Justin Bieber has a mouthful of Spongebob Squarepants, for Teen Vogue. For the October 2010 issue, of the magazine for fashionable infants, Bieber sucks down a Spongebob ice lolly. He also wears roll neck sweaters, because it’s cold in October. I guess. Whatever. Oh, and he looks like he’s posing for his passport photo in some of the pictures. More below and excerpts from his interview.
Kim Kardashian on Tonight Show w/ Jay Leno, Tuesday, discussing Justin Bieber.
Kim Kardashian was on Tonight Show With Jay Leno Tuesday August 31, 2010.
I’d actually forgotten Leno was even a thing, until I heard about this. But, these quotes are pretty interesting. There has been a big deal made of the relationship between Kardashian and 16-year-old Justin Bieber. The 29-year-old hadn’t been winning herself any tweenage girl fans after being seen grabbing a bite to eat with/ posing for multiple TwitPics with/ posing for an Elle photo shoot with the singer. She did once, after getting death threats on Twitter, clarify that she wasn’t being a gross old pedo by flirting with the school-age star. That seems to have done nothing but fan the flames. Again, for Leno, Kardashian clarifies that she does not have a crush on someone barely over half her age. Addressing controversy surrounding her remarks that she would date Bieber if he was of legal age, Kardashian now says, ‘I’m almost 30, this is illegal, this is disgusting.’ She continues, hoping to end the scandal, ‘He’s a cute kid and that’s it.’
The world was a happier shinier place, full of glittery unicorns prancing through the meadows and flowing streams of chocolate, earlier today, when Justin Bieber’s Baby video was temporarily pulled from YouTube. It was a happier place as the video was pulled from its VEVO video channel on YouTube.com over a copyright claim made by MMJ Productions. Now, sadly, the video is back. So the chocolate river will be left to run dry and the unicorns will be… um… sent to live with a nice family in the countryside where you’re not allowed to visit.
This isn’t the first time a video, from an official channel, has been pulled or blocked in this way. It’s the dumbest thing ever, but it happens more than one would think. Despite disappearing for a while, and being replaced by the copyright claim above, all of its views remain and its still the highest-rated YouTube music video; surpassing the number of views for Bad Romance.
Justin Bieber Baby video, most-viewed on YouTube, was pulled and put back.
The womb from which Justin Bieber was born only six weeks ago will not be baring all in Playboy magazine. It had been widely reported (by everyone else) that the mother of 16-year-old singer Bieber, Pattie Lynn Mallette, was going to pose for the adult magazine. The original story was from Zack Taylor, and with no proof whatsoever was picked up by most other media outlets. The deal, which never existed, was reportedly worth $50,000. Though, it’s not like the mother of a singer who’s probably making that per day needs the cash. She’s hardly on foodstamps until her cash cow son can scrape together his first million. Gossip Cop clarifies that the rumour of any deal is fabricated. Bieber’s rep states that reports of any supposed offer or deal with his mother are ‘absolutely false’.
Justin Bieber featuring Usher Somebody to Love remix music video premiere.
I can’t quite bring myself to care about Justin Bieber, even though it appears he’s intermittently being molested by a certain Kardashian sister. Nor can I quite bring myself to watch more of this video than the first 3 seconds (to check that it plays). However, I do care about upsetting people. A lot. And I’m going to spend the weekend LOLing at the thought of luring fans of 16-year-old Bieber (and the odd lost Usher fan) only to have them realise the abundance of boob jokes and pictures of Lady Gaga’s ass don’t really warrant any more of their attention. If you hate yourself, your life, and the ears of those within range, be sure to play this video in its entirety. Otherwise, do join me for a martini on the lido deck.
16-year-old Justin Bieber may have turned into a petulant brat. Assuming he wasn’t a petulant brat before he became famous, that is. Colour me shocked.
Bieber took to his Twitter yesterday, to deny claims he swore at a TV floor manager during Australian breakfast show Sunrise. He is accused by Sunrise co-host Peter Koch, who spoke to Sydney’s Mix 106.5 radio station Wednesday (as reported by The Daily Telegraph), of turning off his nice switch and cursing just before he performed on the show during a promo visit to Sydney in April.
“We had him on and he was a thoroughly nice bloke… really decent guy,” Koch [said]. “(But) our floor manager was directing him to where he was about to perform and (Bieber) turned around and said to him: ‘Don’t ever f***ing touch me again’.” Koch said the stunned floor manager was re-assured by Bieber’s regular sound technician that “he tells us that all the time”. Koch said Bieber had a filthy mouth and needed to be disciplined for his behavior on the show. “I thought, ‘Maybe someone needs to drag you aside and give you bit of a slap’.” [My Fox LA]
Later that Wednesday, Bieber pulled his overgrown bowl cut bangs to one side so he could see well enough to Twitter. On @JustinBieber he refuted these claims.
This will have minimal commentary… as I’m laughing so hard I need to poop right now… and I should probably be on the toilet, not at my desk, if I’m doing that.
[Justin] Bieber, 16, will compete in the Best New Artist category and was nominated for the awards alongside such prominent Black performers as rapper Jay-Z, who led the field with five nominations, and his wife Beyonce, who scored four. The BET Awards typically honor Black singers, actors, actresses and athletes, but officials described Bieber as a cross-over artist. “Bieber has crossed the color boundaries the same way that hip-hop has crossed the boundaries the other way for a number of years,” said Stephen Hill, BET’s President of Music Programing and Specials. “He’s had rhythm in his music,” said Hill. “He makes the type of music our audience likes.” Bieber, who hails from a small Canadian town, has become a global sensation after his mother posted videos of him singing on YouTube. His latest album, My World 2.0, debuted at No.1 on the Billboard charts in March. A division of Viacom, BET is the leading television network for African-American audiences. [Reuters News]
Below is Justin Bieber, BET Award 2010 nominee, at Sydney airport, last month.
Justin Bieber is one tough toddler: he’s potty-trained, eating solids, and only needs the lights on after watching a really scary movie. Bieber is 16-years-old; an age at which I gather it may have been illegal for Son of a Gun Tattoo Parlor, Toronto, Canada, to have tattooed him. Despite seeming to have broken the law, there are photos of Bieber laying in the shop itself. Yeah, I love for people to be taking pictures while I’m doing things that are illegal. For example, I stole a pen once and my friend filmed it on his iPhone. Wild times, dudes. Wild times.
The pictures of the tattoo actually surfaced in April of this year, prompting questions of whether it was real. If the parlour pictures are real… it seems so.
Bestweekever.tv has done the next, most legal, thing to laying our hands on Justin Bieber’s tattoo (technically illegal). We’ve got the photos to prove that his tattoo even exists, straight out of the Son of a Gun tattoo parlor in Toronto, Canada, where the 16-year-old Bieber dropped trou to receive his first tattoo, of a small bird on his hip. Speculation arose alongside teenage shrieks of desire a few days ago when photos of Bieber playing football sans shirt on a Sydney beach surfaced. The small tattoo on his pelvis appears to be [...] a bird in flight. Turns out it’s a Bieber tradition, as many members of his family sport bird tattoos on their wrist. Justin’s dad Jeremy Bieber was alongside Justin as the tattoo artist went to work, defacing the body of America’s sole angel. [Best Week Ever]
There are two pictures of the Bieber tattoo; one getting inked and one after.
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