VIDEO - Justin Bieber Pukes on Stage During First “Believe” Tour Performance

Justin Bieber ready to vomit on stage at first Believe Concert

Justin Bieber kicked off his first “Believe 2012 Tour” last night in Glendale Arizona - and something really really got to him...

During Bieber’s September 29th performance of “Out of Town Girl” in Glendale he stopped on two occasions to vomit – then left the stage.

After composing himself, Bieber returned to the stage and continued his show asking his fans “Will you love me even tough I’m throwing up on stage?”


Bieber later took to Twitter to tell his fans,

“Great show. Getting better for tomorrow’s show !!!! Love u - and …. Milk was a bad choice! Lol”

There’s no word whether it was really milk that made the singer sick or just a ton of stress and nerves building up to his first concert performance of his highly anticipated 2012 "Believe" tour.

A sick looking Justin Bieber in his hotel room after the show

Bieber also did a special tribute during his “One Less Lonely Girl” song for Avalanna Routh who is known by Justin and his fans as Mrs. Bieber.

Avalanna Routh died last week from complications from cancer.

Related: Mrs. Bieber Avalanna Routh passes away from cancer

After the show Bieber took to Twitter to say two simple words - “Goodnight Avalanna”.

Bieber has 45 more shows on his current 2012 Believe Tour that will end in Miami Florida on January 26th.

But for now, Justin is healing himself up and preparing for his next concert at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas on Sunday September 30, 2012.

Good luck JB!

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Video - Michael Jackson’s Children Make Appearance at Tribute Concert in Wales

Michael Jackson's Children

Yesterday was a historic day in Wales.

In an effort to keep Michael Jackson’s legacy alive and remove his Children from the current state side trial of Dr. Conrad Murray taking place back in the United States, a tribute concert was held yesterday in Cardiff Wales.

It was held at the Millennium Stadium and billed as “The Michael Forever Tribute”.

But because it was a Jackson family event it was, of course, surrounded by controversy.

One of the headline bands, “The Black Eyed Peas”, bowed out at the last minute leaving event organizers scrambling for a replacement act.

Others complained that the event should have been held in the United States so MJ's U.S. fans could have taken part in the celebration.

But at the end of the day it did what it was supposed to do – remember Michael Jackson.

Some of the acts that showed up to perform were NeYo, Christina Aguilera, Cee Lo Green, Alexandra Burke, Gladys Knight, The Jackson Brothers, Jennifer Hudson, Latoya Jackson, Leona Lewis, Smokey Robinson, and Beyonce who made an appearance via satellite.

Prince, Blanket, and Paris Jackson

The highlight of the evening was when Jackson’s three children Prince, Paris, and Blanket took to the stage for their first public appearance since their father’s death.

In fact, Blanket actually spoke to the sold out crowd of 50,000, and it was the first time most people had ever heard the young man’s voice.

The kids thanked everyone for coming and then introduced Beyonce.



The kids, whose real names are Prince Michael Joseph Jackson Jr., Prince Michael Jackson II (Blanket), and Paris-Michael Katherine Jackson were met with thunderous applause and cheers from the crowd.

Another high point was when Christina Aguilera got up to belt out “Smile”. Judging by the crowd’s reaction it was probably the best performance of the night.



As the concert went one, it marked week two of the death trial of Michael back in the United States.

Prosecutors are currently unveiling their case in chief against Dr. Conrad Murray who is accused of killing Jackson with a deadly dose of the drug Propofol.

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Video - Budweiser Spot Pays Tribute to 9/11 Victims and New York

On this ten year anniversary of the tragic events of 9/11 we pray for the families affected by the events of that day.

There is so much that could be said today, so much that needs to be said – but after ten years we seem to be at a loss for words.

After 48 hours of non-stop television coverage we have seen all we need to see – all we want to see.

Ten years ago, the Budweiser Company ran a 60 second spot on TV immediately following the events of 9/11 that paid tribute to New York City, the victims, and the heroes that served that day.

It may have been the single most class act that has ever graced the television screen.

There were no words spoken. There were no tears.

There was no blame. There was no hate.

There was simply love.

As the Budweiser horses make their way to the big city to offer a simple salute – a bow, to show humanity that we will never forget.



The spot only ran for one day because Budweiser didn’t want to make any indirect profit from it.

It is a touching reminder of where we have been.

God speed World.

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