“Gossip Girl” star, John Galliano fragrance face and Madonna’s Material Girl model Taylor Momsen is nothing if not shockingly open and brutally honest about some pretty personal topics.

Promoting her Pretty Reckless debut album, “Light Me Up,” she did a very candid interview about priests, her tampax, her vibrator and Justin Bieber with a New Zealand radio show.

Her song “Goin’ Down” and the Catholic church’s sexual abuse scandal: “I was raised Catholic. I f***ed a priest once. Just kidding.”

It’s OFFICIAL- “U SMILE” is gonna be the New Single!! The song is dedicated to the fans so this one is for all of u!! Radio here we come!!

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His debut album was all about My World. Now, Justin Bieber wants to share more of his Story.

The pop star’s first book, Justin Bieber: First Step 2 Forever: My Story, will hit bookstore shelves in October but PEOPLE.com has a first look at the book’s cover, which features a message from the 16-year-old: “Lots of exclusive photos just for you. Love Justin xxx.”

But the book has much more than just pictures.
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Fans can expect to read about Bieber’s jet-setting lifestyle (performing in front of thousands on his world tour), his road to stardom (from viral video to meeting Usher in Atlanta) and personal anecdotes about his family and best friends.

We didn’t know we’d be able to see it so soon, but we’re glad we didn’t have to wait long! Only a week after Justin’s big news about releasing a book, People snatched a sneak peek at the book cover! Check out by clicking RIGHT HERE. According to People, the book also includes a message that says: “Lots of exclusive photos just for you. Love Justin xxx.” What do you guys think of the cover? Do you love it? What sorts of things are you hoping to see in the book? Tell us!

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Make sure to visit Justin.Proactiv.com to enter to win a free trip to Los Angeles! Meet Justin and see him LIVE in Concert!. Also if you order Proactiv Plus For Teens you get an exclusive poster of Justin!.

I know some of you are split on the whole J Beebs mania, but I’ve got a confession: I’ve been a “Belieber” ever since I did this iChat (yes, an iChat—21st-century stuff for a 21st-century star) interview with him for our September issue:

For anyone not into the teen singing sensation thang, the back-story on Justin Bieber (welcome out from under that rock!), here it is: 12-year-old boy enters a local singing competition in Toronto, boy’s mom posts clips of him on YouTube, people notice, Justin Timberlake and Usher get in a bidding war to sign him, Usher wins, Biebs takes over the world. It’s all been so exhausting that the teen megastar has to get put on voice rest—a lot. But his fingers are working—so I interviewed him by IM for our September issue.

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Justin Bieber’s concert movie/bio pic still needs its director. Paramount Pictures confirmed today that Academy Award-winning documentary filmmaker Davis Guggenheim will not be joining the 3-D project. The director of the upcoming Waiting for Superman documentary was a name being considered for the project, but his promotional duties surrounding his film on our nation’s troubled public education system prevents him from focusing on another movie at this time. Guggenheim officially passed on the project last night.

At four o’clock in the morning, the screams begin again. The sound ricochets off the pavement of 49th Street, rounding the corner to Rockefeller Plaza, where four and a half hours from now, the 16-year-old pop sensation Justin Bieber will perform on the Today show. Though only roughly a thousand fans can be packed, sardinelike, into the plaza, 12,000 have been gathering for the past two days.

Vigilant cops pace the line with billy clubs and bafflement. A CD signing in a Long Island mall this past November caused such a riot that 35 officers from the Nassau County and Garden City Police Departments

Nick Jonas dished advice for Justin Bieber to Popstar! It’s definitely something we think about but you know, I think that with all of the other young people that are coming up, we wish the best for them. And Justin Bieber in particular, we’ve had the opportunity to meet him a couple of times and speak with him.
And he’s entering into a whole new world, and you know, really being thrown into it all, and we hope the best for him. I think he’s doing a great job so far.. I think the important part of everyone’s journey is finding their own path and doing..

Selena Gomez lost her voice yesterday, but that didn’t stop her from doing talk shows!

She was on Lopez Tonight with the help of a voice box! She “told” a very funny story about Justin Bieber! Check it out!

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**UPDATE** Justin tweeted that his book is not going to be a memoir! He said, “it isnt a memoir…i teamed up with this amazing photographer robert and he has been taking pictures behind the scenes from before the tour. so the book will include all those pics and im going to tell the story of all that led up from rehearsals until the first night of the tour. Pretty excited about it and think everyone will enjoy the story and the pics…but we can all agree im a little too young to write a memoir, but we can make a pretty great book with lots of exclusive stuff…but i just got a lot more life to live too ” Will YOU still get it?

Justin played @ Seminole Towne Center Mall to support Seminole High School. According to Deadline, Director of An Inconvenient Truth Davis Guggenheim just dropped out of directing Justin Bieber‘s 3D concert film for Paramount Pictures. He will be too busy promoting Waiting For Superman.

NY Mag wrote an extremely large article about Justin [Via 4TNZ].

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A group of Seminole High School students got a surprise today — 16-year-old pop wunderkind Justin Bieber, fresh off an Orlando show, showed up at an assembly.

Justin Bieber, who performed at Orlando’s Amway Arena in a sold-out concert Wednesday night, presented the school with a $5,000 donation from Best Buy and the Grammy Foundation. The money will be used on the school’s music program.

He had a music-loving audience: The students at the Sanford school were there as part of a summer band camp.