Justin Randall Timberlake net worth is $250 Million. Also know about Justin Randall Timberlake bio, salary, height, age weight, relationship and more …

Justin Randall Timberlake Wiki Biography

Justin Randall Timberlake was born on 31 January 1981, in Memphis, Tennessee USA, and is an actor, musician, film and record producer, dancer, as well as a voice actor, probably still most associated with being a member of the boy-band NSYNC between 1995-2004

How rich is Justin Timberlake? According to authoritative sources, Justin’s net worth is estimated to be $250 million, accumulated largelt from his singing career which has now spanned over 20 years

Justin Timberlake made his first on-screen appearance at the age of 11, when he participated in a reality television show “Star Search”.  Timberlake was inspired by Janet Jackson to become more than just a singer and dedicated his efforts to become a true performer. In 1993 and 1994, Timberlake starred in “The Mickey Mouse Show” with fellow future superstars Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera, JC Chasez and Ryan Gosling., which was a good start to his net worth. A year later, Timberlake and Chasez formed the boy band named “N’Sync”, which quickly rose to fame in 1996 with their self-titled debut album, which sold an impressive 11 million copies worldwide, and produced the hit single Tearin’ Up My Heart. N’SYNC’s second studio album achieved even better results, selling over 2.4 million copies during the first week alone, and producing the #1 hit single entitled “It’s Gonna Be Me”. The group’s third album – “Celebrity” – was released in 2001, before  the group went on hiatus in 2002, actually then disbanding and only participating in a few public events after that, there is no doubt that “N’Sync” was a major success in the entertainment industry, and, becoming the third best-selling boy band in the history, significantly contributed to the fame of its members, and to their net worth, including that of Justin.

After the band’s hiatus, Justin Timberlake went on to launch a successful solo career with the release of his first single “Like I Love You” that was performed during the MTV Music Awards. Later in 2002, Timberlake released his debut solo album entitled “Justified” that proved to be a commercial success, peaking at #2 on the Billboard charts and selling 439,000 copies during its first week. In addition, the album produced some of what became his more known hit songs. “Cry Me a River” and “Rock Your Body”. During his solo singing career to date, Justin Timberlake has now released four studio albums, headlined three tours, and co-headlined two more tours.

In addition to the revenue collected from album and concert ticket sales, Justin Timberlake has contributed to his net worth by starring in several movies. Some of his more notable appearances include “The Social Network” directed by David Fincher, “Bad Teacher” in which he co-starred with Cameron Diaz and Lucy Punch, and “Friends with Benefits” with Mila Kunis.

Justin’s business ventures are yet another source of his income: Timberlake has launched a “William Rast” clothing line, created a tequila brand and currently owns several restaurants in California and New York.

In his personal life, Justin Timberlake dated both Britney Spears and Cameron Diaz, before meeting actress Jessica Biel in 2007, and marrying her in 2012 – they now have a son. Justin is philanthropist, an active supporter of “Wildlife Warriors”, and has donated large sums of money to Memphis Rock N’ Soul Museum, as well as Memphis Music Foundation.

IMDB Wikipedia “Trippin’ $250 Million 1981 2007 Kids Choice Awards 5 ft 1 in 5 ft 11 in (1.82 m) Actor Best Night of My Life Britney Spears Businessperson Cameron Diaz Christina Aguilera Cry Me a River Dancer David Fincher Dzhastin Timberleyk E E Jeter Elementary School English American ESPY Awards 2008 Film producer Friends with Benefits FutureSex/LoveSounds FutureSex/LoveSounds (2006) J. Timberlake Janet Jackson January 31 JC Chasez Jessica Biel Jessica Biel (m. 2012) Jonathan Perry Timberlake JT Justified Justified (2002) Justin Justin Randall Justin Randall Timberlake Justin Timberlake Justin Timberlake discography Justin Timberlake Net Worth Laura Katherine Timberlake Like I Love You Lucy Punch Lynn Bomar Harless Memphis Mila Kunis Mouseketeers Mr. Timberlake (2008) Music Musician Nationality Nsync Randall Timberlake Record producer Recrimination (2008) Rock Your Body Ryan Gosling Saturday Night Live Silas Randall Timberlake Singer Singer-songwriter Singers Singles Sony Music Entertainment Stephen Robert Timberlake T.I. Television Producer Tennessee Tennman The 20/20 Experience The 20/20 Experience (2013) United States United States of America Voice Actor William Rast

Justin Randall Timberlake Quick Info

Justin Randall Timberlake Trademarks

1. Short, curly hair
2. His dancing skills

Justin Randall Timberlake Quotes

• [on the backlash surrounding his and Janet Jackson’s wardrobe malfunction incident] I probably got ten percent of the blame. I think America’s probably harsher on women, and I think America is, you know, unfairly harsh on ethnic people.
• Jimmy Fallon just can’t help himself. He’s a brilliant comedian. A talented musician. A spot-on impersonator. Jimmy has redefined and recharged late-night television with a genuine excitement and energy that gets under your skin. That’s probably because watching you laugh might be the thing that makes Jimmy most happy. His lightning wit – mixed with a kindness you don’t normally find in comedy – is what makes you feel so comfortable having him him in your home every night. And, no matter where the joke goes, the audience feels like they are in on it too. That’s because Jimmy likes to share the moment. He can’t help himself. And neither can we.
• Film is much more communal in both good and bad ways. Everyone talks about other people more, but then again no one in music gossips much because everyone’s so incredibly narcissistic that they only want to talk about themselves.
• [on appearing nude in Friends with Benefits (2011)] It was fun, but I can’t say I’m going to be butt-naked in a movie again. I only did it because I’m young now and everything’s where its’ supposed to be. I figured this is the time, before gravity gets the best of me.
• [on marriage] I think the mistake is that people commit to who that person is right then and not the person they’re going to become. The art of staying together is changing together.
• [on Tony Scott] His movies made growing up more fun for me.
• [2011] I know the movies I love, and I’d like to make movies like them. Ferris Bueller’s Day Off (1986), E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (1982), The Goonies (1985), Reds (1981), The Music Man (1962). Seeing Fight Club (1999) changed the way I watch movies. It was so much smarter than anything I’d ever seen before, which is why working with David Fincher was such a bucket-list move. Making movies that can touch people the way any of those films did would be all I could hope for.
• [2011] Prince, who, to me, is the greatest musician who has ever lived. He keeps producing, keeps writing, keeps making unbelievable music-all because he’s true to his passion…Everything he says, every note he sings, it’s just like, man, that guy is so far ahead of the rest of us. One of my best experiences onstage was at his house during a party. Somebody came up to me and said, “Prince would love if you could sing something with the band.” I said okay. I was kind of drunk, so I was like, “Let’s do the Stones.” Then we did “Miss You.”
• (2011, on the height of boy bands) It was a time: the concerts, the fans, the music. Plus, it wasn’t just us (N’Sync). It was that whole factory we came out of-us, the Backstreet Boys and Britney-we were all together. It was bigger than any one of us and bigger than any of the groups. Everybody was selling a gazillion records at the same time. You couldn’t keep what we were doing on the shelves. It was bigger than bubblegum. Sometimes I think back on the time we did five nights at Giants Stadium. That was the moment I just looked around and thought, ‘There’s nowhere for this to go but down. It’s never going to get bigger than this’.
• (2011) The first half of my 20s I felt I had to achieve, achieve, achieve. I think a lot of men do this. I’m not saying just because I turned 30 I don’t battle with this. I still battle with it. But in my 20s I had to do everything. I needed everybody to understand me and respect what I was doing. I remember putting out my second album [2006’s FutureSex/LoveSounds]. When I put out the first song, “SexyBack,” radio thought I was a joke. I couldn’t let that go, so I started calling radio program directors. I’m pretty tenacious like that. I was like, “This is my record. Give it a chance.” There wasn’t any of my signature falsetto or anything. I’d say, “I know it doesn’t sound like me, but just please give the record a two-week period or even a one-week period. Just let the music get out there. If the callback is good, keep playing it.” I was that relentless. During the second half of my 20s I started to ask myself, What am I doing? What have I built, and how do I continue that for the next 10 years? For some reason, in the past year I’ve done so much work I feel as though it’s backfired. I’m looking around now and I’m like, Where am I running? I’ve been running so hard for so long. I’ve seen the inside of more arenas than your average basketball player. Like I said, I’ve had that experience on tour sometimes when I think, I don’t feel like going onstage. I have no energy right now. I’m sick, I barely have a voice. But you do it anyway. You feel obligated to go out because all those ­people showed up. You end up performing. But at some point in my life I wish I had learned to say no. From the beginning of my career, I was a guy who said yes all the time to everything.
• [2011] I grew up in a small town, and because I started working when I was 10, I was kind of looked at as more of an oddity. I would sing at the talent shows at schools and go around town doing different things, but it was more like, “That kid’s a freak.” You hear a lot of stories about child prodigies, child actors or ­people whose parents pushed them really hard. But I was the one begging for the stage. That made me kind of stand out in good ways and in weird ways. Not a lot of 10-year-old Caucasian kids were running around Millington, Tennessee, singing Stevie Wonder and Al Green songs, which were the songs I felt most connected to.
• (2011, on if he smokes marijuana) Absolutely…The only thing pot does for me is it gets me to stop thinking. Sometimes I have a brain that needs to be turned off. Some people are just better high.
• (2011, on what he would do if he got 100 percent anonymity for one day) Oh God, probably just go for a walk somewhere. I’d go walk around Paris or Rome. Or if I was really anonymous, maybe I’d do something outrageous like commit arson or rob someone or find all those fuckers who wait outside my house and go outside their houses and stalk them. A day of anonymity would be cool, though. Just to go to a store and not be hassled.
• (2011, on Friends with Benefits (2011)) I did go on a diet for that movie, which mostly came down to not drinking as much beer. And you know, beer is good, so that was hard. I’m pretty thin anyway, but I didn’t want to look like a meathead. I was like, I’m about to be 30, and I’m going to be naked on camera. If I’m going to do this, I’m going to train pretty hard. In the end, I just did more cardio, and I pumped up the stuff I already do throughout the year, such as playing sports. I like basketball and golf and snowboarding, and I do them pretty fucking intensely.
• (2011, on his work ethic) I think people sometimes don’t pay enough attention to what they do. I’ve done well, but the reason is pretty simple: I’ve worked my ass off. Anything I’ve done well has taken many, many hours of preparation. And then the trick, of course, is making that work look invisible. The toughest thing a performer can do is make it look as if it comes easy. You have to devote yourself 100 percent when you’re figuring stuff out, whether it’s with sports or music-or movies, which has been the main focus for me lately.
• (2011) I feel like a rookie in the movie business, that’s for sure. Maybe a little bit of an outsider, too, since I came to it from music. But I think that’s fair. I don’t know that I’ve done a huge body of work that would warrant my not feeling like that. Then again, this past year has certainly opened up a new chapter as far as acting, and I’m grateful for that.
• (2011) Honestly, when you’re making a movie, you never say, “Oh, this one’s going to suck and go straight to video”. When you’re in it, you think you’re doing the best work you can do. You’re surrounded by people who are working hard. Everybody’s hopeful. It’s only a year later when you realize, “Wait, what was that exactly?” If anything shifted for me, though, it was the realization of how important it is to work with smart people. That takes a lot of the guesswork out. Just being in the room with David Fincher and Aaron Sorkin for my first reading for The Social Network (2010), I knew things would be different – even though I felt I had totally botched the audition. I botch a lot of auditions. But, the next thing I knew, I was on the set. It was surreal. This may sound strange, but I don’t have aspirations to be a movie star. I make movies because I enjoy the creative process. Just to work with people like Fincher and ­Sorkin or to trade lines with great actors has been more surreal than anything I’ve accomplished in my music career.
• (2011, on *NSYNC’s height of fame) Man, I could tell you a thousand stories. I remember girls running after the buses in the hundreds. We’d do an open-air festival in Germany and there’d be 60,000 people there. We’d finish playing, the band would be putting the gear up, and we would be trying to do a quick out, which is what they call it when you leave the stage before the band stops playing. We’d get on the bus and there would be 250 to 400 girls waiting to run after us. I distinctly remember Joey Fatone singing the theme song from The Goonies while this particular pack of girls was running. It was just crazy…I hate to disappoint you, but I was the youngest one in the group, so the other guys were getting more of that action, and they were protective of me. I think I was the one who cared about what we were doing onstage. My role was, we’d come offstage every night and get a DVD of the show, just like an athlete watching tape from a game. We’d get on the bus, and I’d go, “Okay, here’s what we did right; here’s what we did wrong,” and we’d fix it for the next day. But yeah, the girl stuff definitely was a heavy part of it, and it would play with your mind. I remember looking down once-we were playing Madison Square Garden for an HBO special-and this girl put her arm out. She had a mural of me tattooed along her whole arm. I just remember looking at it and thinking, ‘Holy shit, that’s never going to come off’.
• [on Friends with Benefits (2011)] The bedroom scenes were funny because we got to have conversations and banter while we were in the middle of the act. I think the audience can feel more comfortable because everyone has been in those situations, but no one talks about them. So seeing a couple who aren’t a couple actually talking about [sex] as it is happening made for a lot of funny, situational humor.
• “Golf” is the only four-letter word I don’t say when I’m playing it.
• I think we created the only dry-humping scene in cinema history. There’s nothing wrong with a good jean jam, but also the both of us felt collectively that we had a responsibility. It’s really a public service announcement for safe sex.
• [on making Bad Teacher (2011)]: After the first week of rehearsal and the first orgy, it all came together.
• [about *NSYNC] I don’t regret anything that I’ve done with this group. I think that when people find something that they love to do they make sacrifices to do it.
• When I’m not on stage, I’m kind of shy. If you see me and I don’t say much, don’t think I’m not taking in what you have to say. I’m just not a big talker.
• Everyone wants to know about my spirituality, and it’s like, Tthat’s mine!”
• I don’t feel guilty about success. You can’t feel guilty about aspiring to be good at something.
• [on who he would date] Pretty is cool, but it’s not really about looks for me. It’s more about personality. I like a girl with a good sense of humor, who’s humble and sensitive.
• I’m a perfectionist. I can’t help it, I get really upset with myself if I fail in the least.
• [about love] True love, to me, is when she’s the first thought that goes through your head when you wake up and the last thought that goes through your head before you go to sleep.
• [about the music industry] I can give you my personal opinion: Love the music, hate the business. It’s a screwball business and there are a lot of players who will straight-up lie to you.
• [about music] I think music will always be a big part of my life. I can’t go five minutes without singing, sometimes unconsciously. And people stare at me, and I’m wondering why they’re staring, and then I’m realizing that I’m belting out a tune.
• [about girls] A lot of girls have cheated on me in the past, so it’s hard for me to trust. But once I fall, I fall hard.
• [in 2002, about fame] All you can do as an artist is do what you think is an extension of you. You put down on paper . . . who you are. That’s what being an artist is all about. And when it gets done, you don’t look back at it and say, “Oh, I could have done that better”.
• I kiss people with my soul. I don’t kiss them with my mouth.
• [on the Super Bowl “wardrobe malfunction” incident] I am sorry if anyone was offended by the wardrobe malfunction during the halftime performance.
• England is the first country that I’ve had a #1 album in, so it is now officially my home away from home.
• [interview in Rolling Stone magazine about Britney Spears] I may not ever get over her. I really do still love that girl.

Justin Randall Timberlake Important Facts

• Has a son named Silas Randall Timberlake born on April 8, 2015. Child’s mother is his wife Jessica Biel.
• On tour with Christina Aguilera for their 2003 “Justified-Stripped Tour”. [May 2003]
• On tour with Tim Mosley (aka Timbaland) for his FutureSex/LoveShow 2007 Tour. [February 2007]
• Collaborated with Townsend Bell to redesign the paint scheme for his IndyCar. Timberlake eventually selected a flat camouflage green for the car which was a big hit at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in preparation for the Indianapolis 500. [April 2008]
• Currently touring in the UK with “Justified”. [December 2003]
• In Canada busy at work filming his movie with Kevin Spacey, Morgan Freeman, Piper Perabo and Rap star/actor LL Cool J. [March 2004]
• One of Time Magazine’s 100 Most Influential People in the World (2013).
• He is a staunch liberal Democrat and a solid supporter of Barack Obama.
• Married Jessica Biel in Italy on October 19, 2012.
• Indy car driver Dan Wheldon died after being involved in a 15-car accident during a race on October 16, 2011 in Las Vegas. Wheldon was sponsored by Justin’s clothing line, “William Rast”.
• Appeared on the cover of GQ magazine three times: September ’04, August ’06 and March ’09.
• His parents are divorced. He has two half-brothers from his fathers re-marriage with Lisa Perry: Jonathan (born c. 1993) and Steven Robert (born August 14, 1998). His half-sister Laura Katherine, died shortly after birth on May 14, 1997, and is mentioned in his acknowledgments in the album *NSYNC as “My Angel in Heaven.”.
• Was in a relationship with Jessica Biel (January 2007-March 2011).
• Lives in Los Angeles, California.
• Attended E.E. Jeter Elementary School in Millington, Tennessee.
• Jason Seek was his former music teacher in 1994.
• Owns a soul food restaurant called “Southern Hospitality” in Manhattan (Second Avenue at 79th Street).
• Had the unwanted pleasure of being Ashton Kutcher’s first victim on the TV show Punk’d (2003).
• An avid fan of IndyCar racing.
• Was ranked #28 on Entertainment Weekly’s ’30 Under 30′ the actors list. (2008).
• In 2007, Forbes Magazine estimated his earnings for the year at $20 million.
• Girlfriend Jessica Biel accompanied him on his European Tour in 2007.
• Supports the English football team Manchester United FC “The Red Devils”.
• Winner of four MTV Video Music Awards in 2007 for “Male Artist of the Year”, “Quadruple Threat of the Year”, “Best Director” and “Best Choreography in a Video”.
• Is a noted fan of country music.
• Voted #2 in Elle (France) Magazine’s “15 Sexiest Men” poll (June 2007).
• Paternal grandson of Charles L. Timberlake and Bobbye Joice (Williams), and maternal grandson of William “Bill” Silas Bomar and Sadie Lee (Timbs). Justin has English, some Scottish, and distant Dutch, German, and Norwegian ancestry.
• Was in a relationship with Cameron Diaz (April 2003-December 2006).
• Collaborated with Duran Duran in 2006 for a song on the band’s album. In November of that year, lead singer Simon Le Bon told The Associated Press the band had “collaborated in a writing and production manner on one of those tracks with Justin Timberlake.”.
• Ranked in Golf Digest’s “Top 100 in Music” (December 2006 issue) as tied for 15th place with Jason Scheff of Chicago and Darius Rucker of Hootie & the Blowfish, with a 6 handicap.
• Winner of two MTV Europe Music Awards in 2006 for “Best Male Artist” and “Best Pop”. He also hosted the show in Copenhagen, Danmark (2 November 2006).
• Received his first UK #1 with his song “SexyBack” from new album “FutureSex/LoveSounds” in September 2006.
• Is a fan of Kylie Minogue and Dannii Minogue.
• Best friend is Trace Ayala, his personal assistant.
• Was among the 130 guests at Christina Aguilera’s wedding to Jordan Bratman.
• Broke his thumb on stage in early 1997, when he slipped on a puddle of water that was a result of the audience being sprayed down due to extreme temperatures during the outdoor concert.
• Broke his left foot in December 2002 during dance rehearsals.
• Mother and stepfather are Lynn Bomar and Paul Harless, respectively.
• Loves skiing and snowboarding.
• In his exclusive 20/20 (1978) interview, he told Barbara Walters that the “best burgers in the world” can be found at The General Store in Shelby Forest, Tennessee.
• He had a younger half-sister, Laura Katherine, who died minutes after birth. She was the first child of his father, Randy Timberlake, and stepmother Lisa. It is sometimes falsely reported that she was his twin. He mentions her sometimes in the liner notes of *NSYNC albums. Has two younger half-brothers, Jonathan Perry Timberlake (born September 12, 1993) and Stephen Robert Timberlake (born August 14, 1998). Both are sons of his father and stepmother.
• His father Randall, a choir director at a Baptist church, is married to Lisa.
• Is set to star in West End play “Resurrection Blues” in London starting February 2006. Kevin Spacey is producing.
• He and best friend Trace Ayala created a clothing line, “William Rast”. Clothes became available for purchase from Kitson and Bloomingdales in November 2005. The name William Rast comes from Justin’s grandfather, William Bomar, and Trace’s grandfather, whose surname is Rast.
• His ex-girlfriend’s (Britney Spears) ex-husband Kevin Federline was a former background dancer for *NSYNC at the 2002 Grammy Awards and in Justin’s 2002 VMA performance.
• Was a member of the National Beta Club.
• Toured with Fefe Dobson in the UK. [December 2003]
• While touring in London, he met Coldplay lead singer and songwriter Chris Martin and struck up a close friendship. At the 2003 VMA awards he introduced the band’s performance while calling them “the greatest band in the world.”.
• Is a fan of Björk.
• As of February 2004, his debut solo album “Justified” has gone triple platinum.
• Won a Grammy for Best pop Male for “Cry Me A River” [Febuary 8, 2004].
• Won (his first) Grammy for Best Pop Vocal Album for “Justified” [8 February 2004].
• His third solo single, “Rock Your Body”, debuted at #2 in the UK singles chart. [May 2003]
• Hosted the 2003 MTV Movie awards with actor Seann William Scott.
• As of May 2003, his solo album “Justified” has gone double platinum.
• Solo album, “Justified”, reached no. 1 in the UK album chart (Feb 2003).
• Single “Cry Me a River” debuted at #2 in the UK singles chart (Feb. 2003).
• Has two half-brothers, Jonathan and Stephen.
• Used first and middle names (Justin Randall) for his appearances on Star Search (1983).
• Named as the most eligible bachelor in America. [July 2002]
• Cites his greatest fears as dying unloved, snakes, sharks, spiders and falling unconscious at a concert from the stuffed animals fans throw on stage.
• Sang at the Grand Ole Opry when he was ten years old.
• He owns half a dozen Harley Davidsons, a Mercedes M Class, and two Mercedes Benz.
• He collects sports jerseys.
• He founded The Justin Timberlake Foundation through the Giving Back Fund. The foundation’s goals are similar to the Save the Music Foundation.
• *NSYNC was started when Justin was just 14 years old.
• His mom thought of the name *NSYNC, using the last letter of each original member’s first name: justiN, chriS (Chris Kirkpatrick), joeY (Joey Fatone), jasoN (Jason Watkins sang bass prior to Lance Bass joining the group) and j.C. (J.C. Chasez).
• Collects sneakers.
• A 15-year-old *NSYNC fan filed a lawsuit against Timberlake, claiming that he verbally assaulted her. Justin allegedly snubbed fans in a St. Louis hotel after which the plaintiff shouted that she thought J.C. Chasez was cuter. When she admitted to a guard that she was the one who made the comment, the guard made her go upstairs with Justin. After that, Timberlake allegedly pushed her against a wall and shouted insults at her. [November 2000]
• Boyfriend of his former The All New Mickey Mouse Club (1989) co-star, Britney Spears, from 1998 to 2002.
• Mother is Lynn Harless, manager of the all-girl group Innosense.
• Co-wrote “Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays” with J.C. Chasez from *NSYNC’s Christmas album, “Home For Christmas”.
• He and fellow *NSYNC member J.C. Chasez were both member of The All New Mickey Mouse Club (1989) in the early-mid 1990s.
• He was born at 6:30 in the evening.
• Chosen as one of Teen People Magazine’s “21 Hottest Stars Under 21”. [1999]
• When he is unable to fall asleep, he sings himself to sleep.

Justin Randall Timberlake Filmography

Justin Randall Timberlake Awards