I grew up with the New Kids On The Block, I had their posters hung all over my walls - I even had the bed sheets. Well they have been recording music again, and released this video "Remix (I Like The)"
Our early ’90s crushes are back, shirtless, and… mustached? Donnie Wahlberg tweeted this photo of New Kids on the Block in mustache solidarity, saying “After 3 months cultivating, countless insults, thousands of requests to shave the #stache.” Those mustaches may be hard to tear your eyes from, but don’t think we didn’t notice those muscles in this bathroom pic.
New Kids on the Block hottie Joey McIntyre and Backstreet Boys bad boy A.J. McLean gave their screaming fans what they wanted on the final stop of the NKOTBSB tour in London, Ontario this past weekend.
Uh Oh.. ~Erin
The New Kids on the Block may not have to deal with as many screaming crowds as they used to, but for some fans, the ’80s never ended – and they aren’t shy about letting the band know.
Donnie Wahlberg got a reminder of this during a recent stop on the New Kids’ joint tour with the Backstreet Boys, when he wandered into the stands while they performed ‘Tonight.’ Presented with the opportunity to get a piece of a real live New Kid, one particularly zealous fan latched on, and wasn’t in any hurry to let go.
For fans who remember the days when a too-young-to-shave Joey McIntyre was the littlest New Kid on the Block, it might hardly seem possible that he’s a father — but McIntyre and his wife, Barrett, added a new member to their growing brood on May 31, and he used Twitter to share a snapshot over the weekend.
Introducing fans and followers to little Kira Katherine McIntyre with a “Happy Father’s Day : ) xoxo,” he went on to describe his new daughter as “a beautiful baby girl with great timing and gorgeous hair.”
Boy bands unite! The New Kids & The Backstreet Boys release a single
Have you ever wondered what love sounds like? Is it a pounding heart beating rapidly against the soothing backdrop of waves crashing on the beach? Is it the sound of a crackling fire offset by the loud pop of a champagne cork?
