Justin Bieber Late for London Show, Issues Apology

After a reported two-hour delay at a London performance, Justin Bieber issued an apology today on Twitter.

On March 4, Justin Bieber reportedly showed up two hours late for a performance, angering fans and their parents in the process. In response, the “Boyfriend” singer issued a statement on March 5, in which he mentions technical issues and his uneven relationship with the media.

Writing on Twitter, the pop star opened with: “Since i have been here it hasn't been easy with the press at times but i have loved it. so let me say this…”

Bieber then explains that he was scheduled to go on at 9:35 p.m., after three opening acts. However, “technical issues” delayed his appearance to 10:10 p.m., giving many concertgoers a choice to see his show or miss the train after paying over $100 for tickets. Reports of the incident include fans booing at 9:30 p.m. Because of this, he said: “[T]here is no excuse for that and I apologize for anyone we upset. However it was great show and Im proud of that.”

Bieber closed with: “I never have any intent to upset or let anyone down. and Im not okay with things being exaggerated. once again sorry for anyone upset. now we have a show to do today and Im gonna focus on the positive and put on a great show tonight here in London.”

Tonight is the singer’s second night out of four total performances at the O2 Arena. Adjustments to the set time have apparently been made. Since the incident, the venue apologized on its Twitter page

Should Justin Bieber Remake 'Fear'? Reese

Actress talks dishes about rumors during 'MTV First: This Means War,' airing tonight at 7:56 p.m. on MTV and MTV.com!

 few weeks back, a rumor hit the Internet that Justin Bieber wanted to remake "Fear," his pal Mark Wahlberg's classic thriller. Being that Wahlberg and Bieber already have a project in the works, it wouldn't be too off base for the teen star to try his hand at the creepy film that follows a young man (Walhberg) who becomes obsessed with his teen girlfriend (Reese Witherspoon) and goes on a dangerous rampage when the romance turns sour.

Witherspoon will sit down with MTV News on Tuesday (January 31) for an exclusive interview and premiere of a previously unseen clip from her upcoming film, "This Means War." The special, "MTV First: This Means War," will air at 7:56 p.m. ET on MTV and MTV.com. And, during that chat, she has an interesting reaction to the news that her film may get a new-millennium remake.

"Oh, really? Fine, great. That'd be cool. Would he be playing me, or is he playing Mark Wahlberg?" she wondered. "Is it like a girl who harasses the family, like a stalker who can't leave him alone? That would be good, right? I mean girls get crazy about him. Yeah, he's very talented."

Much like MTV First: Reese Witherspoon" hits MTV on Tuesday at 7:56 p.m. ET, check out Reese's first-ever, totally adorable MTV interview, when she opened up in 1991 at the age of 14 about what drew her to Hollywood. And make sure to stick with Reese's chat when it moves to MTV.com after an exclusive clip premieres Tuesday on MTV!