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Canadian singer Celine Dion poses with her trophy for Entertainment during the Bambi 2012 media awards ceremony in Duesseldorf November 22, 2012. The annual Bambi awards honors celebrities fromthe world of entertainment, literature, sports and politics.
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Carly Rae Jepsen took home the American Music Award for New Artist of the Year on Sunday evening, making her the target of many an angry tween. But hey, now she has something in common with Taylor Swift. Also in music news, Psy and MC Hammer had the evening's most celebrated performance, Rihanna's tour plane is starting to smell, someone tried to get Alabama Shakes to do reality television, Slipknot wants to collaborate with Justin Bieber, and more.
"More Like Carly Rae Kill Yourself!"
One Direction didn't bother to attend the American Music Awards on Sunday, as they're a touch too busy promoting their new album Take Me Home in the UK. They also didn't have any reason to show up, as the quintet lost the New Artist of the Year award to "Call Me Maybe" singer Carly Rae Jepsen.
Almost immediately after Carly's win, angry One Directioners took to Twitter to spew some vitriol. "carly rae jepsen more like carly rae kill yourself," one fan sniped. Another yell-tweeted, "CARLY RAE JEPSEN I'LL KILL YOU MAYBE." One fan directed her hate at everyone who dared vote for Carly: "IM SCREAMING SO LOUD WHO VOTED FOR CARLY RAE JEPSEN I WILL KILL YR FIRSTBORN."
Of course, this kind of behavior is really nothing new for teenyboppers. Teen pop death threats, a tale as old as time. Just ask Taylor Swift, who's been getting her fair share of online hate over those rumors that she and Harry Styles are an item
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Justin Bieber's hindsight is probably 20/20 on this one.
In a photo taken by an actor on the set of Selena Gomez's upcoming flick Feed the Dog, the Biebs was snapped posing with a fake gun and pointing it at the actor's dad.
And Gomez was right there for the photo op, smiling in the pic.
After the photos were posted to the Twitter account @HechosSMGomez, the "Girlfriend" crooner received a slew of criticism for the gun pose-off, with folks around the web saying the snaps were "irresponsible," among other things, in light of the recent mass shootings at the Empire State Building and the Dark Knight Rises screening in Colorado.
"Guns are on everyone's mind as a serious crisis in Canada and the United States. Everyone, that is, except maybe Justin Bieber," a writer from Canada's Globe and Mail wrote.
"Justin, whether you like it or not, you're a role model. And millions of fans, 27 million on Twitter, are following your every move. You have power in this industry, and holding a gun in jest is just plain foolish," a writer at Hollywood Life declared.
Reps for Bieber have not yet responded to requests for comment
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The 'All Around The World' singer says he also hopes to hold onto his baby-faced looks.
Justin Bieber has claimed that his fans, who are better known as his Beliebers, are "crazier" than any other fan base.
Although the Beliebers have to compete with the likes of One Direction's Directioners and the Rihanna Navy, Justin said his were the most dedicated.
"My fans are crazier than anyone else's fans," Justin said in a new interview with Vibe.
"I've had girls make light-up signs with actual mechanics involved. Like it takes them three months to make that sign. Three months! That’s a long time."
Elsewhere in the interview, 18-year-old Justin also reveals that it's possible he may hold onto his baby-faced looks as he enters adulthood.
"My mom looks pretty young and my dad does, too, so hopefully I will, too," he said. "I hate shaving. It's really going to suck when I have to start shaving every day."
The interview also features aconversation with Justin's manager Scooter Braun, who said he believes that Justin's career could last as long as the late Michael Jackson.
Justin is currently preparing to kick off his 'Believe' world tour, which will see him play a host of dates in the UK in 2013.
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