Justin Bieber bites stripper's boob with friend Khalil Sharieff at party

E'S the showbiz brat who many fear is on a downward spiral, and now another photo has emerged showing how wild Justin Bieber has become.
The teenage star has been caught on camera sucking the breast of a female stripper with friend Khalil Sharieff, TMZ.com reports.
The photograph shows them both sucking on one breast each at a recent party.
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According to sources, the stripper, who had fake breasts and a classy rainbow-coloured Playboy tattoo, was hired to "perform" for Justin and his pals at an L.A. recording studio.
Bieber's wild lifestyle has continued to come under scrutiny after his private jet was reportedly detained on suspicion of there being marijuana on board.
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When he landed in New Jersey's Terboro airport on Friday in preparation for Sunday's Super Bowl, everyone on the plane was searched but no drugs were found and they were free to go.
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But that hasn't been the end of Bieber's dramas with police.
This incident comes just days after the 19-year-old turned himself in to Toronto police after a December 29 skirmish involving a limo driver.
Bieber allegedly attacked the driver, resulting in criminal assault charges.

Bad boy ... Justin Bieber appears at a police station in connection with an alleged criminal assault in Toronto, Canada. Picture: Getty Images Source: Getty Images

While it was initially believed that members of his entourage were responsible for the attack, Bieber became a prime suspect after he didn't show up for questioning.

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Popstar Justin Bieber turned himself in to police in Toronto on Wednesday where he was formally charged in connection with an alleged assault on a limousine driver in December. WSJ's Monika Vosough reports. (Photo: AP)

Known for loving fast cars and women, Bieber was also released from prison after being caught drag racing while under the influence of drugs and alcohol in Miami recently.

In trouble ... Justin Bieber’s mugshot after being caught drag racing in Miami. Picture: AP Photo Source: AP

Coincidentally, Bieber's partner in crime Sharieff, who partied with Bieber and his stripper, was also with him the night he drag-raced a yellow Lamborghini in Miami.

Khalil Amir Sharieff aka Crazy Khalil ... and Justin Bieber in front of the red Ferrari and yellow Lamborgini prior to their arrests in Miami Beach. Picture: Justin Bieber's Instagram Source: Supplied

Bieber has entered a not guilty plea against charges of driving under the influence, resisting arrest without violence and driving on an expired licence in Miami on January 23.
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Although official toxicology reports have not yet been released, preliminary tests reveal the singer tested positive for both marijuana and Xanax.

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Teen pop star Justin Bieber is released from a Miami jail, escorted by officers, and waves to fans.

Meanwhile, Miley Cyrus among other celebrities have expressed what they think of Bieber's latest antics.
If you don't want to get in trouble, she says, do your partying at home.
Cyrus appeared on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno musing about why it was Bieber didn't have anyone working for him to help keep him out of trouble.
Otherwise, she added: "Party at your house. Buy a house, and add a club to it."

Justin Bieber battles ‘very public’ fall

Justin Bieber is the latest in a long line of troubled former child stars to veer off the rails — the question now is, can those around him save the teen from a complete train wreck. And if so, how?
A spell in rehab? A tough-love crackdown by his management or family? It remains to be seen if the latest brushes with the law will prove a wake-up call for the 19-year-old Canadian heartthrob.
“If I were his manager, my temptation would be to just send Justin to his room for three months,” Robert Thompson, a professor of pop culture at Syracuse University, told AFP.
“The problem is .. there’s 400 paparazzi outside his room taking pictures, not to mention he’s tweeting from his room ... If he tweets from the police station, he’s gonna tweet from anywhere.”
For those who follow Bieber’s antics closely, his arrest in Miami Beach and assault charges in Toronto — within the space of less than a week — are hardly surprising.
Tabloid media have for months chronicled his repeated run-ins with police and neighbors in and around the plush mansion where he lives in Calabasas, northwest of Los Angeles.
The singer has also found himself trouble with authorities in Australia and Brazil for spraying graffiti. In Brazil, Bieber was photographed emerging under a blanket from a notorious Rio brothel.
But unlike similar America hell-raisers, the Canadian could in theory be booted out of the United States, where he has made his career.
On Thursday a public petition on the White House website passed 200,000 signatures, twice the threshold to merit an official response.
“We would like to see the dangerous, reckless, destructive, and drug abusing Justin Bieber deported,” it said.
“He is not only threatening the safety of our people but he is also a terrible influence on our nation’s youth.” That came after he was charged on Jan. 23 with driving under the influence after police caught him allegedly drag racing in Miami Beach, Florida.
Then on Wednesday he was charged with assaulting a limousine driver in Canada, after turning himself in at a Toronto police station with a crowd of female fans screaming their support.
Bieber is following in the footsteps of the likes of Lindsay Lohan, Britney Spears, “Home Alone” star Macaulay Culkin, Demi Lovato and more recently “High School Musical” heartthrob Zac Efron.
Michael Jackson was another child star who patently struggled to make the transition to the grown-up world.
Bieber — a global star who has over 49 million Twitter followers — seemed to compare himself to Jackson last week, in an Instagram posted after he was charged in Miami.
The post showed Bieber in a dark hoodie, waving outside jail, alongside an image of Jackson a decade ago when the King of Pop was fighting child molestation charges.
“What more can they say,” read the caption. Media reports said Bieber’s father Jeremy — who split from the star’s mother when he was just a baby — was involved in the alleged drag racing.
Canada’s Globe and Mail newspaper said Bieber’s troubles can “be read as an indictment of modern permissive parenting; a cautionary tale about a fatherless upbringing in a single-mom home.”
But, like many non-American entertainers, Bieber — who Forbes magazine says made $58 million in 2013 — lives and works in United States under a so-called O-1 visa.
Thompson said the deportation risk is therefore minimal.
“It’s amusing, but I cannot possibly imagine he could ever be deported .. boy, we’ve plenty of our own home grown types that are worse influences than Justin is,” he said.
But he added that, while young celebrities have always gone off the rails, social media means that every mis-step is played out under an unrelenting public spotlight.
“Hollywood stars back in the golden age of Hollywood, they were getting into trouble all over the place. The studios were normally able to squelch it, they knew reporters, had little deals here and there.
“That’s impossible now. These stories are going to get out,” he said.
Celebrity news site TMZ reported Bieber wants to move out of his gated community — where Jackson’s family also lives — to an area where there are no “rules and regulations and nosy neighbors.”
Whatever happens, the story will inevitably run and run. “You couldn’t write a better drama. There is innocence. There is pathos. There is suspense. There is tragedy,” said the Globe and Mail.

Justin Bieber: Alleged assault on Toronto limo driver triggered by radio volume argument, report say

Justin Bieber’s alleged assault of a Toronto limo driver on Dec. 30 was reportedly triggered by the not-loud-enough volume of the vehicle’s radio, according to TMZ.

The American news outlet reports that Bieber’s people wanted the volume turned up higher as he cruised the Toronto entertainment district with an entourage.

The driver obliged, but just to a point.

When he wouldn’t turn it any louder, things got ugly, according to TMZ.

Meanwhile, in other Bieber news, a female Miami police officer finds herself under investigation after reportedly trying to take a photo of Bieber while he was under arrest in Florida last week for drag racing.

Making the drag racing incident more bizarre, there’s no evidence that he was actually racing, according to records TMZ claims to have obtained.

Miami police have already subpoenaed a video from TMZ which they suspect might show the former Stratford, Ont., resident racing.

The rented Lamborghini is capable of cheek-popping speeds, but it reached a maximum of only 71 km/h, according to the U.S. news outlet.

But Miami Police say he was clocked at speeds between 88-97 km/h.

He has pleaded not guilty to DUI, resisting arrest, and driving without a licence in relation to the incident.

If Bieber’s rattled, then he’s apparently cooling his nerves in the entertainment district of Toronto, as some media reports have him at Switch Nightclub, near King St. E. and Church St., until the wee hours of Friday.

Meanwhile, an American petition to have him deported continues to swell. It’s now at 138,000 signatures.

The White House must give a reply to any petition with more than 100,000 names.

Jennifer Lawrence, Miley Cyrus and Justin Bieber Make Forbes' 30 Under 30 List for 2014

Jennifer Lawrence is just 23 years old, but she's accomplished more than most people could in 23 lifetimes! For that reason—and surely many others—theAmerican Hustle star is one of Forbes' 30 Under 30. She's in good company, too—with stars like Miley Cyrus (21), Justin Bieber (19) and Quvenzhané Wallis (10!) also making the cut. Bruno Mars (28), Drake (27), Katy Perry (29) and Lady Gaga(27), Lorde (17) and obviously the boys of One Direction (all between the ages of 19 and 22) are also blessed with youth, influence and financial success. According to Forbes, 1D's world tour grossed over $1 million per city with the guys earning a total of $42 million in 2013. And to »

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