RUDE BIEBER LIVE IN THE PHILIPPINES!!!

i just want to ask something to Tim Yap, you’re not GAY right? tahhahaha

No excuses for being rude whether you’re 17 year old or an international pop star.

F*ck you JUSTINE BIEBERude:p

Christina Aguilera Out-Train-Wrecks Britney Spears by Getting Arrested

During her darkest period, Britney Spears was dragged to the hospital for observation, lost custody of her children, smashed a paparazzo’s car with an umbrella, spent all her late-night hours in drugstores, and spoke in a British accent. She did not, however, get arrested.

Christina Aguilera has been arrested, just a few weeks into her dark period. The 30-year-old singer was busted with her boyfriend early this morning in Los Angeles. TMZ reports 25-year-old Matthew Rutler was taken in for driving under the influence and held on $30,000 bail; he was later released on $5,000, according to the AP. Aguilera was booked for public intoxication, which a source tells TMZ meant she was “extremely intoxicated” and “unable to take care of herself.” The star was released from custody as soon as she “was able to navigate and think on her own” (she was fingerprinted and placed in a cell) and will not be prosecuted for the misdemeanor, L.A. County Sheriff’s spokesman Steve Whitmore told the AP.

TMZ lists Aguilera’s height and weight at the time of her arrest at 5’2″ and 100 pounds. While this seems like an obnoxious detail to include (and one the website might not publish for a comparable male star), it does indicate the singer’s fragile physical state — according to those figures, her body mass index is 18.3, which falls in the “underweight” range.

Based on the limited details available at press time, it appears that Aguilera’s mega-drunkenness was only discovered because of Rutler’s DUI arrest, though her behavior has become increasingly erratic in recent weeks. The singer filed for divorce from husband Jordan Bratman in October, forgot the words to the National Anthem in early February, and stumbled (after belting a tribute to Aretha Franklin) at the Grammys two weeks ago.

The singer’s downward spiral began last summer, when Aguilera’s first album in four years, “Bionic,” failed to catch on with fans. (The LP has not yet gone gold, meaning it has sold less than 500,000 copies; all her previous English language studio releases have sold platinum — more than 1 million copies.) A “Bionic” tour was nixed, reportedly so Aguilera could rehearse more and focus on promoting the film “Burlesque,” though industry experts theorized soft ticket sales were likely more to blame. Aguilera never rescheduled the dates, and “Burlesque” eventually underwhelmed at the box office, taking in less than $40 million domestically despite a big promotional push around the film’s Aguilera/Cher pairing.

One of the songs Aguilera cowrote for the film, “Bound to You,” did go on to be nominated for a Golden Globe for Best Original Song, but wound up losing to another track from the same movie: “You Haven’t Seen the Last of Me,” which was written by Diane Warrenand performed by Cher. Ironically, “Burleque” arrived on DVD and Blu-ray today.

Source: http://www.yahoo.com

53rd GRAMMY Awards Slated For Feb. 13, 2011

The 53rd Annual GRAMMY Awards will take place in Los Angeles at Staples Center on Sunday, Feb. 13, 2011, and will air live on the CBS Television Network from 8–11:30 p.m. (ET/PT). As a result of last year’s earlier show and Awards process dates, this year the eligibility dates for the 53rd Annual GRAMMY Awards are Sept. 1, 2009, through Sept. 30, 2010. (This year will mark a 13-month eligibility period.) The date for the GRAMMY nominations announcement — which showcases GRAMMY Award finalists, the year’s best and brightest in music as voted on by The Recording Academy’s membership of music professionals — will be announced shortly.

“The 52nd Annual GRAMMY Awards was a dynamic, memorable evening, and it delivered our highest ratings since 2004 and the biggest year-over-year increase in more than 20 years,” said Neil Portnow, President/CEO of The Recording Academy. “We have every intention of keeping that momentum going with our 53rd show, and once again we are thrilled to be bringing the excellence and excitement of our GRAMMY Week events and charitable initiatives to the city of Los Angeles. We also look forward to working on another outstanding GRAMMY telecast with our partners and good friends at CBS and Staples Center.”

“The 53rd Annual GRAMMY Awards will once again be event television with exciting and memorable performances that will entertain and engage our audience,” said Jack Sussman, executive vice president, specials, music and live events, CBS. “We look forward to working with our partners at The Recording Academy to make Music’s Biggest Night an event that can’t be missed.”

GRAMMY Week — a weeklong series of cultural events culminating in Music’s Biggest Night — will again feature celebrations of music, fashion, arts education, and philanthropy, including the Salute To series, GRAMMY Style Studio, GRAMMY Career Day, Clive Davis and The Recording Academy’s Pre-GRAMMY Gala, the annual MusiCares Person of the Year tribute, the GRAMMY Foundation’s Music Preservation Project, the Entertainment Law Initiative luncheon, a Producers & Engineers Wing event, and GRAMMY Museum programs, among others.

by Grammy.com