Baby Singer Shows Big Finger

Baby Singer Shows Big Finger

Yes people, teen singing sensation Justin Bieber has recently shown his middle finger in the public. Bieber who is presently working in the UK was so stressed out of his work that he has to take out his frustration in this manner. Now the star has to learn the work life balance, its not that he hasnot learnt Justin is only 17, and he already works like a matured star.

Hollywood has always been a place of arrogant brats but this is not the case with justin, he is already the numero uno singing sensation, whereever he goes he leaves behind a trail of frenzied mob. Infact justin is so fed of the tight security, crazy fans and the papparazzi surrounding him all the time that he had to let his frustration out in this way. But by each passing day , the singer is learning to cope up with the pressure, the fame and the attention. Its just cannot be imagined that the star is still balancing his school, friends, family apart from maintaining his relation with the high profile star Selena Gomez.

Now the question which is arising in everyones mind , Will this act of his attract negative publicity? We will have to wait for that…

Justin Biebers Facial Hair made to UnHappy for Selena Gomez

It sounds like Selena Gomez wont be too happy if Justin Bieber follows through on his pledge to grow out his facial hair.

When asked by the hosts of Sirius XMs The Morning Mash Up whether she encouraged a Bieber mustache, she laughed, I actually dont.

Youve got to commit You cant just be like, Let me now do a little one, added Gomez, who seemed skeptical about Biebers ability to grow a full, lustrous stash.

Back on March 5, Bieber announced on Twitter that he planned to grow out his facial hair for a month.

Caboom Air Blaster in London by Jaden Smith and Justin Bieber

Jaden Smith Justin Bieber Jaden Smith Air Blaster in London by Jaden Smith and Justin Bieber

Jaden Smith and Justin Bieber are having a blast in London this week The guys are performing at the O2 Arena and spent their downtime doing fun things like shopping at Hamleys toy store

Last night Jaden and The Bieb bough a Caboom Air Blaster, and enjoyed making a racket with the big blue toy on the way back to Justins London hotel. They accidentally hit one of their security crew members in the face while they were at it. Whoops

Tonight is the last night the guys will be performing in London, and they promise a great show This is the third performance from Justin at the arena this week, so the city is definitely experiencing some Bieber Fever Loves it.

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Severed finger leads police to Ariz. theft suspect

GLENDALE, Ariz. (AP) — A severed finger left at the crime scene helped police in Arizona arrest a man suspected of trying to steal copper wire.

An air conditioning company employee told Glendale police someone tried to steal the wire from his truck on Oct. 7.

The spool of wire — worth more than $300 — had been pulled out about 20 feet from the truck, and what appeared to be a cut off finger was caught in the wiring.

Police retrieved the finger as evidence, and forensic technicians were able to match the fingerprint to 29-year-old Joshua Allen Goverman.

Goverman told detectives he lost part of a finger while working on a car. He was booked on suspicion of theft.

Authorities didn't know whether Goverman had a lawyer who could be reached for comment.

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Wealthy parents sue school, claim they were scammed into buying $50K finger painting

The Heinemanns attend the Prize4Life Gala, Sotheby's, New York City, June 24, 2013. (Owen Hoffmann/Patrick McM …

A pair of Manhattan socialites are suing a private school for nearly a half-million dollars after it allegedly tricked them into bidding $50,000 for a finger painting done by kindergarteners.

According to the lawsuit filed on Friday in New York State Supreme Court, Michelle-Marie and Jon Heinemann claim the Cathedral School of St. John the Divine sent them a bill for $50,000 after the March 1 silent auction.

“This is essentially a painting done by 5-year-olds,” a "source who knows the family" told the New York Post, which first reported the lawsuit.

The school scoffed at the Heinemanns' claims.

"These allegations are sad, false and without merit," a spokesman for the Upper West Side school said in a statement to Yahoo News. "The Cathedral School has a more than 100-year reputation of excellence in education and service to its students and demonstrates a profound respect for the dignity and equality of every child.”

The Heinemanns—whose 5-year-old son, Hudson, attended the school—were not present at the auction but instructed the school to bid on their behalf until they won the artwork. They claim the finger-painted piece should have sold for a maximum of $3,000, but a high-ranking school official made a first-grade teacher bid against the Heinemanns, resulting in the $50,000 price tag. And that was in addition to "$6,000 worth of designer clothing items" the Heinemanns bought and donated to the school specifically for the auction, the suit states.

From the lawsuit:

Additionally, Plaintiff Michelle-Marie Heinemann, a renowned artist whose works have sold for tens of thousands of dollars, donated significant amounts of her time to work with the children at the school on an art project to be included in the Auction.

The family subsequently pulled Hudson out of the $39,000-a-year school. According to the lawsuit, the employee who engineered the auction scam was terminated.

But the Heinemanns say their trouble with the K-8 day school began well before the auction. They say Hudson was "subjected to disparate and unfair treatment" during the 2012-2013 school year.

He "was consistently left out of School exhibits and films" and "was made to go last at nearly everything," the lawsuit claims:

On one occasion, Plaintiffs' five-year-old son was relegated to the role of "door-holder" and ordered to hold the door for all of the other students.

The Heinemanns say they tried to discuss the situation with school officials, but "were either ignored or otherwise met with resentment."

They say they "were forced to endure humiliation and emotional damages" as a result of the auction debacle. They're seeking $415,900 in damages, including the following:

a. Tuition to a new school- $20,000;
b. Forfeiting deposit paid to Defendant School for the following school year- $5,000;
c. Maintaining the employment of a family driver that is no longer needed due to the relocation- $60,000;
d. Continuing the employment of the family housekeeper that is no longer needed due to the relocation- $1,200 per week

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