Justin Bieber Performs On ‘Australia’s Got Talent’!

It’s been a while since we’ve seen Justin Bieber in action and it sounds as though his testicles ascended back into his body during his break from the stage. Indeed, when the young star performed ‘live’ on ‘Australia’s Got Talent’ yesterday, his voice was noticeably higher than it has been in months.

Bieber thrilled his screaming fans with renditions of ‘Boyfriend’ and ‘his new single, ‘As Long As You Love Me’. He recently filmed the video for the latter in Los Angeles alongside Usher,will.i.am and his collaborator on the song, Big Sean.

Watch Bieber and his lighter voice perform on ‘Australia’s Got Talent’ below:

Justin Bieber singing “As Long As You Love Me” live on Australia’s Got Talent 18th July 2012

Justin Bieber singing “Boyfriend” live on Australia’s Got Talent 18th July 2012

Put on a happy face! Selena Gomez dons a cheery t-shirt as she visits a children's hospital in New Zealand with Justin Bieber!

Selena Gomez made an inspired fashion choice today as she donned a yellow smiley face t-shirt for a visit to a children's hospital.

Accompanying pop sensation boyfriend Justin Bieber, the Disney star was all smiles as the couple continued their tour of the Antipodes with a visit to Starship Hospital in Auckland during a promotional visit to New Zealand.

The 19-year-old managed to mix style with a sense of fun as she teamed the light-hearted top with a trendy studded denim shirt and skinny black jeans.

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Smiley, happy people: Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez cheered up sick children during a visit to a hospital in New Zealand today

Canadian phenomenon Justin sported a white t-shirt under a sleeveless plaid shirt and waved to fans as the pair left the building.

Bieber has been an advocate for the Starship Foundation, calling on his fans to donate money in the launch of his Believe Charity Drive since November of last year.

The couple visited the sick children in advance of the teen's surprise show on Auckland's waterfront later this afternoon.

Fashion forward: Selena's choice of t-shirt seemed an appropriate choice for the event

  

Giving: Bieber has encouraged his fans to donate money to the Starship Foundation via his charity

Bieber's New Zealand schedule has been kept under wraps, but he is expected to bungy jump rom the Auckland Harbour Bridge again -  as he did on his last visit in 2010  - followed by a showcase for around 200 fans on Auckland's waterfront.

The location and time of the concert are being kept top secret to avoid a mob of fans showing up. 

Even those with tickets will not officially know where the concert is until later today.

Fans eagerly awaited his arrival from Australia at the Auckland airport last night but were disappointed when he avoided the main terminal.

Power couple: The pop stars have been drawing record crowds Down Under

Hopeful Beliebers also waited outside the Langham hotel this morning, the same place One Direction stayed in April, to catch a glimpse of the heartthrob.

The last time the teenage superstar was in New Zealand, a hysterical group of girls shoved his mother out of the way and stole his baseball cap causing speculation as to why he is reticent to appear.

Bieber is in New Zealand promoting his latest album, Believe, until Friday.

Justin Bieber performs at Fox Studios for Channel V.

 

Having just seen him exclusively unplugged, I so get the buzz. Sure, true "Beliebers" have "got" the social-media created and now universally-adored sensation since he emerged from YouTube.

But for me, it took an afternoon bus ride to a secret location in Sydney, evading pesky Bieberazzi on the way, and a solid set of seven acoustic songs to really cement the serious talent of Justin Bieber.

               

Sure, we've all been bombarded with the surname over the last few years, and to many, the hype and Beatles-type hysteria has had some dismissing him, or not even bothering to go beyond the hype. But as this gig proved, he is good. Very good.

               

The Bieber: Live and Intimate gig at Fox Studios had the Biebs performing acoustic songs from his new album, Believe, with his guitarist Dan Kanter.

       

While the new album debuted here at No.1, the Biebs didn't forget the crowd faves, his first mega-hit, Baby, and the more recent biggie, Boyfriend.

"We had 30,000 people apply for tickets and we could only have max 350 so it was a fierce competition,'' said Shaun James, Foxtel's music channel boss, who co-hosted the afternoon's "private" gig. Sean said 2Dayfm's Hot30 Countdown, Universal Music and Channel [V] will broadcast the intimate gig on Friday night.

          

Guests were asked to meet and check-in at Cargo Bar, a waterside hang on the King St Wharf in Sydney before being whisked off in buses to Fox Studios where security was tight. No appropriate wristband. Absolutely no entry.

After the bus ride to Fox, with names like Timomatic, Sarah de Bono, cricketer Shane Watson and wife Lee Furlong along for the ride, we waited until the proficient and cute Channel [V] and Top30 hosts pre-recorded their intros.

             

Finally, Justin wandered, humbly, onto the stage, wearing a Levi's denim vest, immaculate hair, his signature pumped-up kicks and a killer $30K solid gold Rolex. Well, just his doco Never Say Nevertook $US30 million, so he is allowed a little treat to himself.

He performed his new single As Long As You Love Me, as well asCatching Feelings and All Around The World.

His young crew of fans shrieked and watched much of the gig through the lenses of their iPhones and Galaxys (the only rule: no flash allowed) while pliable orange earplugs were supplied for those left wanting. Yes, there were a few mums verging on happily hysterical in the audience but the great thing about all of these Bieber-buffs was that they were just 100% happy. And there isn't anything wrong with that.

               

Certainly the biggest and most hyped gig Justin Bieber is doing while he's here is on the Seven Network's Sunrise, happening at the Overseas Passenger Terminal in Sydney tomorrow morning.

             

Another strictly security-controlled and ticketed event, for those who are still left wanting, he is performing on the Australia's Got Talent grand final tomorrow night before bidding his Aussie promotional duties farewell.

But like all seasoned celebs, Justin Bieber left all 350 of us with the promise that he will be back touring Australia within the year. Boy, I think I have turned into a Belieber.

Justin Bieber Arrives In Australia And Takes Pictures With The Fans

The teen idol was to arrive in Melbourne at an undisclosed time on Sunday after departing Malaysia, where he performed at the MTV World Stage Live on Saturday.


'Hate these long flights. But worth it to see my fans in Australia', Bieber tweeted.
If you are to believe his dedicated followers then the Beeb' is here.


'AUSSIE BELIEBERS, WHO ELSE IS EXCITED? justinbieber IS FINALLY IN OUR COUNTRY!!!' one fan has Tweeted.


'WELCOME BACK TO AUSTRALIA JUSTIN, (3 good to have you back! :D' another fan tweeted.

Bieber, 18, will be in Australia for three days to promote his new album Believe.


Security is on lockdown with Bieber's record label Universal offering few details about the trip, which will include appearances on Australia's Got Talent, Sunrise and Channel (V).


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Justin Bieber Rocks MTV World Stage Live 2012

Taking the stage to perform for his international fans, Justin Bieber was among the musical guests at this year's MTV World Stage Live event in Kualr Lumpur, Malaysia on Saturday (July 14).

The 18-year-old pop sensation worked the crowd in one of his usual rocker ensembles including red skinny jeans and a tan vest while other musical guests including Korean pop singer Jay Park and Kara along with Malaysian singer-songwriter Mizz Nina also joined the "Boyfriend" singer on stage for a crowd-pleasing performance.

Excited about his trip to the Asian country, Bieber took to his Twitter page writing, "MTV world stage live in malaysia here we come!" Before getting in front of the excited crowd, the tween heartthrob sat down for a Q&A session with some of his lucky fans.

When asked what it feels like to be loved by everyone, the Biebs showed off his fan appreciation saying, “I just think it’s a blessing, I get to inspire so many young people and that’s my goal, just to inspire people and be a good person and make great music.”

One audience member asked how much he loved his fans and Justin jokingly opened his arms wide and then says, “My arms can’t stretch long enough for as much as I love my fans. I love my fans to the moon and back.”

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He added afterwards ‘Incredible show. Australia is NEXT!

‘Hate these long haul flights. But worth it to see my fans in Australia’

Justin has a busy schedule as he now moves on to Australia after the show in Malaysia

WATCH: Justin Bieber Performs ‘All Around the World’ & ‘Boyfriend’ at MMVAs

                       

Justin Bieber treated his Canadian fans to quite the performance on Sunday.

The singer, who was born and raised in Ontario, took the stage at the MuchMusic Video Awards, where he sang “All Around the World” and “Boyfriend.”

          

Bieber also took home awards for Best International Video of the Year by a Canadian (for “Boyfriend”) and UR Fave Artist.

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It shouldn't hurt to be a Belieber

Well its obvious that being a Belieber and living up a Belieber life isn’t easy as usual nothing has been easy in this world and if you have to achieve something you have to fight for your right and be determind. But do you know what no matter what we Beliebers have to suffer through its all worth it because we have such an idol in Justin Bieber who is as much dedicated to us as of we are toward him.
He taught us Believe in our dreams and be the one we are ourselves…
so its our right to Belieb and keep on Beliebing as Belieb means for a Belieber a lot and it can be defined as a verb. The act of Believing in Justin Bieber. To Belieb is to support and love Justin for everything he has to stand for. When you Belieb you become more than just a fan, it puts you to whole new level : A Belieber. 
They say that hate has been sent, so let lose the talk of love..
I agree, haters gonna' hate, but Beliebers will gonna Belieb.
Spread the fever cause Bieber Fever is too wild that no one can resist it. 
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Justin Bieber star of raucous MMVAs show!

Justin Bieber performs during the MuchMusic Video Awards in Toronto, June 17.

The 18-year-old pop star from Stratford, Ont., had them swooning from the moment he arrived on the red carpet with his baby brother in his arms. Soon after the show started, he climbed the stage to accept the award for international video of the year by a Canadian.

                             

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After LMFAO got the MuchMusic Video Awards off to a raunchy start, Justin Bieber gave his faithful fans something to shriek about as he claimed his first award of the evening.

                          

Not that they needed an excuse.

“Thank you so much,” said Bieber, clad in a black T-shirt with a gold chain dangling from his neck. “I want to say thank you so much to my home. I want to say thank you to all my family, my fans, I wouldn't be here without you guys. You guys are amazing, I love you.”

Well, the feeling is obviously mutual.

Bieberwas clearly the evening's main attraction. Fans clutched cardboard cutouts of his head, waved marriage proposals hastily scrawled on gigantic signs and wore purple and red headbands with his name written across.

Earlier in the day, some industrious Bieber followers were even spotted trying to squeeze underneath fencing set up around the perimeter of the stage in the hopes of possibly catching a glimpse of the singer.

The song’s non-threatening come-ons were catnip to the fans assembled, cameraphones in the air — some of whom were shown weeping in anticipation just before he took the stage — and Bieber was sure to be just as charming each and every time he addressed his faithful followers.

“With this album, I was really inspired by my fans,” he said. “Canada, I will always support you and always love you.”

Bieber busks on Avon Theatre steps

Oh, Baby.

Fans of Stratford native Justin Bieber got a shock Saturday afternoon when the pop star showed up on the steps of the Avon Theatre, unannounced, to sing one of his biggest hits.

A video clip posted on the Stratford Shakespeare Festival's Facebook page shows Bieber sitting on the steps, guitar in hand and guitar case open in front of him, singing Baby during the intermission of the matinee performance of You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown.

A huge crowd joined in the chorus.

For those following his career, it must have seemed like deja vu.

Bieber busked on those very same steps as a younger man, before he became one one of biggest pop singers on the planet.

He reportedly left as quickly as he arrived.

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Justin Bieber: Its amazing photoshoot for Zeit Magazine

Justin Bieber likes change in his photoshoots. He proves it again in a Zeit, a German magazine

Justin Bieber and the front pages of magazines, it's a great love story for several years. As time passes, the young man has completely changed his way of being on the recent photos and front pages of magazines in this direction. Remember the famous photo shoot from Complex magazine where Justin Bieber took the pose after a "boxing match", the figure streaming with blood and bruises everywhere ... Another image for another Justin Bieber who will release his new album Believe This Monday, June 18 in France. Today we'll talk about the German magazine Zeit in which Canada took the beautiful installation. A word?Surprising. One of the magazine shows a disguised Justin Bieber in black with a slogan: "I like Mike Tyson" . Coverage that is sure to captivate readers, what do you think?

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Justin Bieber fans camping out for chance to see idol perform ‘Today’ show concert in New York City

Janessa Britton, 7, was among the fans lined up to see Canadian teen pop idol Justin Bieber perform for the 'Today' show Friday in Rockefeller Center.
An epidemic of Bieber Fever has broken out in midtown.

Dozens of Justin Bieber fans thronged along W. 48th St., camping out for days ahead of the “Boyfriend” singer’s free mini-concert in Rockefeller Center for NBC’s “Today” show Friday morning.

Symptoms were visible throughout the building crowd: Bieber T-shirts, bracelets, blankets.

Amina Morsi, 16, of Brooklyn, was first in line, having camped out with her best friend since 6 a.m. Tuesday.

"I'm here for his music,” she told the Daily News. “The way he talks about to ‘never say never,’ just the way he sings with passion. I think it's very inspiring."

Science Confirms: Bieber Fever Is More Contagious Than the Measles

A mathematical model proves that Bieber fever is one of the catchiest diseases of our time.

Imagine: you're the parent of an adolescent Justin Bieber fan. At some point, the musical heartthrob has probably struck fear into your heart -- the fear that your child is in the clutches of an unhealthy obsession. 

What would possess someone to buy up Bieber toys, read Bieber fan fiction, watch Bieber movies, and sleep in Justin Bieber pajamas? The clinical term for this condition is Bieber fever, and according to a Canadian mathematical model, you're right to be afraid. It's even more contagious than the measles, one of the fastest-spreading diseases on earth.

To reach their alarming conclusion, University of Ottawa scientists Valerie Tweedle and Robert J. Smith? (the question mark is a part of his name -- don't ask) started with a standard tool in epidemiology called an SIR model. SIR models help researchers categorize people who aresusceptible to a pathogen, infected, or recovered. In a SIR model's most basic form, patients migrate from S to I to R in a linear fashion.

Bieber fever is especially nasty, though. People who are infected with it can recover -- either through eventual boredom or through Bieber's negative media coverage -- but crucially, once they've recovered, they become susceptible to the illness all over again with exposure to positive media coverage, or by coming into contact with the still-infected. Considering the intensity with which Bieber fever often grips its victims, that means the disease is more or less self-sustaining.

Fitting all these details into a SIR model required Tweedle and Smith? to adapt it for their purposes. What they came up with was an SBR model, where the "B" stands for Bieber-infected.

Plugging in values for all these variables gets you a rough idea of how contagious Bieber fever really is. Tweedle and Smith? used a hypothetical population of 2,000 people -- about the size of a school or a small town. Toying with one of the equation's key levers, the boredom rate, the scientists found that Bieber fever is at its most contagious when it burns slowly.

But of course, the scientists didn't stop there. Adding in the effect of media coverage -- running the model when coverage was positive, negative, a mix of both, constant, or periodic -- produced wildly different outcomes. Naturally, the way to eradicate Bieber fever once and for all is to produce negative coverage nonstop. Unfortunately, a steady stream of purely positive PR would ensure that everyone would become infected, eventually. 

In the most nuanced scenario, Tweedle and Smith? posit that interest in Justin Bieber needs to reach a media threshold, before which the infection simply spreads naturally but after which is spurred on by favorable news coverage. In this case, the blast of positive news is followed by a negative retort. The unfavorable coverage drags down the number of infected and moves them into the "recovered" category.

Or would it? In reading over the researchers' work, I think I've found a hole. As it stands, the SBR model treats the effect of media coverage as a binary: pro-Bieber coverage aids contagion; anti-Bieber coverage hinders it. But a second-order effect of (negative) media coverage is that it may wind up mobilizing Bieber supporters in such a way that it raises the likelihood of their transmitting the disease to others. After all, when a community comes under attack, the natural tendency is toward self-defense, especially if said community believes in the moral certitude of its cause.

If what I'm suggesting is accurate, then Tweedle's and Smith?'s model actually underestimates the contagiousness of Bieber fever by an unknown amount. This is scary stuff. Suppose negative media coverage engendered a countervailing response from the infected that was of equal magnitude. Then conceivably, the illness would be incurable. Sure, members of the infected would gradually grow bored of the dude by growing out of it, but not before infecting everyone else from the ages of 5 to 17. What we're looking at is a persistent generational disease that affects everyone of a certain age -- kind of like the chicken pox, only far more contagious and unpleasant.

Somebody needs to tell the CDC about this. Before it's too late.