A new documentary, 'Boy Band Confidential,' reveals that the 1990s US boyband 98 Degrees had an age-of-consent manual during their first tour, as their record label sought to prevent legal issues.

NSYNC member Joey Fatone is producing 'Boy Band Confidential,' a two-part docuseries for Investigation Discovery, exploring the dark side of 1990s boy band fame with interviews from Lance Bass, AJ McLean, Nick Lachey, and Boyz II Men’s Wanya Morris and Shawn Stockman. The trailer has been released, and the special is set to air on ID on April 13 and 14.

In the new docu-series "Boy Band Confidential," Nick Lachey disclosed that 98 Degrees was provided with an "age of consent" guide for each state during their initial tour.

A prolonged and unusual March heat wave is affecting cities across the US West, with temperatures in San Francisco reaching the 80s and Los Angeles hitting 98 degrees Fahrenheit, making winter feel like summer.

Nick Lachey recounted a "super shady" incident from 98 Degrees' first tour where someone provided the band with a book detailing age of consent laws across US states.