FOR Backstreet Boys' Howie Dorough, being 38 and in a boy band isn't weird at all. "When we started, a boy band was just a group of boys singing together," he explains.

"And we still get called that, but you know what? We've learned to accept it. It's great to be called anything these days and to still be going strong."

Performing tonight in Adelaide, Howie says the band, inclu...

Howie Dorough isn’t the most popular Backstreet Boy, and he knows it.

He doesn’t have the youthful charisma of Nick Carter, the blond-bombshell looks of either Carter or Brian Littrell, or the bad-boy appeal of A.J. McLean. All the same, Dorough considers himself “the glue within the guys” — a solid, steady and comforting face for ...

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The Backstreet Boys and New Kids On The Block are back, in the form of a superband. And London has Nineties fever

Girls: hands up who had a favourite boyband member in the Nineties. And hands up all the boys who were jealous. The boyband phenomena – the bleach-white smiles and poster-covered walls – didn’t elude many. So the comeback of the decade for anyone who was a pop-loving pre-teen two decades ago has to be NKOTBSB.

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