Justin Bieber Slams People Blogging, Posting And Tweeting About Him...

Criticizing His Life

Justin Bieber

In the new issue of Teen Vogue, pop singer Justin Bieber slammed people writing critical items about him online. Bieber told Teen Vogue, "I don't read YouTube comments because those can get you sad. I see so much stuff on the Internet. Sometimes I just want to go to Twitter and just go after people. But then I just think twice: If someone is dissing me, I'm going to make this person way more famous by tweeting them. My Twitter is really nice. I have so many fans that I rarely ever see a nasty tweet."

I highly doubt Bieber or anyone else is going to make someone famous by going after them on Twitter. It could get the individual more "followers" on Twitter, but fame, highly unlikely. Sometimes mainstream celebrities take comments way more seriously than the person issuing them. A part of being famous means people will write and talk about you. At the end of the day it's free speech and free press (provided it's not defamation or a threat).  

Bieber also briefly addressed claims he is having a meltdown by stating, "I'm very much in control." However, many people, including some of his fans, are concerned about him regarding the legal and social trouble in his life, keeping his name in the headlines via controversy.

Member Of The Group Next Obtains Dismissal Of Lawsuit Via Settlement Regarding Claim He Broke Into His Ex-Girlfriend's House

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This is a follow up to the May 19, 2009 Judiciary Report article "Next R&B Singer Breaks Into Woman's Home." A week ago the Judiciary Report received an email from a lawyer representing, Raphael Shawan Brown, a singer in the Sony Music R&B group Next, who are famous for the song "Too Close."

The email was regarding the aforementioned article the Judiciary Report ran in 2009, which came from a TMZ report. It involved a lawsuit claim that Brown broke into the home of his ex-girlfriend, Nikki Giavasis, a woman who stated he owed her $300,000 for investing in his music group.

Giavasis also alleged Brown tried to cost her custody of her child by another man. Brown's lawyer has sent documentation regarding a confidential legal settlement between the two, which indicates the matter has been resolved.

Rutgers Coach Mike Rice Fired For Hitting And Yelling At University Basketball Players (Video)

Rutgers university basketball coach Mike Rice is in serious trouble this week, as a video tape was released to the public showing him physically abusing and berating students on the team. Rice has been terminated from his post, due to to public outcry. Professional athletes Lebron James, Warren Sapp and Michael Strahan have weighed in on the scandal, expressing their offense at how the students have been treated. Rice has since apologized stating, "I am deeply sorry." 

Famous Pro-Athletes Hamstrung By Hamstring Injuries (Asafa Powell, Lebron James And Lionel Messi)

Some of the top athletes in the world are currently out with hamstring injuries. Men such as gold medalist, Asafa Powell, award winning footballer Lionel Messi and championship star Lebron James of the NBA’s Miami Heat. Hamstring injury often consists of a pulled, strained or torn muscle. It is a painful injury and one that can hamper mobility. The recovery time varies, depending on the severity of the injury.

Chris Brown Says He Had Sex On A Commercial Flight In First Class But With Whom...

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During yesterday's episode of BET's "106 And Park" singer Chris Brown revealed to rapper Bow Wow that he had sex on a commercial flight in first class. Brown is now apart of the so-called mile high club. Bow Wow looked at his friend somewhat shocked at the revelation about his sex life.

However, Brown is wild. Therefore, there really shouldn't be any surprise regarding his comments. The question most people who are privy to the interview are wondering is who the woman was that had sex with Brown on the flight over Europe. If it wasn't girlfriend Rihanna, she will not be amused. Was is jump off Karrueche Tran, whom he refers to as his "favorite" in the song "Fine China." Or was it someone else? Regardless, that was pretty risk. Imagine the headlines had he been caught by the flight crew. 

Justin Bieber Lashes Out Stating He Doesn’t Trust Anyone Nor Does He Need Friends

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19-year-old pop star Justin Bieber, recently did an interview with Teen Vogue, in which he lashed out at critics, rumors and people with ulterior motives. Bieber told the magazine, "I don’t need a bunch of friends to make me happy. I get good vibes from people all the time, and I probably could get along with them and be their friend, but now I just don’t trust anybody. Literally, my phone never rings. I only have, like, four people that I keep in contact with. I don’t need a bunch of friends to make me happy. I just need the people close to me that I love, that’s all. They don’t see me as Justin Bieber, but just see me as Justin."

Isolating one's self and limiting one’s personal circle to four people is not a good idea. It’s how the late Michael Jackson became a drug addicted recluse. It’s okay to have friends, but choosing the wrong ones, such as rapper Lil Twist, has brought Bieber more trouble than he bargained for.

Lil Twist, Justin Bieber and Lil Za  

Bieber’s had a rough year and is currently the subject of a criminal investigation in California, with a local sheriff in Los Angeles recommending charges be filed against him for threatening and spitting on his neighbor. Bieber reportedly snapped at his neighbor who told him he can’t drive his Ferrari up and down the street so loudly. Bieber reportedly yelled at his neighbor, "Get the f**k out of here. I'm gonna f**king kill you."

Bieber’s break up with girlfriend Selena Gomez is now being blamed for his angry, erratic behavior. However, it should be noted, Bieber is behaving like his friend Twist, who is confrontational and wild. Twist is the one egging him on and it's causing serious problems. Prior to Twist, he did not behave in this manner.
Bieber needs to ask himself what he’s getting out of his friendship with Twist. Good advice? No. Someone to keep him out of trouble? No. Someone to encourage him to go good and right in life? No. So what exactly is the purpose of that friendship.

Friendships are supposed to be built on honesty, respect, loyalty and human decency. Not someone using you for your name and what you have in your bank account. Ask yourself this, if you weren’t rich and famous, would Twist, who runs with some hardcore people, talk to you.

Marrying For Money

A good friend of mine married a millionaire years ago, because she thought he was stable and would be a good provider. She didn't marry him for his money per se, but his financial stability was the dealmaker. However, she really wasn’t in love. Now she’s miserable. He’s kind of getting the picture that she married him because he was a friend and good earner, but her heart wasn’t in it.

The man she was actually in love with didn’t have his act together at the time. He wasn’t bad or anything, just undecided about what he wanted to do with his life. Not long after he figured it out and is doing very well (he went to med school). Now she has regrets.

Women shouldn’t sacrifice love, as it is very important. You can’t beat the feeling you get when you’re in love. It's priceless. Your true love may very well be rich. Then again, he may not be. But you shouldn't judge a person based on how much or little they have in the bank.

Marriage is a serious commitment. It’s supposed to be for, "For richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health..." Money can disappear just as fast as it appears. To enter into a marriage because of it is not a good idea. At least love lasts.

Why Like Someone You Didn’t Before They Became Famous

 

When people become famous, sometimes there are folks, who didn’t like or care for them before, who all of a sudden do. It’s very insincere. Sadly, women are one of the worst culprits in this regard, but there are some men who are guilty of this as well, regarding the opposite sex.

I don't understand. If you didn’t like a person before they were famous, why like them after and start chasing them down. I'm not trying to be mean, but it has a superficial look to it. Who could feel good about that kind of attention. Money and fame shouldn’t change one’s opinion of a person. It has the appearance that you want something and not so much the person.

Furthermore, someone with that fickle view will not be there for you in the event your fame and money disappears. Learn to read people. Not everyone is true. Some will try to get close to you for money or career advancement. That's not a real friend.

However, some famous people are also guilty of questionable behavior in this regard. They become famous and forget their true friends. Some friends, who are violent and trouble prone, you do need to leave behind, lest they get you into trouble. However, your real friends, who may not be cool or glamorous, you shouldn’t forget. Don’t abandon your true friends, who cared about you when you had nothing.

Do remember, the same people you see on your way up are the same folks you will see on your way down (if your career declines, which happens to most). People often use the phrase "Keep it real." Indeed, be real with people.