Lance Bass - Biography

Last Editor: FLORANCIAKARAM				Lance Bass Biography -   Name : Lance Bass Profession : Singer Birth Details : born James Lance Bass on May 4, 1979 in Laurel, Mississippi Birth name : James Lance Bass Height : 5' 10 Nickname : Lansten Scoop

Lance Bass Trivia -

A man named Jason was originally going to be the second N in NSync, but Lance joined, so for the sake of the group, he became Lansten. Performed at the Christmas Tree Lighting at Rockefeller Center with 'NSYNC. [1 December 1999] Performed with 'NSYNC in the 1998 and 1999 Miss Teen USA pageant. Member of boy group "N'SYNC". Owns his own music production company: Free Lance Entertainment Group, Inc. Performed with 'NSYNC on the 'Celine Dion' All The Way TV special. [November 1999] Founded his own film production company, A Happy Place, in late 2000. Dated Danielle Fishel. Is afraid of flying. Was involved with a competition choir called Attache. Has an older sister, Stacy Bass. Born at 1:20 PM CST. Mother Diane is a sixth grade teacher. Dad Jim Bass is a former Lab Tech. Also has a goddaughter named Brianna (Joey Fatone's daughter). His band nicknames are Pez "'cause I have a big Adam's apple" and Scoop "because when (the guys) ask me about our itinerary, I always know." Became the fifth and final member of NSYNC, but did not formally audition for the band. Began his career at age 11 singing in the Clinton Community Choir, near his hometown of Laurel. At 12, he successfully auditioned for a spot in the Mississippi Show Stoppers, a state-wide choral group sponsored by the Agriculture and Forestry Museum. Tried to get a ride on a Russian space mission, but couldn't get the required twenty million dollars to pay for the ride. Currently writing a horror film screenplay/script titled "Imaginary Friends". [2005]

Lance Bass Detailed Biography -

Lance Bass (born James Lance Bass on May 4, 1979 in Laurel, Mississippi) is the bass singer for the American pop group *NSYNC. He began his musical career in the seventh grade in the school chorus. He later joined Mississippi Show Stoppers, a state-wide group sponsored by the Mississippi Agriculture and Forestry Museum. He joined Mickey Mouse Club alumni JC Chasez and Justin Timberlake in *NSYNC, a boy band turned overnight sensation. Lance is considered the 'quiet one' of the group. Bass starred in the 2001 motion picture On the Line, which grossed only $4.3 million at the US domestic box office, but had a production budget of $16 million. The film was produced by Bacon & Eggs LLC (formerly A Happy Place), a company owned by Bass, which is currently producing a new film entitled Lovewrecked. In addition, Bass formed a music management company called Free Lance Entertainment, which is now defunct. The only album released through Free Lance was Reach by Meredith Edwards. In August of 2002, Bass entered cosmonaut training at Star City in Russia. He was scheduled to fly into space on the Russian Soyuz spacecraft in October of that year with the mission Soyuz TMA-1. However, his sponsorship funds failed to materialize. He still hopes to fly in the future. In 2003, Bass criticized American Idol for being too "cheesy" and too commercial. In October of 2004 during World Space Week, Bass was formally inducted as a member of the National Space Society's Board of Governors. Serving in an advisory and public outreach capacity, Bass has joined astronauts and prominent individuals who have made a lasting, positive impact on human space exploration, including actor Tom Hanks, journalist Hugh Downs and futurist Sir Arthur C. Clarke, among many others. Bass was also featured as a voice actor for the video game Kingdom Hearts, voicing Sephiroth which received mixed reactions from fans. Other voice acting guest spots by Bass include Higglytown Heroes, Kim Possible, and Robot Chicken.