According to an article from Gawker.com Justin Bieber is sick and has canceled his concert in Syracuse, NY
Justin Bieber has been working non-stop since he was like 12. All that hard work is getting to him: The Biebs has cancelled a Syracuse, NY show because he's sick.#getwelljustinbieber is going to be trending on Twitter for weeks.
Justin said on twitter that he just needs to rest and that he never wants to let his fans down.
im gonna be ok just need 2 rest but i wanted all of u 2 know i never want to let any of u down. ever. i really appreciate all the kind wordsless than a minute ago via webJustin Bieber
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The show is rescheduled for Wednesday, September 1.
Radio 1 DJ Scott Mills appears to have created a bit of upset amongst fans of the popular micro-blogging website Twitter recently, after he decided to call Justin Bieber a “precocious little brat.” However, it seems that he has now apologized for his comment.
According to a recent article by in2town.co.uk, ever since he made the silly comment, Scott has been bombarded with tweets from fans telling him how out of order he was. After receiving a flood of complaints, Mills thought it was time to say sorry.
The DJ then took to his Twitter page, and responded to the complaints by posting a message that read: “I may have called Justin Bieber a brat in today’s metro!” He then added: “Just my experience of him, sorry…Getting few angry messages! (sic).”
It isn’t just people from the UK who have been complaining either. Fans from all over the world have been posting their comments about how shocked they were at Mills remark, even if they didn’t have a clue who Scott Mills was when they read his comment.
Justin Bieber is one of those celebrities that you either love or loathe. While most people old enough to drive seem to find the You Tube star turned pop singer Bieber to be annoying, his huge base of younger fans has made him a star.
Which might be why his newest rumored project might be taking on the Michael J. Fox role in a new reboot of the "Back To The Future" movie franchise.
Several British tabloids are reporting that Bieber is being considered for the starring role in the remake, assuming that "he is capable of acting at that level." When Fox took on the original role, he had a hit TV series ("Family Ties") and several hit movies under his belt.
Bieber is younger than Fox was when he starred in the first "Future" movie, and if took the role it would be written to reflect his younger age. "The most important part of the film is the time travel aspects," said one unnamed film executive. "In fact, some of the plot works better with a younger character."
The biggest problem with the idea might be that the three "Future" films are well-made and fondly remembered by audiences. Even if the remake does make it to the screen, odds are that it will face the same box-office fate as the recent remake of "The Karate Kid."
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Update: Even though their argument isn't very solid, Cinema Blend insists this news is not true.
