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Say what you will about Justin Timberlake, he’s certainly not lazy. The 40-year-old singer/actor/wardrobe apologist has kept himself busy ever since he split with NSYNC nearly 20 years ago. He’s conquered the pop music scene with solo records, charmed filmgoers in multiple genres, and used toys from the 60s to make kids jump around. Now that he’s a bearded middle-aged family man years removed from the curly-haired playboy two decades ago, his career should obviously reflect that. And since his last album, 2018’s country-roots-pop mashup
Man of the Woods, bricked with critics and audiences, Timberlake is betting his image on his movie career.
But not so fast.
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences doesn t even begin its Oscar nomination voting period until March 5 (the Oscar nominees will be announced on March 15), and a lot can still happen between now and then. Additionally, there are major differences in terms of composition and inclination between the groups that determine the noms for the Golden Globes, SAG Awards and Oscars.
Golden Globe nominations are decided by roughly 90 Los Angeles-based journalists for foreign media outlets; SAG noms are determined by approximately 2,500 randomly selected U.S.-based members of SAG-AFTRA, the world s largest union of actors; and acting Oscar noms reflect the tastes of 1,363 (by last count) of members of the actors branch of the Academy, an organization comprised of people based all around the world.
Nathaniel Rateliff Debuts a Solo Rendition of Redemption From Palmer (EXCLUSIVE)
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The streaming premiere of Justin Timberlake’s “Palmer” was touted by Apple TV Plus as powering its ‘“most-watched weekend” since the platform debuted just over a year ago. The film has Timberlake playing Eddie Palmer, who returns home from prison and bonds with a boy from a troubled home.
However, it’s singer Nathaniel Rateliff’s end-credits song, “Redemption,” garnering awards buzz for as the race for best original song continues.
Variety has the exclusive premiere of his solo acoustic rendering of the theme song (below).