Weekly Bieber Bulletin:
Our top stories:
Justin got into a tussle with a photographer, and it could bring criminal charges.
Justin and Selena were out on the town Sunday, and upon leaving a theater were confronted by a man trying to get their picture. Allegedly
Justin became belligerent and a fight ensued, after which the photographer
called 911 for chest pain. He went to the hospital and was released, then
filed a complaint.
Justin is
going to be questioned by police, but hasn’t yet
because he’s overseas, so his side of the story isn’t fully known yet, but it seems the photographer may have been
blocking the car, which may have been what set Justin off. The potential charge is
misdemeanor battery and the police are
looking for witnesses of the incident, including Selena. If convicted The Biebs could face six months in jail.
Ironically, this incident transpired just a few days after Justin
took boxing lessons from Mike Tyson.
Fans are speaking out on the situation, with a majority
taking Justin’s side. They either don’t or won’t believe he would do such a thing unprovoked. Some liken this to the Yeater baby scandal, saying this is just someone else trying to get money out of him.
Happening Now: Norway invaded by Beliebers
Justin’s stop in Oslo has been one scene after another. Whether it was the
frenzied crowd at his hotel or the
crowd mobbing his vehicle, the Beliebers there mean business.
So Justin decides to give a free concert. Good idea. The city was immediately overrun by crazed girls. The police had no control over such numbers, so they threatened to declare
a state of emergency and cancel the concert. Justin
tweeted the fans urging them to comply with police and control themselves.
The concert went on as scheduled and has since concluded. I’m not seeing reports of mass damage from the invasion yet, so it would seem Justin’s request was heeded.
I’ll continue to bring you reports on the aftermath as the story develops.
In other news:
Ellen gave Justin
a graduation ceremony that included a special cap that wouldn’t mess up his hair and a commencement address in which she once again implored him to pull up his pants.
Justin’s first network special
will air on June 21st and provide “an all-access pass to his life over a 12-day period” as he promotes Believe. Don’t miss it!
Vancouver Beliebers were outraged that the announced stops for the Believe tour
left out their city. After taking to Twitter to express their wrath, Justin’s manager made a statement that seems to indicate they will appear, but there’s still no official word.
Justin’s Batmobile has been
put on display so people can go see it.
And lastly, an update on the ‘Joustin' Beaver’ lawsuit from
a couple months ago.
As you’ll recall, Justin’s people sued the developer for using his likeness without permission, then the developer countersued claiming since it was a parody they’re protected by the First Amendment. The situation hasn’t developed too much from there yet, but now Justin’s legal team have filed a new motion. They want the developer’s countersuit dismissed on the grounds it was
filed in the wrong state.
Featured JB tweet:
@justinbieber wrote:we came up from the bottom TOGETHER. every step we were
doubted. i doubted...but you were always there. #IlovemyBeliebers
10:04 AM - 28 May 12 via web
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now you should sing it....or maybe I will 
I want to.
