Justin Bieber’s dedication to his fans knows no bounds. Last Friday the he made his second surprise stop at Whitney Elementary School in Las Vegas (he first visited last December). He was in town for the youngest fans and give them a day they’ll never forget.

Justin spent over an hour helping pack and hand out food donations totalling $150,000 and pledged to fill the school’s pantry for one year. According to the school’s principal, Sherrie Gahn,  the children get food bags every weekend. Justin is helping with ConAgra food to make sure they have weekend food bags for a whole year.

Source: E! Online

In all there are five schools in the region Ålesund, Norway that has moved their norwegian mid-terms that was supposed to be April 16th -17th. Why? Because Justin Bieber are having three concerts in the capital Oslo April 16th - 18th.

- A lot of students said they wanted to go to the concert. We found out that instead of doing a principally case, we simply moved the mid-terms says Roar Aason Principal at Blindheim ungdomsskole(middle school) in Ålesund to TV2.

In all there are 500 students (10th graders) going from those five middle schools. - 135 of the 10th graders are from Blindheim ungdomsskole.

The colossal world tour, his fifth number one album, and all that swag! The new king of pop opens up on dealing with drama and staying grounded on an interview by Dana Mathews for the May issue of Teen Vogue. On stands by April 16. Cover shoot photos by Boo George

“It’s a Canada goose!”

I am sitting next to Justin Bieber in his hotel room in New York City. He pulls out a mint black iPhone 5 from his pocket, and after seeing my surprised look, he excitedly explains its lock screen.  it’s a simple illustration of the bird that reminds him of his humble beginnings in Stratford, Ontario. Despite the superstar bling, Justin is surprisingly low-key. He doesn’t have a personal assistant doting on him. For his Teen Vogue cover shoot, there was no rider and only one request: 50 Cent’s Vitaminwater, Formula 50 (“the purple one”).

Justin on internet fame:

“My Twitter is really nice. I have so many fans that I rarely ever see a nasty tweet. I don’t read YouTube comments because those can get you sad.”

Justin on who he counts as friends:

“My dad, my mom, Ryan [Good]. Ryan and Chaz [his friends from home]. [Lil] Twist is my best friend. They don’t see me as Justin Bieber, but just see me as Justin.”

Justin on his song “Yellow Raincoat”:

“It started as a warm-up guitar riff—it’s got that Tracy Chapman meets Eric Clapton vibe. When I heard it I thought it was brilliant. In the studio, I said something that sounded like ‘raincoat,’ and I liked it. I was thinking of what I was going through. The raincoat is a metaphor for putting up a wall, not letting anyone affect what I do, because I know who I am and what type of person I am. It doesn’t matter what they say, I’ve got this yellow raincoat covering me.”

Justin on his inner circle:

“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.”

Justin on striving to be the best:

“When people get to where they want, they’re like, ‘I’m here, I got it.’ When I get to the top, I just want to get better.”

Justin on his concerts:

“I wanted to do something different, and something people would remember. I just want everybody to have a good time no matter what their age.”

Justin his spiritual side:

“I think that’s part of the reason I’m here. Not just because I’m talented, but because God had a purpose for me to just help people. I’m spiritual … although I slept in [and missed] church yesterday. I haven’t been to church in so long, and I planned on going, and I slept in. I was upset. It’s all good. God forgives me.”

Source: Teen Vogue

The mama bear is defending the cubs!

Actress Jada Pinkett Smith took to her Facebook page on Sunday to defend several young stars whose lives have been heavily criticized lately in the media.

“Are we bullying our young artists? … How can we ask for our young stars to have a high level of responsibility if we are not demonstrating that same level of responsibility towards them?” her post to her 3 million followers began. Accompanying the entry was a photo of Rihanna, Justin Bieber, Taylor Swift, and Quvenzhane Wallis.

“This last week, I had to really evaluate the communication in regard to our young artists in the media. I was trying to differentiate cyber-bullying from how we attack and ridicule our young stars through media and social networks,” she continued. “It is as if we have forgotten what it means to be young or even how to behave like good ol’ grown folk. Do we feel as though we can say and do what we please without demonstrating any responsibility simply because they are famous?”

What a trooper!

Justin Bieber experienced breathing troubles during his show at London’s O2 arena tonight and, per eyewitnesses who took to Twitter immediately, the 19-year-old appeared to pass out onstage.

“He got oxygen from emergency personnel. He insisted on finishing the show. He is on the way to the hospital right now,” his rep tells E! News.

Arena sources tell us that Bieber informed the crowd that he wasn’t feeling well and went backstage to get checked out. He returned to the stage about 10 minutes later and finished the show, despite a doctor’s recommendation that he pull the plug.

Justin Bieber, one of the biggest pop stars on the planet, was in town over the holiday weekend doing a photo shoot for Teen Vogue at the N.C. Transportation Museum in Spencer and chowing down on waffles, we assume, at Waffle House in Salisbury.

Bieber stunned people at the Waffle House on Jake Alexander Boulevard when he showed up around 3 a.m. Sunday. A manager, who did not actually witness the teen icon but did confirm his presence, said restaurant staff were prohibited from taking photos and asking for autographs.

Then, the Biebster spent most of Monday afternoon at a hush-hush photo shoot at the Spencer museum.

Justin Bieber is leaving the sweet, puppy-love days of his My World albums behind for the glitzier and more mature Believe, which depicts him in the club, falling in love with girls and the hard beats.

When he dropped the album’s first single, “Boyfriend,” back in March, it was clear he was making a statement, declaring, “I am man, hear me roar!”

That transition is explored even further on the rest of Believe. In addition to the more mature sound, the tracks are really strong and sequenced well — they play into one another. Bieber and Usher, the album’s executive producer, have managed to craft an album that almost never misses a beat. And on an album with a lot of beats, that’s saying something.

In the June issue of GQ, Justin admits occasionally drinking alcohol, despite being underage: “For me, it’s just like, I like to be in control of myself. I mean, I’ve had a beer, like, before… But I never get out of control.”

A large part of that decision stems from not wanting to disappoint his fans. His manager, Scooter Braun, says Justin “knows that I hold him to a high standard. He doesn’t want to blow it.”

As the biebs explains: “I mean, I keep my guard up a lot, because you know, you can’t trust anyone in this business. That’s what’s sad. You can’t trust anybody. I learned the hard way.”

JB also defended his friend Kim Kardashian after a member of his team called her a ‘bitch’: ”You guys are so mean, bro. People say she doesn’t do anything; she actually does do stuff. She works hard.”