Justin Bieber

Most of your favorite celebs are still celebrating America's birthday today (July 5), but plenty of them still got down to business where it matters: Twitter. Because the truly famous never take a vacation from 140-character missives on everything from selfies to silly advice...

Tell us if you've heard this before (because we know you have): Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez are together and totally in love. Then they split, and she makes fun of him somehow, whether passive aggressively in a choreographed video or outright on a talk show. Then Jelena get back together and show it over social media. Guess what? That's happening right now.

Justin Bieber has raised the ire of his neighbors with antics like speeding and spitting, but there's at least one person in his Calabasas, Calif. neighborhood who doesn't think he's a dirtbag: NFL legend Willie McGinest.

A rider from a recent Justin Bieber photoshoot has been obtained by TMZ, and it's a gem -- with demands ranging from no one being allowed to speak to him to Selena Gomez's music being banned in his presence. Well then.

To see just how forgiving Justin Bieber fans are of his transgressions, Jimmy Kimmel sent a reporter out to talk to Beliebers and ask them how they feel about his recent spate of heinous and/or ridiculous bad behavior. But here's the catch: These aren't things the Biebs actually did. The takeaway is that basically, Beliebers will forgive Justin anything, even if it's desecrating national symbols,

Since Justin Bieber doesn't have enough problems these days -- most of them stemming from the fact that he's Justin Bieber -- the teen pop star is now being sued by a photographer for allegedly assaulting him in a parking lot with some seriously wicked moves.

She spent the past two years in the paltry No. 2 slot, but Oprah Winfrey is back -- she's been named Forbes' Most Powerful Celebrity of 2013.

Earning his new royal title Sir Bratticus, Justin Bieber has now been banned for life from an indoor skydiving facility in Sin City for being ill-behaved and for not properly potty-training his security team (basically).

Justin Bieber's pals Lil' Za and Lil' Twist (in our minds, short for Little Pizza and Little Milton Bradley Game) have again proven what great influences they are on the tween sensation -- this time, they were caught on camera driving recklessly, cussing out locals and just generally being punks in Justin's ritzy Calabasas, Calif. neighborhood.

Justin Bieber tested out the new Instagram video feature yesterday (June 20). And as many people have noticed, it didn't seem like he was just high on life at the time. Quelle surprise.

Kid Rock expressed his true feelings about miniature Canadian pop stars this week while appearing on the Howard Stern show, saying Justin Bieber is in store for a "long ride down."

Justin Bieber can't seem to break away from car trouble. The pop star was investigated last night for allegedly hitting a photog and driving away -- but has now been cleared of any wrongdoing.

Today (June 12) celebrities re-watched a classic, planned tattoos, denied getting other tattoos, suffered lingerie nostalgia and made no sense.

In a chain of events that some feel brings to mind the harbingers of death in the book of Revelation, Miley Cyrus and Justin Bieber were spotted canoodling at a Los Angeles hot spot over the weekend before leaving together.

If it seems like Justin Bieber can't catch a break lately, it may be because the very people in charge of keeping him out of trouble aren't too keen on following rules themselves.

Justin Bieber is back to his old tricks again, flipping out on a paparazzo for doing his job and ordering his goons to steal the man's camera like a respectable artist would.

Since Virgin billionaire and mogul Richard Branson started accepting reservations for commercial space flights on Virgin Galactic, celebrities have been slapping down their cash to snag a ticket -- and the most recent one to do so is Justin Bieber. (Yes, we hear some of you hoping he won't come back. Calm down.)

Justin Bieber may insist that he wasn't behind the wheel of his Ferrari when he was speeding like a bat out of hell in his Calabasas, Calif. neighborhood -- and rapper Tyler the Creator may corroborate that -- but the cops don't believe him.

Today (June 4) celebrities gave orders, spoke the obvious, still sucked at grammar, wanted to talk and loved '90s music.

Comedienne Kathy Griffin's talk show may have been cancelled, but that certainly hasn't stopped her from mocking celebrities (or continually embarrassing her buddy Anderson Cooper). Proof? Her 16th stand-up special, 'Calm Down Gurrl,' airs Tuesday night on Bravo -- and in a new interview, Griffin took aim at everyone from Amanda Bynes to Justin Bieber.