What do you get the teen idol who has everything (including his own 3D movie and nude bronze sculpture)?
Pop star Justin Bieber joined the ranks of Duke Ellington and Oprah when he had a street named for him on Tuesday. Main Street in Forney, Texas was t
Justin Bieber has spent the last year racking up almost as many self-deprecating appearances on late-night TV shows as he has top 40 hits — and he added another one to his résumé this week when he stopped by ‘The Late Show with David Letterman’ to deliver a Top 10 list of “facts” about himself.
Among the humorous Bieber tidbits: “I’m not really a big fan of Kevin James” (who was in the green room, flashing a mock frown for the cameras), “As hard as I’ve tried, I don’t know how to not be adorable,” and at number one on the list, “It’s a hairpiece.”
After a few years of bad publicity, Chris Brown may have found his saving grace in Justin Bieber.
The controversial R&B singer has teamed with the teen sensation on the video for his new single, ‘Next 2 You,’ in which fans are treated to everything from Bieber’s acting skills to some type of bizarre New York-set apocalypse.
She discovered the fountain of Electric Youth before her 20th birthday – and suffered the tragedy of walking to a Foolish Beat – so it seems safe to say Debbie Gibson knows a thing or two about life.
Gibson is now giving back by sharing her wisdom with today’s crop of teen pop stars through her new Web series, ‘What Would Debbie Do?’. Not that any of them asked, mind you, but who can turn up their nose at pearls like these?
There’s no escaping Justin Bieber these days – not on the radio, not at a theater near you, not at the NBA All-Star Game and not at the CMT Music Awards, where the 17-year-old recently picked up an award for Collaborative Video of the Year.
Though some country fans might have been taken aback to see Bieber sharing a screen with Rascal Flatts in the video for “That Should Be Me,” he came by his affection for the genre the good old-fashioned way: from his mother.
“It’s great,” Bieber said after the show. “It’s so many people my mother admires, ’cause she loves country music, and I do too. So it’s really great to be here with Rascal Flatts.”
A host of celebrities are making room on their mantles for the cherished golden popcorn statue that is the MTV Movie Award after Sunday night's 2011 ceremony.
'The Twilight Saga: Eclipse' dominated the 2011 MTV Movie Awards, winning five trophies, including the night's most coveted prize, Best Movie.
'Eclipse' stars Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart also took home prizes, in the categories of Best Male Performance and Best Female Performance, respectively, marking their third-consecutive win each.
Ah, they grow up so fast.
17-year-old pop sensation Justin Bieber was spotted shirtless in Hawaii with girlfriend Selena Gomez, where he showed off some new ink on his left side.
Justin Bieber and Eminem may be two very different acts, but they wound up with the same number of awards at Sunday’s Billboard Music Awards.
Each star collected six trophies. Eminem scored victories top artist, top male artist, top Billboard 200 album, top rap artist, top rap song and top rap album. The Beebs won for top new artist, top social artist, top streaming artist, top digital media artist, top pop album and top streaming song.
Lady Gaga is officially more powerful than Oprah. So says Forbes, anyway.
On Wednesday, the magazine released its annual Celebrity 100 List, on which the Queen Monster ranked number one.
Break out the champagne: The infamous viral video for Rebecca Black's "hit" single 'Friday' has officially passed the 100 million views mark on YouTube, according to Billboard.
The feat happened Wednesday morning, inching the video slightly closer (but not really) to YouTube's all-time view leader, Justin Bieber's 'Baby,' with 515 million views.
It's an especially remarkable feat, considering the amount of bad press the video has garnered since its release in February. In the peak of its popularity, some critics referred to Black as the worst singer of all time.
Justin Bieber and Miley Cyrus were among the big winners at the 2011 Kids' Choice Awards, held Saturday night in Los Angeles.
Bieber took home two awards, for Favorite Song ('Baby') and Favorite Male Sing
