New York Times:
Even though nostalgia hits every generation, it seems awfully early for 28-year-olds to be looking back. One possible explanation, say authors who focus on generational identity, is the impact of the terror attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. The political and economic climate of the late '90s had been as soothing as a Backstreet Boys ballad: no wars, unemployment as low as 4 percent, a $120 billion federal surplus.
Jon Chattman: Backstreet Boy Nick Carter: "Call Us What You Want to Call Us...We Really Don't Care"
Call them bubblegum. Call them a boy band. Call them, well seeing as how they're much older than any Jonas, Backstreet Men. It doesn't matter to Carter.
Naazish YarKhan: Writers Conference for Teens and Twenties? You bet!
Teens 'N Twenties Writers Conference (TNT) to be held Sept 19 in Indiana, reflects its dynamic abbreviation!
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First Posted: 07-23-09 11:01 AM | Updated: 08-23-09 05:12 AM