Music icon Justin Timberlake was accused by authorities of ignoring a stop sign and veering out of his lane in the upscale beachfront summer escape of Sag Harbor,

N.Y. was arrested on DUI charges in a Hamptons village Tuesday morning.

Around 12:30 AM, the former boy, band member, now pursuing his own music and acting career, was pulled over by a police, officer in Sag Harbor while driving a 2025 BMW.

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It was discovered that he was intoxicated, as per a court record.

‘He had bloodshot, glassy eyes, his breath had a strong alcohol stench, he was unable to focus, his speech had slowed,

he was unsteady when moving, and he did poorly on all of these things.’ standardized field sobriety tests, according to the court filings.

After being arraigned in Sag Harbor, Timberlake, 43, was later released without posting bail on Tuesday morning.

His next court date was set for July 26, according to the Suffolk County district attorney’s office, and he was charged with a DWI misdemeanor.

The Associated Press made inquiries for comment to Timberlake’s attorneys and reps, but they did not respond right away.

When Timberlake was younger, he performed as a Disney Mouseketeer, sharing the stage with Britney Spears, who would later become his girlfriend.

He first gained recognition as a member of the massive boy band NSYNC. In 2002, he started a solo music career, and in the early 2000s,
he was one of the most significant personalities in pop.

With a mastery of pop and R&B styles, he has received ten Grammy awards for his songs including ‘Can’t Stop The Feeling,’

‘What Goes Around…Comes Around,’ ‘Cry Me A River,’ and ‘Sexy Back’ He has been in numerous Super Bowl halftime displays,

including the well-known one in 2004 when he tore off a piece of Janet Jackson’s garment, exposing her nude nipple.

Jackson was left out of the Grammy telecast a week later as a result of the incident.

In a 2022 documentary, she stated that she and Timberlake remained close friends and that what had happened was an accident.

In addition, Timberlake had a successful acting career, winning four Primetime Emmy Awards and receiving praise for his roles in films including ‘The Social Network’ and ‘Friends With Benefits.’

When Spears published her memoir, ‘The Woman in Me,’ last year, Valentino made headlines.

A number of chapters were Their relationship was the subject of several chapters, which included extremely intimate details regarding an abortion,

difficult breakup, and pregnancy. His first new album in six years, the sentimental ‘Everything I Thought It Was,’ was published in March. It features a return to his signature future funk style.

After two gigs this Friday and Saturday in Chicago, Timberlake will perform twice the following week on Tuesday and Wednesday at Madison Square Garden in New York.

Nestled among the Hamptons, approximately 100 miles (160 kilometers) east of New York City,
lies Sag Harbor, a former whaling community featured in Herman Melville’s beloved novel ‘Moby-Dick.’

For years, Sag Harbor, which is situated on a bay, was known for being more grounded and ‘un-Hampton’ than its neighbors who were on the coast;

it was a site where people congregated rather than at a rural estate however, at The Corner Bar, a corner bar. A five-and-dime store still stands,

and the most elegant location to stay in the town is the charming American hotel from the mid-1900s.

Writers such as Billy Joel, Nobel Prize winner John Steinbeck, feminist Betty Friedan, Pulitzer Prize winner Colson Whitehead,

dramatist Lanford Wilson, and singer-songwriter Billy Joel have long been notable inhabitants and homeowners of the community.

The summertime retreat of generations of Black families is the setting for Whitehead’s ‘Sag Harbor,’ especially in the beachside community.

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Cruise ships, as well as celebrities and wannabes, have made Sag Harbor their destination of choice in recent decades.

Some lifelong locals have expressed dissatisfaction with traffic, crowds, and a shifting character due to its changing nature.