No More Lies for Lance
"A little announcement and you're everywhere," says Lance Bass, downplaying his huge confession when he came out on the cover on People magazine. "It's 2006, it shouldn't even be a story."
Bass made an appearance at an Entertainment Weekly party and admitted he thinks all the media attention is a bit overwhelming. "Personally, nothing has changed, I have the same friends, the same family, it's been amazing. But I think business wise it's been crazy 'cuz everyone's paying attention to what I'm doing now."
Though he's been under the radar the last few years, the former 'NSYNC-er says he has both a video countdown show and a CW pilot in the works and is happy his recent confession isn't affecting his professional life.
"I'm totally happy, I'm like a completely different person," says Bass. "You know, it just sucks with all the lies you have to tell especially being in this business and now, it's just like, 'Wow, I don't have to tell any lies to get jobs and stuff' so it's very cool."
