Justin Timberlake performed an off-the cuff riff, singing “Vote in a Box,” a spoof of his infamous raunchy Saturday Night Live Sketch, at a Las Vegas rally for Barack Obama on Saturday.

Girlfriend Jessica Biel was at Timberlake’s side.

“Me and Jess, we’re here as Americans. We’re here as humans because this is something we had to do,” Timberlake told the crowd at the Clark County Government Center amphitheater, according to the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

He added, “We’ve never publicly endorsed before. But we’ve never been so inspired by one person.”

Noting that the next president’s Supreme Court appointments could determine the future of legal abortions, Biel told the crowd, “Nobody should be able to say what you can do with your body.”

Joked Timberlake, “I give Jess the right to choose where we go to eat all the time. The funny thing is, what the woman chooses is usually right.”

“Brownie points for you,” Biel kidded back.

Teased Timberlake, “I know where my bread is buttered.”

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Justin Timberlake has reportedly teamed up with girlfriend Jessica Biel in the recording studio.

The SexyBack hitmaker has penned songs for Biel’s forthcoming album, and will also sing on some tracks, according to online reports.

A source tells AngryApe.com, “Justin’s written and produced the best part of an entire album for Jessica. He wants to get his own fans on side, so he’s provided backing vocals on most of the tracks too.”

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Newlyweds Ellen DeGeneres and Portia De Rossi turned down offers from George Michael and Justin Timberlake to sing at their summer wedding in favor of a little known singer.

The pop superstars both offered to perform, with Timberlake going so far as planning to pen a new song especially for the two brides. But, when the couple chose to scale their wedding plans back to a more intimate family affair, the idea of inviting big name stars to perform in their garden seemed a little odd.

DeGeneres says, “We called and disinvited everyone. They totally understood.”

Instead, she asked Joshua Radin to sing at the wedding: “He was fantastic and was so thrilled and honored.”

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Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel are the real deal.

“I think he finally met somebody that he wants to spend the rest of his life,” Timberlake’s long time friend Joey Fatone told Usmagazine.com at the Brother Jimmy’s restaurant opening in San Juan, Puerto Rico on Sunday.

When asked if an engagement was the cards for the lovebirds, Fatone said, “You never know, but I don’t know if it’s the appropriate time right now.”

Fatone added “You know what, I think he is just playing it by ear. If it ain’t broke don’t fix it.”

Fatone will have a chance to catch up with Timberlake, 27, when Biel’s former 7th Heaven co-star gets hitched to her fiance Michael Camero.

“We’ve all known Beverly for a long time so we got invited,” Fatone told Us.

According to the L.A. Times, the ceremony will take place in Italy in October and Biel is a bridesmaid.

Biel, 26, is no rush to tie the knot.

“The actual idea of signing those papers and doing all this stuff … I’ve never been someone who’s like, ‘I have to, have to, have to have it,” Biel has said.

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Justin Timberlake may be a megastar, but the “SexyBack” singer still struggles to accept his artistry.

“It’s painful for me to either watch or listen to myself,” Timberlake told us recently. “But even when you’re not fully satisfied with the outcome, that’s what makes you hungry. But there is gratification in the fact that you a. make people smile, b. make people dance, c. make people laugh or d. make people make babies.”

Baby-making aside, Timberlake has a very unromantic take on the acting arena.

“Acting is a totally different process than music. Music is a study in the romanticizing of human behavior,” he explained. “I have found that acting is like the un-romanticizing, that’s not a word, it is the opposite of the romantics of human behavior.”

Perhaps JT just needs a good love scene, as it seems the aspiring actor only chooses gritty roles like a drug-dealing gang member in “Alpha Dog,” a disfigured Iraq war veteran in “Southland Tales” and a hairy, Speedo-wearing hockey player in “Love Guru.”

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