Celebrity couple Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez spent the day at the beach in Malibu, California on Saturday with his half siblings Jaxson and Jazmyn.

Did Justin Bieber give girlfriend Selena Gomez a promise ring for Valentine’s day?

The 19-year-old singer/actress posted a sparkling diamond-encrusted “J” ring on her Twitter page, and wrote “I’m finally home ”

The singer had been in Uruguay before wrapping her tour. She has recently announced that she’s taking a break from music to focus on her acting career.

While she didn’t say the ring was from Justin (who turns 18 next month), it’s not that hard to figure it out. The couple have been dating for over a year now. She posted this card below on her Facebook page.

Pop star Justin Bieber was on hand at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas yesterday to unveil the “mRobo Ultra” Bass Portable Speaker And Dancing Robot at the TOSY Robotics Booth.

Am I the only one who questions the placement of the speaker on this thing?

What do you think of his denim “Levi’s meets Louis Vuitton” jacket?

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Justin Bieber is just two months shy of turning 18. In such a small amount of time he’s gone from a You Tube sensation – to selling out Madison Square Garden in 20 minutes. He’s already survived a sex-scandal, and is dating Disney’s princess, Selena Gomez. In a new interview with V Magazine, Bieber opens up about what’s next – and trying to obtain Michael Jackson level success.

On being the next Michael Jackson:

Right now? I mean, I consider Michael Jackson the best. If I could be at his level… But I’ve got a lot of work to do. I’m not saying it’s going to happen within the next three years. But hopefully by the time I’m 30, people will remember me. I think people will remember me at this point, but I don’t want people to just think of me as a teen sensation. Because I could probably just sell out, and then in two years not put out another album, and just become Justin Bieber the teen superstar. But I don’t want to be that. I want to transition, and become the greatest.

On not going “crazy” like Michael did:

Michael had a really bad childhood. I was blessed with a great childhood. My mom loved me. My dad loved me. I’m now a teenager and I don’t feel like I’ve missed out on anything in my life. I’ve gotten to experience everything I possibly could. I don’t look back and think, Ugh, I wish I would have been able to do that. Maybe [Michael] missed out on a lot, so he tried to [re-live] his childhood when he was older. But I’ve got such good people around me, I’m not worried.

On turning 18 in March, and not being a “kid” anymore:

Here’s the thing: I think that I don’t need to try to do anything. There are people who try to grow up too fast—they’re 18, so they’re like, I’m not a kid anymore. People need to know I’m not a kid anymore. But at the end of the day, I’m not completely grown-up. I’m still learning. I’m going to grow up how I grow up. I’m not going to try to conform to what people want me to be or go out there and start partying, have people see me with alcohol. I want to do it at my own pace. But I’m never going to make myself so the kids and the parents don’t respect me. There’re some artists that [parents won’t] let their kids go and see because they think they’re a bad influence. I want to be able to do what Michael did—he always sang clean lyrics—and it was always that little kids loved Michael and grandparents loved Michael. I don’t want to start singing about things like sex, drugs, and swearing. I’m into love, and maybe I’ll get more into making love when I’m older. But I want to be someone who is respected by everybody. Because right now, the young people are who make society. Young people determine what’s cool. Young people determine what’s going to be in style. So I always stick with the young people, that’s what I say.

On how his fan base is predominantly women:

It’s all about making good music, and people hate me before they even listen to my music. I know a lot of people say they hate Justin Bieber who haven’t even listened to any of my music. They just hate me because they hate the idea of me. I’m young, I’m handsome—I don’t mean to sound conceited—but they think that I just got here because [of that], because I’m good-looking and girls like me, but the music isn’t there. Here’s the thing: my first album, I was 13 turning 14 when I recorded it, and I put it out when I was 14 or 15. It was my first time recording, and it turned out really well. We put it out, my fans loved it, but I was still really young. Then the second album came out, and I’d geared it mostly toward the fans. And I feel like the more I put out, people will realize it’s really good music, and they’re going to come. I’m not worried about the guy fans because they’re going to come. If they listen to the music and they like it, it doesn’t matter if they go and act like they don’t like me. They’re going to go home and listen to it.

On being spiritual vs. religious:

I don’t think I’m religious. I am spiritual. I believe that Jesus died on the cross for my sins. I believe that he put me in this position, and that I have to always give him the glory he deserves for putting me here. But I don’t consider myself religious. A lot of people who are religious, I feel like they get lost. They go to church just to go to church. I am not trying to disrespect them at all, you know, whatever works for you; but for me, I focus more on praying and talking to Him. I don’t have to go to church. I haven’t been to church in a long time, but I know I have a relationship with Him. People can be like, “If you don’t go to church, what do you mean, how are you a Christian?” But I am. I talk to Him, and that’s all.

Much more at V Mag

Justin Bieber released a new music video for “Santa Claus is Coming to Town”. It’s his latest holiday song off his new album, “Under the Mistletoe”.

Last week Justin released a commercial for Macy’s music video with Mariah Carey for “All I Want For Christmas Is You”.

The song was featured on the soundtrack of the new animated film, ‘Arthur’s Christmas’.

Not a fan.

Last night I sat watching the Christmas Tree Lighting at Rockefeller Center on NBC with my two boys (11 & 9). It was cutesy, and overly cheesy, but they loved it – so I forced myself to watch it.

At the end of the show, they premiered Justin Bieber and Mariah Carey’s new music video for “All I Want For Christmas” (a newer version of Carey’s 1994 megahit).

The new song comes off Bieber’s newly-released “Under the Mistletoe” album.

In the new video, Mariah Carey shows A LOT of skin, and obviously flaunts her post-pregnancy body in a skimpy Mrs. Claus outfit. For the most part, she’s facing away from the camera, shaking her ass. At one point I yelled out – TURN AROUND!? Why in the world is she shaking her ass so much? They kept going back to this super sexed-up Carey, and as my kids watched with wide eyes, I felt more and more uncomfortable!

Throughout the uncomfortable music video, Bieber, 17, and Carey, 41, share more than a couple flirty looks, and it’s all around weird.

PS: Call me crazy – but the Mariah Carey who shakes her ass the whole video is NOT the same Mariah Carey who is in the sleigh at the end. WTH?

Bieber’s everywhere lately! He’s out promoting his new Christmas album, “Under the Mistletoe”. The album entered the Billboard 200 chart at No. 1, with opening week sales of 210,000 copies.

He’s also still dealing with the fallout of being accused of fathering a  baby with Mariah Yeater. He went on Letterman last night, where he opened up about the ordeal, which ended up in him taking a DNA test.

Teen sensation Justin Bieber,17, has learned over the past few weeks that fame brings all types of people out of the woodwork, looking for a big payday.

But, he insists, he’s much smarter than that.

“I could smell a weasel, too” he told David Letterman on the Late Show after the late-night host said he was angry upon hearing of the paternity suit 20-year0ld Mariah Yeater filed last month claiming Biber was the father of her infant son. “It’s pretty crazy. People make up false accusations. … It’s gonna happen. Being in the spotlight, people can say whatever.”

But, to be sure there’s no confusion about Yeater’s assertions, Bieber took a DNA test to disprove any claims to paternity. “Yeah, I took it,” he confirmed. “They just swab your mouth.”

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