but apparently, him and ryan gosling had a bet on who would kiss me first when they were 12 years oldand said he won the bet. and i was like, oh! okay. so we don't kiss again. >> jimmy: yeah, wow, that's, now did they know about these stories in the book? >> i mean, no. but that's just a little part. >> jimmy: yeah, well, that's something else. how much did they bet? did you ever find out? >> what? >> jimmy: how much did they bet? >> i don't even know what they bet. lord knows. i'd have to ask justin. >> jimmy: ryan gosling, you never had a crush on him? >> i was 12, i was like, this guy's so cool, he's from canada. i don't know where that is on the map. but i really think that's amazing and there was something so cute about him. >> jimmy: i still feel that way about him. i really do. this is crazy. >> but justin won the bet. >> jimmy: have your parents read the book? >> they have. >> jimmy: they have. you went to fire your dad at one point. is that something you talk about? >> di do talk about in the book that was a very hard thing to do. he was my manager, and that was our relations

apparently, he and ryan gosling had a bet on who would kiss me first when they were 12 years old and he texted ryan and said he won the bet. >> jessica told jimmy kimmel that the justin timberlake kiss happened right after her divorce from nick and she tells that in her new memoir "open book." >> she did not get cast, but it was just serve years latven yea she made it all on her own and we saw where it all began. church. >> this is the sanctuary of the church. yes. this is where i would sing ever since i was wee big. ♪ amazing grace >> nationally discovered while singing at her native texas parish, it wasn't until she got the attention of columbia records that she took off. >> when i first saw my single it was breath take. ♪ i want to love you forever >> her debut single "i want to love you forever," a duet with then-boyfriend nick lachey. we were with the couple as they shot the video released on valentine's day. >> i think we're making people nauseous. a little too lovy dovy for people around here. >> jessica and nick parlayed their undeniable chemistry into a successful reality se

made it clear that's not going to happen but rather stay for good as our 2 senior correspondent ryan gosling or 4. of us are familiar with the situation you invite someone over to say a friend they stay and stay and stay you drop a hint you know it's getting late on the head but they just don't get it. america is a force for good in the middle east and a delegation sam to iraq would be dedicated to discussing how to be recommit to our strategic partnership not to discuss troop withdrawal what complicates things is that your unwelcome guest is heavily armed and has a tendency to how do you put this kill your other guests you call make this up americans kill an iranian general in iraq iran then shoots back a bunch of ballistic missiles in revenge out of iraq i mean these poor rocky guys they've done nothing and everyone's bombing them so you can understand if they're a little sick of it all and point to the door we want to restart the civil war again among the shia we don't want this to happen we are not a battlefield between the usa and iran so whoever wants to heed the usa should do that out

chasez, ryan gosling, britney spears. >> that's like the 1927 yankees in terms of pop. ♪ oh baby babys coming out of that girl? >> the end of the '90s is a really precarious strange time for music because mtv stops playing music videos and starts doing some more kind of reality television programming which everyone's like that's never going to take off. >> music would be as much or more in people's lives than it ever had been, but the economics of it would vanish. ♪ another turning point ♪ a fork stuck in the road ♪ time grabs you by the wrist ♪ directs you where to go >> the '90s represented being who you are. this is the kind of music i'm going to make and i don't care who likes it and who doesn't like it, and i'm not going to sound like anybody else. this is who i am. >> people were starving for authenticity, they were starving for what the real experience was, the messy, chaotic, fallible experience of being human. and the '90s gave complete green light permission for that to be explored. >> you talk about this band a lot. then you go oh, wait a minute. you can't talk about the '9

or, like, i've had multiple times -- like, once, i was playing a chicken who was in love with ryan gosling>> seth: yeah. >> but he can't because she's a chicken and he's on the run. and i was like, "oh, you're like thinking about this. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> and i like literally, like, to me it was just like, "bwak bwak!" [ laughter ] i was like, "i never thought twice about a single thing i've done." >> seth: oh, people -- there would be times where someone say, like, "hey, the host has some questions about this character. and i'd be like, "oh, all i know is where they stand and what they say." [ laughter ] >> yes >> seth: like, i put no thought into their past, and i have no thoughts about their future. it's like, "what was this guy doing last week? i'm like, i don't [ bleep know, there was a different host last week. [ laughter ] >> it definitely like reveals how absolutely simpleminded i am because i'm like, you want me to stand where? be loud? you got it." [ laughter ] >> seth: boom! cash the check >> and hey, it's working out >> seth: it's working out, eight seasons! [ cheers