Justin Bieber to Give Ellen DeGeneres His Hair as Birthday Gift

After Ellen reveals on Twitter that one of the things she wants for her birthday is a lock of his hair, the 'Baby' hitmaker responds with a tweet that read, 'i think i can make that happen.'
Justin Bieber is going to make one of Ellen DeGeneres' birthday wishes comes true. TV talk show Ellen has unraveled on Tuesday, January 25 that one of her wishes for her 54th birthday is to have a lock of

Bieber Aiming to Emulate Timberlake(?)

Justin Bieber is aiming to become the next Justin Timberlake and he's hired superstar songwriter Sean Garrett to help reshape his sound.

The teenage pop star is currently working on the follow-up to his hit album My World 2.0. and he's collaborating with Garrett, who has written songs for Usher, Ciara and Britney Spears.

Garrett admits 16-year-old Bieber is aiming for a more grown-up sound on

10 Things I Learned About Justin Bieber

What is Justin Bieber really like?
To tell you the truth, that's a question I never thought I'd be in a position to answer, until I spent a couple of hours with him last month, during the taping of his segment for the CBC-TV holiday special, Season of Song: The Canadian Tenors and Friends, which airs Dec. 13 at 9 p.m.

Getting Bieber onto the show happened so quickly that there wasn't any time

The Justin Bieber Sex Face

Justin Bieber: A very sweet sixteen
He has sold millions of albums and topped charts in 17 countries. He’s so ubiquitous it’s easy to forget how young he still is.

There are surely a lot of weird things about being a global teen idol. Obsessive fans. The lack of privacy. Growing up in a media hothouse. But the omnipresence of your own mug must rank high among the discomforts. Enter Justin

Justin Bieber with fake moustache throws a tantrum in London

Sixteen... or six? Justin Bieber draws on his face, plays with toys and throws a tantrum at upmarket London restaurant


He is nominated for two Grammy Awards, sold millions of albums and is the biggest pop star in the world right now. But Justin Bieber is clearly still just a teenage boy, prone to bouts of immaturity. The Baby singer acted more like a six-year-old last night while dining at

How A Guy Named Scooter Changed Justin Bieber's Life Forever

Pop sensation Justin Bieber is only 16 years old, but already has a dramatic tale to tell of his rapid rise to fame. In his autobiography Justin Bieber: First Step 2 Forever, released this week, Bieber tells the story of the day his mother got a phone call that changed Bieber's life.

One day, she got a call from the school district. A guy named Scooter Braun had called them looking for this

The Business of Justin Bieber

What can the pop star teach business about branding?

In the three years since 16-year-old Justin Bieber was “discovered,” he has released two albums (the first an EP), appeared in several television shows, performed for U.S. President Barack Obama and launched a major concert tour, which lands in Vancouver on Tuesday.

Whatever one might think of his look or sound, that’s not a bad start for a

The New Age of Pop: Justin Bieber and Lady Gaga

An odder pop couple doesn't exist: Justin Bieber with his heartthrob looks and Mayberry sweetness, and Lady Gaga with her outrageous costumes and kinky persona.

And yet behold the king and queen of today's music video scene, taking over for MTV-era monarchs Michael Jackson and Madonna.

At their torrid mouse-click pace — in September, Bieber was getting 3.7 million views a day, Gaga 1.8

A Glimps into Justin Bieber's new book "First Step 2 Forever"

TEEN heart-throb Justin Bieber has a multi-million fortune and 10million adoring fans - but sometimes he longs to jack it all in for a normal life.

The baby-faced singer, 16, said: "If I was at home and I wasn't doing this, I'd wish that I was in this position.

"Now that I'm here, I sometimes wish I could just go back home and just chill."

But Justin's autobiography, out on Thursday, reveals

In Defense of Justin Bieber

Why does it seem like the whole world hates Justin Bieber? It is strange to me that this harmless teenager, widely acknowledged to look like either a Labrador retriever or a lesbian, commands enough hatred that Twitter and 4chan have wished him upon North Korea. Here are a few reasons that he does not deserve your hatred.

He is respected by the industry.

Bieber is the only person out of all

Money Cannot Buy Justin Bieber A Girlfriend

Long article but I think some of you might enjoy reading it....
JUSTIN Bieber may be the most famous teenager in the world. He may have £100 million in the bank - but he still struggles to get a date.

Today, in his first ever newspaper interview, the 16-year-old also reveals he HATES school, still gets GROUNDED for bad behaviour and lives off a strict ALLOWANCE of about £30 a day.

The News of

Justin Bieber is no flash in the pan

NEW TEEN AND “TWEEN” idol, Justin Bieber, is this season’s Lady Gaga. —Not that he comes across like the ga-ga-galloping diva of punk and funk (they’re different as night from day), but because like her, he established himself as a full-blown multimedia phenomenon in seemingly no time at all.

Last year, he was practically a nobody—now, he’s the cool cat’s whiskers, spawning a number of similarly

Justin Bieber & Company

A team of adults works to keep the teen pop sensation from becoming too big for his baseball cap and dog chains.
Justin Bieber had finished school for the day, but the threat of detention was still looming.

Backstage at "The Tonight Show" last week, the teen pop star's personal tutor, Jenny, couldn't find her cellphone. She suspected her pupil might have hidden it as a prank. "Justin, did you

The Justin Bieber Experience

A mass of hyper tweens swarms a small auditorium in London’s Science Museum. They have been waiting outside on a cold January night for an hour and are extremely eager for things to start. In miniskirts, lace tights, and sparkly headbands, with bracelets piled high and cell-phone cameras at the ready, close to 200 girls shuffle in, giddy with anticipation and oblivious to the occasional boy in