Justin Bieber Won't Be Charged For Knocking A Paparazzo Down

Justin Bieber can breathe a sigh of relief because
cops are not recommending any criminal charges
against him for accidentally running his truck into
a paparazzo.

Law enforcement sources say they've determined
Bieber had no intent to strike the paparazzo when
he left church last week.

Bieber's monster truck had knocked the
photographer to the ground on that particular
day.

Cops further say the photog was in the wrong for
standing in the street, but since that's a minor
crime he won't be charged because it wasn't
committed in the presence of police. Fair enough
on both sides? Let's hope their won;t be a civil
suit.

Lynxxx Reacts To Reports Of Justin Bieber Rededicating His Life To Christ

Following reports Justin Bieber canceled his world tour to rededicate his life to Christ, Nigerian music star, Lynxxx who did same a few years back,took to Instagram to hail the move.

See what he wrote below:

Justin Bieber- I cancelled My Tour To Rededicate My Life To Jesus Christ

Recently, Justin Bieber cancelled the remaining
dates of his 2017 Purpose Tour due to
unforeseen circumstances."
Now it has been revealed that he cancelled
because he 'rededicated his life to Christ.
Sources connected to Hillsong Church told TMZ
and said that the decision to cancel the
remaining dates of the tour was squarely based
on what Bieber believes is religious
enlightenment.
The sources also revealed that Bieber's crew is
"incredibly pissed off at him" because it has
impacted their financial well-being without any
warning.
Over the last few months, the Canadian singer
has been spotted with Hillsong pastor Carl
Lentz, including at a huge church event in
Australia. But the report indicated that the
pastor did not advocate for cancelling the tour.
Yesterday, Justin was also spotted chatting with
pastor Carl Lentz outside Mastro's Steakhouse
while out for dinner in Beverly Hills.

Justin Bieber Banned From China Over His "Bad Behavior"

Fans of Justin Bieber in China have just been hit
with a devastating news, after the Beijing's
Culture Bureau announced that they have
banned the award-winning Canadian pop star
from performing in China.
Beijing’s Culture Bureau posted a statement
saying the young pop star had "caused
discontent among the public."
"Justin Bieber is a gifted singer, but he is also a
controversial young foreign idol," the bureau
said while responding to a fan's request for a
"detailed explanation" about the absence of
China dates during Bieber's upcoming world
tour.
"As far as we are concerned, he has engaged in
a series of bad behaviors, both in his social life
and during a previous performance in China,
which caused discontent among the public."
"We hope that as Justin Bieber matures, he can
continue to improve his own words and actions,
and truly become a singer beloved by the
public," the statement added.
Bieber has now joined the list of artistes who
have been similarly blacklisted in China. British
band Oasis and the US group Maroon 5 were hit
with similar blocks for voicing support for the
Dalai Lama, whom China views as a "dangerous
separatist.