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Bieber’s pet monkey becomes German property
Justin Bieber’s pet monkey, which was seized by German customs in March, officially became German property Tuesday after the Canadian pop sensation failed to claim the animal, officials said. Mally, a capuchin monkey, is temporarily in an animal refuge in the southern city of Munich where he was visited Tuesday…
Justin Bieber ‘outed’ as gay by Syrian hackers
The hackers who caused The Associated Press to incorrectly report last month that an “explosion” outside the White House injured President Barack Obama are spreading misinformation again, and this time Canadian pop icon Justin Bieber is their target. “Exclusive: Justin Bieber to E! online: I’m a gay,” a Saturday afternoon…
Swedish police find drugs on Bieber’s tour bus
Swedish police said Thursday they had found a “small amount” of drugs on Canadian pop star Justin Bieber’s tour bus while he was performing in Stockholm. “We conducted a search of Justin Bieber’s bus and found a small amount of drugs,” Stockholm police spokesman Lars Bystroem told AFP. Police made…
Anne Frank museum defends Justin Bieber after ‘belieber’ controversy
Amsterdam’s Anne Frank museum on Monday defended teen idol Justin Bieber amid a furor over his comments that he hoped the Jewish teen who died in a Nazi camp would have been a fan. “We think that what’s special is that a 19-year-old comes to the Anne Frank House and…
Justin Bieber hopes Anne Frank ‘would have been a belieber’
Teenage heartthrob and recent controversy magnet Justin Bieber has again left the internet slack-jawed, this time over comments left at the Anne Frank House. The Canadian pop star used part of his downtime from touring the cities of Europe to visit the Amsterdam hiding place of the young Holocaust victim,…
Norwegians reschedule exams so they won’t conflict with Bieber concerts
Norwegian schools have moved exams that clashed with Justin Bieber’s concerts in the country, fearing some fans would rather cut class than miss out on an evening with the Canadian heart throb. “We find it regrettable, but we preferred to move forward the Norwegian exams to avoid problems,” Roar Aasen,…
Justin Bieber has four weeks to produce papers for pet monkey
Canadian teen heartthrob Justin Bieber has four weeks to produce the necessary papers to pick up his pet monkey Mally from the German customs office, authorities said Monday. Mally, which was confiscated at Munich airport Thursday because the 19-year-old pop sensation was unable to present the requisite forms for importing…
Germans seize Justin Bieber’s monkey
Canadian teen heartthrob Justin Bieber had his pet monkey Mally confiscated when he arrived with the animal at Munich airport, officials and media reports said Saturday. Customs officials put the capuchin monkey in quarantine on Thursday because the 19-year-old pop sensation was unable to present the necessary documents for importing…
Bieber cancels one of two Portugal dates
Canadian teen heartthrob Justin Bieber has cancelled one of two scheduled concerts in Portugal next week, just after completing what he admitted had been a rough week in London, promoters said Saturday. Within a few days, the 19-year-old pop sensation angered some of his fans for being late on stage,…
Bieber offers prayers for killed photographer
Pop idol Justin Bieber offered prayers Wednesday — and called for tougher laws against paparazzi — after a photographer was killed on a freeway while trying to get a picture of his Ferrari. Police in Los Angeles said the 18-year-old Canadian-born heart throb was not in the luxury sports car…
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