioCanal are set to begin principal photography on the music world feature film drama “Inside Llewyn Davis” in New York starting February 6, 2012. Casting is now underway for supporting roles, day players, extras, stand-ins and photo doubles for the film’s stars. Open casting calls are scheduled for both union and non-union talent. Shooting will continue through April 3, 2012 with a theatrical release in 2013.

The movie takes place in the midst of the 1960s Greenwich Village folk music scene It follows a central character named Llewyn Davis – loosely based on the late singer Dave Van Ronk, a good friend of Bob Dylan’s and other famous musicians such as Joni Mitchell, Tom Paxton, Patrick Sky, Phil Ochs, and Ramblin’ Jack Elliott. Van Ronk received the Lifetime Achievement Award of the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers in December 1997.

Oscar Isaac plays Llewyn Davis, who is a hot-tempered struggling folk musician from Queens that can not seem to make ends meet, although he is a very talented guitar player and singer. Justin Timberlake and Carey Mulligan portray and husband-and-wife pair of musicians named Jim and Jean. John Goodman will play a jazz musician who takes Llewyn Davis on a road trip, since Llewyn refuses to fly and never learned to drive. Academy Award winner F. Murray Abraham will play legendary folk musician manager Bud Grossman. Stage actress Jeanine Serralles has also joined the production.

Find the complete info and casting details here

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Myspace (www.myspace.com), a leading social entertainment destination that lets artists and fans share and discover content, today announced the launch of Myspace TV, a new service that makes the television experience social. Available on the next generation of Panasonic VIERA Connectâ„¢-enabled HDTVs, Myspace TV puts viewers in control by allowing them to discover, share and comment on the programs they’re viewing.

Initial channels on Myspace TV will be music-focused, leveraging Myspace’s unparalleled music rights and leading library of 100,000 music videos and 42 million songs. Myspace TV will expand beyond music, however, to encompass movies, news, sports and reality channels, with a growing lineup of today’s most popular broadcast and on-demand content. Audiences will not only be able to view their favorite television programs, but Myspace TV will also allow them to chat about what they’re viewing while they’re viewing it and invite friends to watch with them virtually. The platform fully integrates social and television in new ways that add a dimension to content discovery and evolve the traditional television experience. A companion app will be available on tablets and smartphones, providing instant sync capabilities for a seamless experience.

“Myspace was the first successful social network because it allowed individuals to share their interests, listen to music, express their creativity and connect around the things they love,” said Myspace CEO Tim Vanderhook. “Historically, TV has been a shared experience, as people gathered together to watch their favorite programs. Our belief was that we could enhance the TV experience by increasing viewers’ ability to connect to both content and each other. By partnering with Panasonic, we’re bringing together the content that people love and a social experience in one service: Myspace TV.”

Myspace co-owner Justin Timberlake added, “We’re ready to take television and entertainment to the next step by upgrading it to the social networking experience. Why text or email your friends to talk about your favorite programs after they’ve aired when you could be sharing the experience with real-time interactivity from anywhere across the globe? As the plot of your favorite drama unfolds, the joke of your favorite SNL character plays, or even the last second shot of your favorite team swishes the net, we’re giving you the opportunity to connect your friends to your moments as they’re actually occurring. This is the evolution of one of our greatest inventions, the television. And, we no longer have to crowd around the same one to experience it together.”

Myspace TV intends to return the diminishing social element of television by connecting viewers around content, simplifying discovery by creating fan communities empowered to comment, rate, chat and invite friends to view programming together in real-time.

Launching in the first half of 2012, Myspace TV’s over-the-top television service will be offered across the Panasonic VIERA Connect platform. VIERA Connect is Panasonic’s connected TV platform, which offers access to Internet-based video-on-demand content and applications, ranging from news and fitness, to social networking and online gaming. VIERA Connect requires no external box or PC1 and is accessed via a single button on the television remote control.

“Year after year, Panasonic’s VIERA Connect Smart VIERA TV platform has continued to expand rapidly but with a singular focus to deliver to our consumers an extremely robust and interactive connected TV experience that can be customized and enjoyed on their large-screen HDTVs,” said Joseph Taylor, Chairman & CEO, Panasonic Corporation of North America. “We are proud to partner with the new Myspace on the debut of Myspace TV on our VIERA Connect Smart TV platform. By partnering with a brand like Myspace on the VIERA Connect Smart TV platform, we’re taking connected TV to a whole new level of engaging, interactive experiences for consumers.”

Myspace is currently inviting a select audience to participate in the beta launch of its TV service through a fully integrated experience on laptop devices. To be considered for invitation, entertainment fans can submit their information at http://www.myspace.com/tv. Get a glimpse of Myspace TV on Panasonic Smart VIERA HDTVs by visiting the Panasonic booth located in the Las Vegas Convention Center Central Hall #9405.

source: Specific Media

Check out the video from his presentation

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Justin Timberlake joined his first club when he was 12, embracing its prim customs and tidy dress codes. But enough about his time as a Mouseketeer.

He’s a grown man now, not a child-performer; a 30-year-old pop and movie star and avid golfer who has traded his mouse ears for a logoed cap and a collared shirt. “There aren’t many places I can go where I don’t feel like I’m being watched,” Timberlake says. “But the golf course is one of them. It’s my refuge. It’s where I get a chance to be alone in the world.”

His 6-handicap and celebrity status make him something of a modern-day Bing Crosby: a serious stick with mega drawing power. His name appears on a PGA Tour event (the Justin Timberlake Shriners Open) and atop private lockers (he’s a member at Liberty National in New Jersey and Lakeside Golf Club in Los Angeles). It’s even on the deed of a Memphis-area course, which he purchased, with his stepdad, in 2007.

Bankrupt when he bought it, Big Creek Golf Course came with a personal connection: It was the course on which he had learned to play. With Timberlake’s backing, it has been reborn as Mirimichi (a Native American word for “place of happy retreat”), an eco-friendly layout that has racked up honors for environmental stewardship as quickly as its owner collects Grammy Awards.

During a recent swing through his hometown, Timberlake dropped by Mirimichi for a casual round and a wide-ranging conversation about the game he loves.

“I could talk golf all day,” he said.

Join the club.

My first advice to anyone who is thinking about buying a golf course is: Don’t do it.

But if you’re going to do it, don’t do it because you think you’re going to make money. Do it for the love. Do it because you want to give people a memorable experience. Mirimichi is close to my heart for obvious reasons. This is where I grew up playing. When it fell into financial trouble, I saw an opportunity to create something special and give back to the community at the same time. The idea of this course going under and becoming a housing development, I just couldn’t live with that.

Ever since Tiger started slumping it seems like attendance on Tour has shot down. People came out to see Tiger because they wanted to see greatness, and he delivered it reliably. It was the same effect Michael Jordan had on basketball. Guys like them don’t come along every day, but it seems like golf is waiting for that player to arrive. At the same time, with each generation, a little more rock and roll gets infused into golf, and that’s a good thing, especially when you look at guys like Rickie Fowler and Dustin Johnson, who are bringing a different vibe to the course. Golf with a bit of swagger. That’s a draw for the younger generation and a reminder that from a spectator standpoint, the more fun we can make it, the better.

My favorite post-round drink is usually a beer. And if it’s going to be a beer, it’s probably going to be a Stella. Depending on my mood, it might also be a cocktail. In that case, a gin and tonic. With a lemon, not a lime.

Golfers always think they have great ideas about course design. I know I did when we bought Mirimichi. But I had my first four or five ideas shot down right away. I wanted an island green par 3. And they were like, “Uh, sorry. You can’t. We’re in a flood zone. Do you know what it would take to get that area drained in a flood zone?” There’s so much more to it than you think. If you have a hole that doglegs left, you have to change the slope on the right side of the fairway. As an average golfer out there, you don’t think about those kinds of things.

When I started taking up golf seriously, in my early 20s, I remember being out on the course and seeing the sprinkler heads pop and I thought, “Where is that water coming from and where is it going? Is it from a natural source? Is it being reused? Is there a way to do that?” All those questions occurred to me. So when this opportunity [Mirimichi] came up, I asked, “Is there a way to make golf truly environmentally friendly?” The more we delved into it, the more it seemed like the answer was yes. It was just going to take time, commitment and a lot of help.

Butch Harmon is so popular it’s hard to get a lesson with him. But he was the guy who taught me how to hit a draw. Mostly what we focused on was keeping my hands farther away from my head and making my swing more compact. When I first saw him, he told me I was the only amateur who’d ever come to him who was as flexible as Tiger Woods or Adam Scott. It must come from being onstage. Anyway, Butch worked on toning that down: teaching me the art of the shorter swing.

Here’s how to behave in a pro-am: Relax. Lighten up. Have fun. And don’t take yourself too seriously. Joking around is always a good way to go, especially if you’re in my group.

I listen to all kinds of music, but almost never on the course. I played one time with an iPod and earphones with a cord running down my back. I was playing everything, old and new. The Beatles. Kings of Leon. You name it. But I find I can’t play well with buds in my ears. I start swinging to the beat and not my natural rhythm and then suddenly I’m all over the place.

I think the reason people came down so hard on Tiger is that the image of him that emerged was the opposite of what had been portrayed. There was a disconnect. If I had any advice for him, it would boil down to acceptance. Accept the fact that you are now the underdog, and embrace that role. Getting into that mindset might remind of him of his early years, when he was in fact the underdog, when he was fighting for a place at the top of the heap. The other kind of struggle—the fight to protect your image or your privacy, that’s not a fight you can win. I know. It’s a battle I used to fight myself. Until you get to a level of acceptance with the press and your public image, you’re always going to be fighting, and that’s exhausting.

Definitely the two coolest guys I’ve played with were Fred Couples and Arnold Palmer, so they’d be in my dream foursome. And I’d have to have my step-dad [Paul Harless] in there to round it out.

When people go to an event, there are so many orders they are supposed to follow. It’s shhh! Don’t walk there! Be quiet! I understand that there are rules and traditions and that they need to be respected. But I also wish that there were more ways to make events entertaining, especially during the pro-ams. I’ve even considered approaching the PGA Tour about adding music to the pro-am at my event so it’s even more loose. That’s something they’re doing well in Arizona [at the Waste Management Open] with that 16th hole where all the fans are going crazy. That kind of thing is great for the game.

A round at Augusta National is about the entire experience, so you want to make sure you take it all in. Show up early. Eat the breakfast, go hit some balls on the range, and have fun with whatever member takes you. Oh, and soft hands around the greens. They are absolutely lightning.

Michael Jordan was always my idol, so playing Bethpage with him before the [2009] U.S. Open was really cool. It wasn’t competitive between us. We were rooting each other on. Michael and I both really wanted to break 90. I know Michael had a bet with Tiger on that. Tiger said he couldn’t do it. I was happy for Michael when he won that bet.

Not to say anything bad about Muirfield [in Scotland], but when I went out there, I thought I’d stepped back into the 1800s. It’s not that there weren’t a lot of Justin Timberlake fans out there. There weren’t a lot of fans of anything out there. It just seemed like a lot of ornery old men. Everyone looked like Hobson from the original Arthur movie. I like to dress nicely, but that sort of look isn’t exactly my style. At Mirimichi, we have a very loose dress code. I’ve played in a collarless shirt. You can wear shorts of any type. I don’t even think we have a rule against denim. We don’t want to discourage people from coming out to the golf course because they feel like they’re going to have to wear perfectly pressed slacks.

When I think of golf, my first thoughts always go back to my stepdad. He was the one who introduced me to the game. We still play together a lot today, and we usually end up riding in the same cart and challenging the other cart to a match. But if I’m playing against him, it’s no holds barred. There’s no let up. We’re both grown men. I can accept losing and I know that he can take an ass-whupping. He takes enough of them from my mother at home.

This article first appeared in the February 2012 issue of Golf Magazine. The February issue is on newsstands and the tablet version is available for free for magazine subscribers on iPad, Kindle Fire, Nook Tablet, Nook Color and Samsung Galaxy Tab. Learn more

source: golf.com

Callaway’s new RAZR Fit Driver earned a prestigious Editor’s Choice Award and Callaway Golf Company led all golf manufacturers with 16 medals in Golf Digest’s 2012 Hot List Issue. This is the sixth consecutive year Callaway has led the Hot List medal count. Callaway was the leader in more Performance categories than any other company and received gold medals in every product line. The RAZR Fit Driver, Callaway’s first driver featuring adjustability, was also selected as the leader in the Performance category for drivers, and earned the highest possible ratings for Innovation and Look/Sound/Feel. The new RAZR XF, RAZR X Black and RAZR X HL Irons all received gold medals as well, while Odyssey’s Metal-X Blade and Mallet Putters were selected as the leaders in four putting categories.

Check out what Mickelson, Quiros, Appleby and JT are saying about the new RAZR Fit Driver?

Click here to learn more about the RAZR Fit Driver, also check out this new Callaway video. And be sure to check Callawaygolf.com throughout the year for more insights and information on all of these award-winning Callaway clubs.

Here is the excerpt from Elton John’s interview with the LA Times:

I know you’ve been working on a biopic. Is that still in the works?

That’s very much in the works. We’re making an announcement about that very, very soon. We have a director on board, and then it’s just going to be a matter of getting the script exactly the way we want it. Lee Hall has written a script — he wrote “Billy Elliot” — and then we’ll start trying to cast and plan.

And who will be you?

I don’t know. I’ve got a wish list of people. No. 1 on my wish list is Justin Timberlake, because he played me before in a David LaChapelle video of [This Train don't Stop there anymore] and was superb.

So that would be a jukebox musical in earnest?

That would be a jukebox musical in earnest, maybe with a couple of new songs. You never know. Because it’s going to be a surreal look at my life, and not just a factual look at my life, more in the manner of a “Moulin Rouge!” I just don’t want it to be a normal biopic because my life hasn’t been like that. And it only goes up to when I go into rehab in 1990. It starts with me going into rehab and ends when I come out.

Same director as “Moulin Rouge!”?

We tried to get Baz [Luhrmann], but Baz is so busy. We can’t announce it yet, but we have got someone on board that we’re very excited about.

source: LA Times

Check out below Justin playing a younger Elton on the singer’s video “This Train Don’t Stop There Anymore”

Update:

Stand by, because a very official response will be coming from Camp Timberlake momentarily.


“Justin is taking it very seriously,” a source close to the singer-turned-thespian tells us. “He’s working with his people to figure out exactly how to respond.”

Source: eonline

Quick: name the one actor who had three $100 million films in 2011. If you guessed the 21st century incarnation of Frank Sinatra, well, we’d probably slap you in the face, because that’s disgraceful. But if you said “Justin Timberlake” then congratulations! You may not know a single person who saw “Friends With Benefits” or “In Time,” but both were huge overseas, collecting worldwide totals of $149 million and $133 million, respectively. And a supporting role in “Bad Teacher” yielded $216 million worth of ticket sales, as he figured prominently in the film’s ad campaign. Factor in 2010’s “The Social Network” and “Yogi Bear” and suddenly the former N*Sync member (NEVER FORGET) has a streak of five straight $100 million films. With the exception of “Bad Teacher,” none of these were genuine out-of-the-box smashes, but he’s sure looking a lot more bankable than the guy who beat him out for “Green Lantern,” Ryan Reynolds.

source: indiewire

Happy New Year guys. I hope y’all are starting 2012 the right way & that you get to fullfill all your resolutions this year. 2011 was a great year for Justin. He turned the big 30s  and left his mark as a movie star with 2 hilarious comedies and a great sci-fi thriller. He also hosted another epic SNL episode earning him another well deserved Emmy.

2012 is going to be a very interesting year for us fans becasue we have no idea what Justin will do next. Last year we knew beforehand it was going to be all about the movies, but now its almost a mystery (well, aside from the Coen movie this February and an unconfirmed movie project by the end of the year)

I only hope Justin is happy & successful with whatever he decides to do. Here is for an amazing year for us and JT!!!

Merry Christmas!!!!! guys. I hope you have a wonderful time with your family and loved ones. May God bring you peace, love, happiness and of course…lots of presents.

Much love from Timberlake-justin.com

Justin also left you a couple of messages. Check them out:

An early Christmas gift for you guys. Freesol’s music video for Fascinated (feat. JT & Timbaland) premiered today. Enjoy:

Here are all the parts from Justin’s segment on Timbaland’s E true hollywood story. They discussed the making of several of their hits including Cry Me a River, SexyBack and 4 minutes.

Check the video below:

Hear a first-hand account of Timbaland’s slide into depression. Plus, Justin Timberlake dishes on his collaboration with the music mogul.

Tune in tonight at 9PM ET/PT for the full episode: