Austin Mahone Shares Pic With Justin Bieber

Austin Mahone Shares Pic With Justin Bieber

YouTube sensation Austin Mahone stopped by The Elvis Duran Show Z100 last week while in town for his sold out Best Buy Theater show, which he sold out in less than an hour. While at The Elvis Duran Show for a LIVE performance and interview, the 16-year-old ran into none other than his idol Justin Bieber. 

Elvis Duran tweeted with the attached picture: "BREAKING NEWS! @ Justin Bieber + @AustinMahone met for the first time right here in the @ElvisDuran studio!" 

"Met my inspiration @justinbieber Finally(: THANK U @ElvisDuran," Austin tweeted back. "This was the best day of my life(:" 

OMG! Too much teen heartthrob in one pic. 

Do you like the pic of Biebs + Mahone? 

One of the Justin Bieber's album Track was written by the gay love affairs.

One of the Justin Bieber's album Track was written by the gay love affairs.

Los Angeles: The 18-year-old pop star recorded Bigger for his first album My World  it was about two men breaking up.

However, songwriter Frank Ocean, recently revealed details about the track and his sexuality.

He said: "Four summers ago, I met somebody. I was 19 years old. He was too. We spent that summer, and the summer after, together. It was hopeless."

Def Jam record label founder, Russell Simmons, wrote in a post that he is moved by Frank's ''courage and honesty.''

He wrote on his Global Grind website Wednesday (04.07.12): ''Today is a big day for hip-hop. Your decision to go public about your sexual orientation gives hope and light to so many young people still living in fear.''

Flea of rock band Red Hot Chili Peppers tweeted: ''Strong move by Frank Ocean, makes me happy.''

Justin starts Drinking

Justin Bieber starts drinking.

The 18 years old popstar Justin Bieber starts drinking alcohol just after releasing of his new album "Believe".

Justin Bieber Tour to South Africa unconfirmed

The 18 years old pop singer Justin Bieber unconfirmed his tour to South Africa.

The tweet which was published on 23:30 Tuesday, after Bieber hinting big news about his tours. This is what he updated:

                "oh yeah...and just agreed to routing for EUROPE, RUSSIA, MIDDLE EAST, ASIA, AUSTRALIA and NZ, South America, and S AFRICA BELIEVE TOUR dates," the teen star tweeted.

no dates have been announced and also no promoters confirmed tour.big concerts says they will update Biebers fans when any concert will confirmed 2012-13.

His lattest album, Believe, has reached the top spot in 30 countries, and the No. 1 spot on the Billboard album chart, and became the biggest debut sales week for an album in 2012, surpassing Madonna's MDNA. 

The top single "boyfriend" reached first at apple itunes store just few hours after  releasing.Social media has been abuzz this morning with fans tweeting in glee, but most recent tweets have been jokes like “Justin Bieber is coming to South Africa. As Cartman wud say "If this is what's cool, I'm goin home to kill myself. Goodbye friends!

Justin Bieber misses his high school graduation ceremony

Justin Bieber misses his high school graduation ceremony.

The 18 years old pop star Justin misses his high school ceremony because of his new album "single" promotion.

The 18 years old Super singer earned a diploma from St. Michael Catholic Secondary School in his native Ontario, "We are very proud of Justin and all of the other 192 graduates of St Michael School, however, we're not at liberty to discuss any personal plans or information about Justin or any other graduate," said Tim Doherty, school's principal.

Justin Bieber Gets Upset With Fans For Being Disrespectful At Airport.

While waiting for his girlfriend Selena Gomez at Pearson International Airport in Toronto, Canada, on Friday Justin Bieber asked his overzealous fans to back off.

In video posted on Hollywoodlife.com, the pop star is spotted telling dozens of fans to be patient as they requested autographs.

He says, "Do I not have any right as a human being to wait for my own girlfriend? Why do you have to be so impatient... I've been here waiting for my girlfriend.

"I'm still a human being, I have a right to wait for my own girlfriend... You're not being very respectful at all. I feel very disrespected with all you guys waiting. You say you're really my fans, but then why are you doing this?"

The singer has been giving free shows around the globe for a forthcoming TV special. On Monday her performed at the famous Apollo theater in New York before it was cut short due to a power outage.

Was he justified in chastizing his fans for to leave him alone? What do you think? Watch the video below:

Congressman Uses Justin Bieber & Selena Gomez To Make A Point About Immigration Laws

Congressman Uses Justin Bieber & Selena Gomez To Make A Point About Immigration Laws.

On Wednesday, a politician used Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez to highlight flaws in Arizona's tough immigration law. During a debate at the U.S. House of Representatives, Congressman Luis Gutierrez used the couple as an example of how complicated the law is.

The controversial legislation, which was passed in 2010, allow Arizona police to detain anyone suspected of being an illegal immigrant.

Displaying a photo of Gomez, who was born in Texas but is of Mexican ancestry, next to her Canadian boyfriend, he declared, "These young people have overcome their very different national origins and become, apparently, a happy couple. I'm sure Justin helped Gomez learn all about American customs and feel more at home in her adopted country.

"Oh wait a minute, I'm sorry, because I'm not a trained Arizona official - I somehow got that backwards. Actually, Miss Gomez of Texas has helped Mr. Bieber of Canada learn about his adopted country. Justin, when you perform in Phoenix, remember to bring your papers."

Other stars who have condemned the new law include Lady Gaga, Jessica Alba, Kanye West and Eva Longoria.

Justin Bieber Graduates From High School

Justin Bieber is an official high school graduate.

The 18 year old earned his diploma from St. Michael Catholic Secondary School in his native Stratford, Ontario among the Class of 2012, which was announced at the school's commencement last week.


The pop star did not attend the graduating celebration, which appears to be his last link to education as he has no plans to attend university.


During a recent appearance on The Late Show With David Letterman he told the host, "I can't say I'm never gonna, like, go to college but at this point I'm not, like, planning on it."




Justin also talked about turning 18 and now having the ability to vote. In Canada...

My World

My World

Within a couple years, Canadian teenager Justin Bieber went from covering Usher on YouTube to working with Usher. An internet sensation from his renditions of several pop and pop-oriented R&B hits, he was still only 15 years old when he released this, his first album -- though it's more like an EP since it contains only seven songs that are 25 minutes in duration. Given the comfort level he showed in the material he covered, My World plays it straight, based on the kind of age-appropriate content that would fill out a release from a younger Chris Brown or a junior version of Ne-Yo. Members of the Clutch, Midi Mafia, “Tricky” Stewart, Usher, and a handful of other notable producers and songwriters grant Bieber a set of songs that isn't quite top-level quality, but the singer more than gets by on his squeaky-clean charm and natural ability. Andy Kellman, Rovi

My World 2.0

My World 2.0


Justin Bieber's My World 2.0 arrives just over four months after the Top Ten My World and is to be considered the second half of the Canadian pop star’s first release, rather than a true follow-up. It does pick up where the brief My World left off, as it mixes peppy dance-pop with lovelorn ballads, mostly within a pop-R&B framework. The ten-song set is led by "Baby," featuring Ludacris. Andy Kellman, Rovi.

My Worlds Acoustic

My Worlds Acoustic

My Worlds Acoustic isn’t quite as stripped down as its title promises. While acoustic guitar is used on most of these versions, there’s plenty of electric instrumentation as well. Regardless, Justin Bieber puts an intimate -- and often slower -- spin on several of the most popular songs from his first two releases, including the Top 20 hits &“One Less Lonely Girl,” &“One Time,” and &“Baby.” The very electric &“Pray,” meanwhile, is a decent, previously unreleased song added as an enticement. Is the disc a cash-in? Absolutely. Will it please his insatiable fans? Absolutely. Andy Kellman, Rovi

Under the Mistletoe

Under the Mistletoe

Credit to Justin Bieber for the effort he put into Under the Mistletoe. Most artists sleepwalk through Christmas albums, but Bieber took this release so seriously that he co-wrote nine of its 15 songs and was motivated to tweet, “forget the hype...i want it to be about the music. listen to the cd. then judge me.” Bieber definitely sounds more enthused by the original songs -- some of which resemble everyday numbers with patched-on seasonal references -- and a cover of Mariah Carey's “All I Want for Christmas Is You” (featuring Carey herself). The versions of holiday staples are pulled off with varying results; “Little Drummer Boy” gets a goofy modernized spin with Busta Rhymes, while “Santa Claus Is Coming to Town” lifts bits of the Jackson 5's “ABC” and “I Want You Back” (rather than echoing the Jacksons' version of the song). Some of the Bieber fan base might be a little miffed that the inspirational ballad “Pray,” included on My Worlds Acoustic, makes another appearance here. There’s also the fact that Bieber (still) has yet to release a standard full-length album. He has two EP-length releases, a compilation of those two releases, a set of (mostly) acoustic versions, an EP-length remixes/documentary tie-in disc, and now a holiday album, to his name. Andy Kellman, Rovi

Believe

If you subtract the remixes, acoustic versions, live takes, and holiday material that filled Justin Bieber's releases from 2009-2011, Believe falls only a few tracks shy of doubling the singer's quantity of original songs. That fact alone will satisfy a large portion of his fans. More notably, Believe finds Bieber co-writing all but one song and handling his "not a boy, not quite a man" status with poise, despite some considerable contrast between his age and what he has been through. He's at a point in his life where he would fully deserve a pass for taking himself too seriously, but there's "Boyfriend" -- a G-rated "Wait (The Whisper Song)" with a My World-like chorus -- in which he compares himself to Buzz Lightyear. He has endured puberty, including a voice change, all the while undergoing intense public scrutiny that has included fallout from a paternity accusation. He addresses the paternity issue head-on in "Maria," a real-life, modern-day rewrite of Michael Jackson's "Billie Jean": "That ain't my baby/That ain't my girl." (The song is not on the shorter 13-track edition, but it's the most significant song in Bieber's catalog thus far.) Given the space allowed by an hour-long release, Bieber aims for just about every pop market. Believe incorporates appearances from Drake, Nicki Minaj, and Big Sean, while Ludacris is back for the first time. A song featuring slabs of dubstep bass is followed by an acoustic ballad. The throwback "Die in Your Arms" heavily references young MJ, harpsichord and all, and is driven by a well-known breakbeat. The title song involves a gospel choir, while the sound of an acoustic guitar is almost as common as a dance beat. Lyrically, Bieber seems to be in no rush to enter Chris Brown territory. He stays PG, flattering and flirting or stating devotion throughout the majority of the songs; "Loving you is so damn easy" might be the line most likely to raise an eyebrow, while several others, like "Everyone's itching for beauty, but you're scratchin' the surface," have a goofy/awkward teenage charm to them. Believe has enough strong material to keep most of the followers satisfied for another year, while elders should feel relieved that nothing is as sickly sweet as "Baby." Andy Kellman, Rovi

Justin Bieber Cuts Short Radio Interview Over Mom Joke

Justin Bieber Cuts Short Radio Interview Over Mom Joke

Justin Bieber cut short a pre-taped interview with radio show Mojo in the Morning on Thursday after the host compared him to Justin Timberlake and quizzed him about a potential romance between his mother and One Direction's Harry Styles. 


Thomas Carballo, the host of the show, was in the middle of a phone chat with the pop star when Bieber took offense at his line of questioning - and hung up. 


The 10-minute interview got off to a bad start when Carballo told his guest he thought he was Timberlake the first time he heard him. Bieber said, "That's funny because our voices sound nothing alike... Saying I sound like somebody else is definitely not a compliment." 


The singer lightened up when talking about his new song Maria, which was inspired by the woman who falsely claimed Bieber was the father of her baby last year, but he lost his cool when cheeky Carballo got personal and asked if he was worried about his One Direction pal Harry Styles falling for his mom. 


The DJ said, "Do you worry about Harry around your mom, since he likes older women?" 


Clearly upset Bieber then mumbled something about Carballo's mother and, as the radio presenter explained his mom was dead, the pop star hung up the phone. 


A record company representative then tried to convince the DJ that the singer's phone had cut off, explaining, "I can't get him. He's in a really s**tty area." She later revealed Bieber was "upset" with the questions, adding, "He probably won't be calling back." 


Styles hit the headlines recently when reports suggested the 18 year old had had an affair with British radio DJ Lucy Horobin last year, after they met at a radio station where the 32 year old worked in Manchester, England.