The band's Web site, www.nkotb.com, which had been dormant, is now back up and running in anticipation of the official announcement, which the source says will be made in the next few weeks.
The site currently features a television graphic with a fuzzy, flickering photos of NKOTB in their heyday, and a link inviting fans to sign up for info.
The boy band, which made legions of tweens swoon in the early '90s, selling more than 50 million albums, became a worldwide phenomenon before calling it quits in 1994.
Eighteen years later, they're still "Hangin' Tough." The oldest "Kid," Jonathan Knight, now a real estate developer, will turn 40 later this year. Since the band's demise, former members Donnie Wahlberg, 38, and Joey McIntyre, 35, have seen acting success, while Danny Wood, 38, has worked as a music producer and Knight's brother, Jordan, 37, has continued to record.
,Me and my sister used to argue over who was better New Kids On The Block or Kiss.well Kiss has stood the test of time and have more gold albums than any american group in the history of rock music.we had this discussion in '89 and a little over a year or so later the New Kids faded into the mist.next is was Vanilla Ice and how he was better than Guns N Roses,lol.I knew back then both these teen sensations were fads and a flash in the pan.
