(andPOP) - Not content with singing, acting, record producing and fashion designing, Justin Timberlake has found a new arena to tackle: TV producing.
The Grammy-winning Renaissance man will serve as an executive producer on "My Problem With Women," a new comedy show for NBC.
The project is adapted from a popular Peruvian show, "Mi Problema con las Mujeres," about a thirtysomething bachelor who goes to therapy in an attempt to understand his failed romances.
The Peruvian original launched in July and has been sold in 20 countries since then.
Timberlake is teaming up with production company Reveille to bring the show to U.S. television. Reveille previously developed BBC's "The Office" for NBC and the Spanish-language "Ugly Betty" for ABC.
In other Timberlake news, the 27-year-old is inducting Madonna into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame on Monday. They recently collaborated on her upcoming album "Hard Candy," which will hit stores in April.
Timberlake is currently shooting "The Open Road" with Jeff Bridges and Kate Mara, but those who want their JT fix sooner can catch him on the big screen in June, when "The Love Guru" co-starring Mike Myers and Jessica Alba opens in theatres.
