Backstreet Boys' Original Lineup Reuniting for NYC Show, New Album

The latest Backstreet Boy is back.

With Kevin Richardson join the band after his departure from 2006, the group met again with a show in Central Park on August 31 that will air on ABC's "Good Morning America."

"The atmosphere is fantastic," said member Nick Carter of the show. "It has revitalized and we are having so much fun."

The Backstreet Boys are also working on a follow-up, 2009's "This Is Us", which include Richardson. The album is due in spring 2013 to help celebrate the event the veteran of 20 years anniversary. The new group will be the group's eight studio album. The band is currently working with producer Martin Terefe (Mary J. Blige, Javier Colon) in a London studio.

Pitbull Bound for Alaska After Web Prank

Pitbull is heated Kodiak, Alaska.

The Miami rapper north after an online contest sponsored by Wal-Mart and Listerine obtained over 71,000 Facebook likes the location of Kodiak.

Competition between Wal-Mart locations got a boost from the humor website Something as big writers David Thorpe and Jon Hedren, who encouraged fans to vote for Twitter Kodiak Walmart - the farthest part of the chain. By Rolling Stone, the people of Alaska has a population of more than 6,000 people, or less than 10% of the tastes of the contest on Facebook. The competition concluded July 16.

"I heard that Kodiak, Alaska, is his favorite because he thinks someone was playing a joke," said the rapper in a video ad to discuss the trip. "You have to understand, I will go anywhere in the world for my fans ... I invite anyone who thinks it's a joke to Kodiak, Alaska, with me."

"Good news: I'll definitely go to Alaska with @ Pitbull" wrote Thorpe. "Bad news: I've been trying to grow a beard in preparation and is not going well."