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Pearlman loses Orlando home
(AP)
07-Sep-2007
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AP - Boy-band mogul Lou Pearlman is losing his lakefront Orlando home and a New Jersey condominium in bankruptcy proceedings, as he faces separate federal charges of defrauding a bank out of $20 million.
Backstreet Boys Unite!
(E! Online)
25-Jul-2007
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E! Online - Everybody: Backstreet's back, alright.
Backstreet Boys Make New Album
25-Jul-2007
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Backstreet's back, all right! Following their seemingly indefinite hiatus, the man-band will return despite member Kevin Richardson's June 2006 departure. The forthcoming Backstreet Boys album
Boy band mogul ordered to stay in jail
(AP)
12-Jul-2007
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AP - A federal judge on Wednesday ordered the creator of the Backstreet Boys and 'N Sync to stay behind bars while attorneys prepare his case.
Boy band mogul Pearlman faces Florida fraud case
(Reuters)
11-Jul-2007
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Reuters - Former boy band impresario Lou
Pearlman, known for launching the 'N Sync and Backstreet Boys
bands, refused on Wednesday to enter a plea to fraud charges in
an alleged $100 million swindle.
Pearlman back in Orlando to face charges
(AP)
11-Jul-2007
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AP - The creator of the Backstreet Boys and 'N Sync is back in Florida to face charges of defrauding a bank out of $20 million.
Pearlman appears at hearing in Guam
(AP)
19-Jun-2007
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AP - The man who created the Backstreet Boys and 'N Sync agreed to be returned to Florida from Guam to face a federal bankruptcy charge, officials said Monday.
Lou Pearlman to be transferred to Fla.
(AP)
18-Jun-2007
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AP - The man who created the Backstreet Boys and 'N Sync agreed to be returned to Florida from Guam to face a federal bankruptcy charge, officials said Monday.
Fugitive Boy Band Manager Busted
(E! Online)
15-Jun-2007
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E! Online - The man who foisted the Backstreet Boys and 'N Sync on the world is kissing his freedom bye bye bye.
Complaint details Pearlman allegations
(AP)
15-Jun-2007
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AP - Federal authorities allege the creator of the Backstreet Boys and 'N Sync defrauded a bank by securing nearly $20 million in personal and business loans with fake documents from a nonexistent accounting firm.
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