Justin Timberlake has hit back at Ashton Kutcher’s claims he made trucker caps popular, insisting he sported the style long before the actor did.

The SexyBack hitmaker maintains that he and his William Rast fashion line partner and childhood friend, Trace Ayala, were responsible for making the hats cool.

Timberlake says, “It’s funny. I keep hearing Ashton Kutcher say how he was responsible for trucker caps. I’ve heard him make that statement before.
“Trace and I were wearing them when we were seventeen. We just kind of didn’t care. We kind of still don’t.”

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Justin Timberlake was so nervous when he met his sports idol Michael Jordan, he wet himself.

The SexyBack singer counts the basketball star as one of his biggest role models, and he could not contain his excitement when Jordan admitted he was a fan of his music.

Timberlake says, “When I was young… I wanted to be Michael Jordan. It was weird, I heard (Gary Wright song) Dreamweaver in my head when he walked in the room. He was like, `Hey man, my kids and I, we’re big fans of your music,’ and I was like, `That’s cool…’ Up until the point where he walked away and I realized I had peed a little.”

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Justin Timberlake was in sports heaven on Wednesday night when he hosted the ESPY Awards in Los Angeles.

Working with Madonna and Michael Jackson was nothing compared to meeting sporting idols like David Beckham and American footballer Brett Favre for the pop star.

Timberlake says, “It was the most fun that I’ve ever had. My idols were in the room. You look around and it’s the cream of the crop. It’s always good to see Brett Favre in the flesh. You won’t find a bigger sports nut in the room than me.”

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New mom Jessica Alba has credited her Love Guru co-star Justin Timberlake with kick-starting her labor.

Jessica was watching a private Hollywood screening of the new film just two days before she was admitted to Los Angeles’ Cedars Sinai Medical Center to give birth to daughter Honor Marie on June 7th.
And she’s convinced Timberlake’s hilarious onscreen antics got her baby ready for delivery.

She says, “I felt something go. I had been very careful of my movements and seating, but it was impossible to sit still when he (Timberlake) was on screen.

“I wouldn’t go as far as saying my water broke, but it did feel as if I was actually splitting my sides. I felt completely drained afterwards.”

And she is full of praise for the singer’s acting talents: “He’s a natural actor, with a great sense of humor.”

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Justin Timberlake suffers from Obsessive Compulsive Disorder – and the anxiety-based condition is taking over his life.

The SexyBack singer claims that he is overly-obsessed with neatness and often spends hours making sure objects are lined up perfectly, but the stress that comes with the disorder is often debilitating.

Other stars including David Beckham, Jessica Alba and Cameron Diaz have all confessed to suffering from forms of OCD – which is characterized by obsessive thoughts, compulsions or rituals.

And Timberlake insists that he also a victim of Attention Deficit Disorder, a condition which often begins in childhood, with sufferers experiencing forgetfulness, distractibility and hyperactivity.

The singer claims he has managed to get his condition under control, but it still creates everyday challenges for him.

He says, “I have OCD mixed with ADD. You try living with that. It’s complicated.”

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Is what you see is what you get with Justin Timberlake? The singer-turned-actor infamously rocks a pair of, well, large, Speedos in The Love Guru, but he won’t reveal as to whether or not he received any, um, extra padding.

“I’m playing a guy who’s, as they say, legendarily well-endowed,” he tells Parade.com. “The Speedo was incredibly uncomfortable and that’s as far as I’m going to take it.”

The 27-year-old plays Jacques “Le Coq” Grande, a huge supporter of “chick flicks” and Celine Dion who makes a living as a hockey goalie. Having dreamed of becoming a pro basketball player as a kid, learning all the ins and outs of hockey — and goaling — was a completely different beast for Justin.

“I got a two-week crash course,” he says. “I could already skate, so I had that going for me, but learning to play goalie, is completely different. It takes an incredible amount of hand-eye coordination.”

Though he got pretty comfortable at net — even moving towards a puck when it came at him — Justin admits he was at times nervous at getting hit in the face.

“They started shooting slap shots at me and you get all this padding on, and you kind of feel invincible, which you’re not,” he says.

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