“Justin Bieber: Never Say Never” might be dismissed by anyone over the age of 12 as a silly excuse to cash in on the success of the recent Grammy nominee, but this proves to be a film that is actually a pleasant surprise.

Part documentary, part concert film, this is a quite interesting look at the young pop star sure to please his rabid fan base, while also managing to make nonfans a little less skeptical.

Director Jon Chu (the man behind the last two “Step Up” films) mixes early home movies and interviews with concert footage from his 2010 tour to show how Bieber went from a young kid in Stratford, Ontario, making YouTube videos to teen idol headlining Madison Square Garden, giving everyone a rare peek behind the curtain. Source

Justin Bieber will grace the upcoming cover of Rolling Stone and the 16-year-old pop star offers up his mature views of love and sex, which should delight his throng of teenage female fans.

"I don't think you should have sex with anyone unless you love them ... I think you should just wait for the person you're in love with," said The Bieb. The Bieb is reportedly dating Disney star Selena Gomez, although the pair deny it! Wonder if he "loves" her?
   
Also in the article, The Bieb offers up some of his political opinions, despite being all of 16. "I really don't believe in abortion," Bieber said. "It's like killing a baby?" When asked about abortion in the case when the pregnancy is the result of rape, Bieber commented, "Um. Well, I think that's really sad, but everything happens for a reason. I guess I haven't been in that position, so I wouldn't be able to judge that." Source

Bieber backlash was bound to happen. No matter how perfectly poised the teenage phenomenon tried to be, the young man underneath that mop-top hair was inevitably going to stick his foot in his mouth. And now, after a controversial Rolling Stone interview, Justin Bieber has found himself at the center of public criticism for his polarizing opinions on some touchy topics.
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