Archive for February, 2009
Musique Plus in Montreal interviewed Nick while he was there for his birthday celebration. He talks about why he celebrated in Canada and the new album.
You can download it here.
The new album info section has been updated with info about Max Martin working with them recently. Plus some other writers and producer.s
There’s video of Nick’s bday party in LA over at TMZ.
Thanks to Jae for capturing the video. Download here.
Thanks to Jennie we now have the People Magazine scans.
You can now download the People.com video. Thanks to Kimberly for capturing and Stephanie for the orginal mpg of the video I converted to wmv.
Download here. Or you can watch it at the media vault.
After 10 years of struggling with alcohol and drugs, Backstreet Boy Nick Carter knew he had a problem. But nothing could make him stop for more than a few months at a time – not a DUI, a bar brawl, or even his ballooning weight, which reached 224 lbs.
After experiencing mild chest discomfort and fatigue on while on tour with his band in Europe last spring, Carter scheduled a series of tests with a Florida cardiologist.
But the night before his results were due back, Carter, 29, fell into a familiar routine: “I went out and just went nuts,” Carter tells PEOPLE in its new issue. “I drank so much and I did a bunch of blow. I felt like I was trying to kill myself – because I didn’t want to get the results.”
See an exclusive PEOPLE video of Carter opening up about his struggles
E! Daily 10 also showed some footage from Nick’s People Magazine shoot and interview.
Download here.
Credit Kaos-Online.com if you share anywhere else.
Inside Edition will talk about Nick’s People magazine interview and will show some of the magazine. This is on tonight it varies in different cites at what time it will be on so check your local listings.
Thanks to musikchik19 at LD for the info.
Update: I captured this. If you share elsewhere please credit to Kaos-Online.com. You can download the video here.
I also made some some screen caps of the photoshoot from the Inside Edition video. You can view them at the gallery here.
Former pop idol NICK CARTER faces a daily struggle staying sober after doctors warned the BACKSTREET BOY a booze binge could kill him. The 29-year-old sought medical help last year (08), after suffering from chest pains.
Doctors in Florida diagnosed him with cardiomyopathy; a build up of toxins that prevents the heart from pumping blood efficiently.
The condition was blamed on the years of binge drinking and drug taking that had caused Carter’s weight to balloon and his health to deteriorate – and medics warned him he’d end up dead if he didn’t stop.
He tells People magazine, “My doctors said, ‘You need to change your lifestyle.’