E! Online — Justin Bieber never says never to a cameo. After all, the Grammy winner made a surprise appearance on the Coachella stage during the first weekend of the musical festival when Tems brought him and... more info

E! Online — The Biebers take Coachella! Hailey Bieber and Justin Bieber were spotted sharing a sweet moment at the 2024 music festival in Indio, Calif. on its opening day. While watching Lana Del Rey perform... more info

New York Post — The mononymous R&B icon revealed that he beat out the legendary boybander when the duo battled to sign then-up-and-coming Bieber, now 29, in 2008. more info

E! Online — Usher understands Justin Bieber's intentions.  In fact, the "Yeah!" singer said he has no hard feelings over the reason the "Baby" singer declined his invited to be a special guest during his 2024... more info

New York Post — "I think it might've been the fact that he was just wanting to tell a different story right now and I understand that." -- Usher on why Justin Bieber was not part of his Super Bowl halftime show. more info

New York Post — Alicia Keys, Jermaine Dupri, H.E.R., Will.i.am, Ludacris, and Lil Jon all performed with Usher at the Super Bowl — but Justin Bieber decided to sit it out. more info

New York Post — Justin Bieber fans are livid that he didn't join Usher for at the Super Bowl 2024 for his star-studded Apple Music Super Bowl LVIII Halftime Show. more info

Stereogum — Almost a year ago, Justin Bieber canceled his Justice World Tour following several postponements due to his battle with Ramsey Hunt disorder. On Thursday night, he gave a private acoustic performance at the 2,500-cap venue History in Toronto. more info

Stereogum — It’s been nearly eight years since the French duo Justice released Woman , their most recent album. Gaspard Augé, one half of Justice, released the solo album Escapades in 2021. As a group, though, Justice’s activities have been pretty lim... more info

Stereogum — With each passing week, it feels like I see some new tweet or comment from someone expressing their adoration for Geese’s 3D Country, on which the NYC Band To Watch moved past the indie dance-rock of their debut and into some truly idiosyncratic... more info