The 32-year-old star considers himself a calm person but admits he loses his cool at times.

Timberlake revealed in an interview with British magazine Star: "I use everything as therapy. I play golf, write songs, punch pillows. We've all done it. You get so mad that you punch a wall and then you break your hand or something. It's like the dumbest thing we do as humans."

Timberlake stars in the Trouble with the Curve alongside Hollywood stars Clint Eastwood and Amy Adams.

The film features a love story between Justin and Amy's characters, and Timberlake has revealed why complicated on-screen characters are more interesting to play.

He added: "We don't want to go to the movie theatre to watch people be perfect. We think we're going to escape, but what we really start doing, as soon as the first frame of the movie starts rolling, is we look to relate.

"I love this movie - it treats you like you're intelligent and humorous and have a heart."

The hitmaker is gearing up to spend the next five months on his international Moonshine Jungle Tour.

Mars needs music to motivate him backstage, and has revealed his top tracks.

He told Entertainment Weekly: “Jackson 5. There’s a lot of that backstage, too. My favourite? That’s, like, the hardest question. ‘I Wanna Be Where You Are’ is a good one. Or something from Michael’s Off The Wall album: ‘Burn This Disco Out,’ you know that one? I play that a lot at rehearsal, just jam that.”

Mars says some of his choices leave him giggling before his onstage reveal.

He laughed: “We’ll put on the most ratchet music you can think of backstage. ‘O Let’s Do It’ by Waka Flocka was kind of our anthem for the last tour — every night before the show it’d be that one, so we’ll probably do it again, just for comfort reasons. We’ll jump around, taking shots — ‘Alright, let’s go!’ and then the curtain opens on a bunch of 14 year old girls."

Triggerfinger

‘I Follow Rivers’

No.1 in Poland, Austria, Holland and Belgium…

Single released July 8th 2013 on Dramatico

 from their album ‘All This Dancin’ Around’ released this April

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‘I Follow Rivers’ is the addictive new single from Belgium’s finest rock export, Triggerfinger. Ruben Block’s vocals are seductive on this track, in harmony with the sultry bass lines of Monsieur Paul. Meanwhile award winning drummer Mario Goossens supplies an imaginative twist, shifting from his usual kit to the humble spoons and a drinking glass.

This track, an acoustic cover of Lykke Li’s international hit, has irresistible character, with a more melodic sound than Triggerfinger’s previous singles while still oozing their signature rock and roll attitude. Originally recorded in a live radio session, it was an instant hit throughout Europe boosting the band’s international profile and causing a media hype within hours of being aired. So far it has amassed over 25 million hits on Youtube and the song stayed at number one for 9 weeks in Belgium, 13 weeks in Holland, as well as reaching number one in Austria and Poland, top 10 in Germany and top 20 in Switzerland.

‘I Follow Rivers’ is taken from their third album ‘All This Dancin’ Around’ which was released in the UK on April 15th this year. The album, recorded at the famous Sound City studio in Los Angeles, has a distinctive and original sound mixing garage and heavy rock with blues, astounding hooks and power riffs which truly capture the riveting power of their live performances. Triggerfinger’s strong bass lines and hard driving drums mix grandiose rock with Ruben Block’s smooth vocals adding moments of brooding introspection.

Having formed in 1998 Triggerfinger, who cite The Cramps, Howlin’ Wolf, The Black Crowes, The Cult and Led Zeppelin as their influences and are dubbed “the loudest band in Antwerp”, have toured relentlessly playing at clubs, pubs and festivals throughout Europe to develop their fierce and uncompromising sound.

One of Europe's most sought after and fiercely respected live bands, their recent support slots for Red Hot Chili Peppers, Within Temptation and Thin Lizzy have lifted the band to a new level. They were recently added to the line up to help The Rolling Stones celebrate their 50th at Hyde Park on July 6th, a huge honour for the band.

Triggerfinger are playing a special show London’s Borderline on July 5th to celebrate the new single and warm up for Hyde Park, tickets are available to buy now - http://mamacolive.com/theborderline/listings/upcoming-events/18406/triggerfinger-plus-broken-hands/

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Following the release of the critically acclaimed album ‘The Moon’s High Tide’ in 2012, Steve Bonham felt compelled to do something to help Ataxia UK after experiencing the neurological disorder second-hand through his long-time musical collaborator and friend Tim Gadsby.  Ataxia is a disorder that affects balance, co-ordination and speech and it rendered Tim unable to perform anymore with his buddy Steve.

Steve Bonham is a folk veteran and has collaborated with folk royalty such as ex-Saw Doctor Pearce Doherty, Jimmy Higgins (Irish band Altan) and Fairport Convention’s legendary Dave Pegg.

The single is being launched at Bellingham All Acoustic Mini BAA on Sunday, 5th May at BellinghamTown Hall.  Other acts appearing include The Monster Ceilidh Band (Gareth Davies-Jones and Carly Blain)

Steve’s ‘Get Your Boots on Tour’ aimed at raising awareness and funds for Ataxia is being launched at BAAfest on Sunday starting a growing sequence of dates through 2013.  This will include, starting 26th May, a week-long tour of venues all along Hadrian’s Wall with Steve walking along the wall from gig to gig.

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The 18-year-old hitmaker suffered a concussion on May 31 after running head first into a glass wall backstage at one of his concerts, but treated his French followers to an impromptu rendition of 'Baby', 'One Time' and 'Boyfriend' from Universal's balcony in the Latin Quarter.

Tweeting about the exciting event, which was incredibly well-received, he wrote: "Loved singing with all of you #WithDanKanter - just like old times. #AlwaysKidrauhl"

Dan Kanter, Bieber's guitarist and music director, added: "What an amazing singalong off the balcony in Paris again w/ JB. We should do that every 2 years! Memories for life."

Watch his loud-speaker balcony performance of 'Boyfriend' below: