At the beginning of the film there's a montage of Jay & Seth smoking weed and goofing off in Seth's apartment set to the song "Backstreet's Back" by the Backstreet Boys. There's a quick throwaway joke about how awesome the Backstreet Boys are. Cut to the end of the movie...Craig, Seth & Jay are in heaven and Craig says you can have anything you want in heaven, all you have to do is wish for it. Seth wishes for a giant blunt, then asks Jay what he wished for. Jay snaps his fingers and "Backstreet's Back" starts playing. The Backstreet Boys then walk out and preform the song, and the movies ends with a giant synchronized dance number to that song with Craig, Seth & Jay dancing with all the angels in heaven.
As it turns out, the behind-the-scenes story of how the filmmakers got the BSB to agree to the scene isn’t much more complicated than that. “Jay has been a huge fan for a long time,” says McLean, who stopped by the EW offices last month with his bandmates to talk about their upcoming US tour and fifth album, In a World Like This. “They reached out to our management. They were done with shooting, but they didn’t have a good enough ending. They were like, ‘We’re screwed if you guys say no.’” So they said yes, dropping by to shoot the whole scene in one day in front of a greenscreen.
According to Dorough, this actually wasn’t the Boys first run-in with This Is the End co-writer, co-director, co-star Rogen. And it may not be the last, either. “We’ve actually created a really interesting relationship with Seth,” Dorough says. “He owes us a favor now. We might see if he’ll either direct our first music video [for the single "In a World Like This"] or cameo.”
This book is Nick Carter’s autobiography/self-help hybrid in which he chronicles his struggles with a dysfunctional family and the uimaginable rigors of becoming an internationally successful pop-star at the age of 12. From his battle with addiction to serious health complications and the pain of his younger sister’s tragic death, Nick leaves nothing to the imagination and offers true and heartfelt advice to help readers overcome obstacles in their own lives.
Nick Carter, best known as an incredibly talented member of the Backstreet Boys, has endured a very public struggle with addiction, family turmoil and health issues since the tender age of twelve years old. Together with the rest of the wildly successful boy band, he recorded multiple albums beginning in the1990s and continues to record and perform with them in 2013. Riding the wave of BSB's worldwide fame, Nick also released two solo albums and starred in a hit reality TV show, “House of Carters,” with his four siblings before the tragic death of his sister, Leslie. Carter has not made a secret of his ongoing fight with drug and alcohol abuse over the years he's spent in the public eye, but this book is his first complete account of his tumultuous life and pop star lifestyle. Determined to use his own story to help change the lives of others battling their own demons, Nick writes this book with an open heart and a deep desire for truth and honesty.
Introduction
Chapter 1: For Leslie and For You
Chapter 2: Past Matters
Chapter 3: My BSB Family
Chapter 4: Driving Blind
Chapter 5: The Night of the Zombies
Chapter 6: Cool Springs Rehab
Chapter 7: The House of Carters Collapse
Chapter 8: Heart Sick
Chapter 9: The Comeback
Chapter 10: The Day-to-Day Challenges and Rewards
Acknowledgments
