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New Kids on the Block Speak Out on Upcoming Tour, Album

May 19, 2008 6:03 PM ET

During a visit to the RS offices last week before their big Today show comeback performance, New Kids on the Block sat down to chat about what can be expected of their new album, what's in store for their upcoming tour and what their experience has been with Korean school girls. Click above for all the stories from Jordan, Joey, Jonathan, Donnie and Danny.

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