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While still a boy wunderkind, Aaron Carter was a pre-teen heartthrob (and younger brother of a Backstreet Boy!) and enjoyed all the attendant perks: crazed, screaming fans, platinum-selling albums, TV appearances, acting on Broadway and, most important, having his likeness immortalized in an action figure. In recent years, the now-26-year-old Carter has continued to release his hip-hop/dance-pop music, become a reality TV regular, experienced a little detour into rehab and filed for bankruptcy. But hey, Carter has yet to go Full Leif Garrett (which is a very good thing, trust us), and is currently on a 50-date tour for fans who are almost old enough to have teenage daughters who have no idea who he is.
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