Justin Bieber Breaks Out "Baby" in Berlin

Justin Bieber brought back the song that made him famous during a stop in Berlin this week.

Appearing at the Universal Inside 2015 conference in Germany, the young singer took to the stage with Bryan Adams and hearkened way back in time, with Ludacris on hand to perform the rap verse from "Baby."

Adams manned guitar and joined Bieber for the famous chorus.

"Baby," of course, wasn"t just Bieber"s first hit. It was one of the most popular songs in the history of the universe. Case in point:

The "Baby" music video became the first video ever amass one billion views on VEVO. Yes, ONE BILLION.

Justin will release a new album on November 13 and can only pray one of those tracks is even half as successful as this one.

Watch him deliver a fun, unexpected performance of it here.

Ex-NFL Star Larry Johnson -- No Jail Time for Nightclub Attack

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Larry Johnson dodged a jail sentence for the Miami nightclub attack where he punched a guy and attacked him with a glass. 

The former star running back for the Chiefs pled guilty to battery for the violent incident that went down at the Delano Hotel last October. TMZ Sports broke the story … Johnson punched the victim and then broke a glass — action movie style — and threatened to cut the guy.

Johnson’s guilty plea got him 12 months probation, 60 hours of community service, and he has to submit to substance abuse evaluation. He also has to stay away from the victim and the club. 

Starbucks Barista Can"t Feel His Face While Serving Coffee

Simply put, we should all love our jobs as much as this guy loves his.

The video featured here depicts a Starbucks employee who isn"t content to simply hand out coffee to those at the drive-thru. Oh no.

He"s all about having fun and dancing and getting his groove on to The Weeknd"s "Can"t Feel My Face."

Watch now as the dude shakes it, totally unafraid to drop it low in his green apron.

Isn"t serving lattes and mochas far more fun when you make it into a one-man dance party? Someone really should have told this to that angry Starbucks barista in May.

Oh well.

Kardashian-Jenner Online Popularity Contest: Tearing the Family Apart?!

Earlier this week, the ladies of the Kardashian-Jenner clan expanded their empire by launching paid apps and websites targeted at their biggest fans.

Yes, those who believe that Kim and company don’t receive enough exposure online can now pay actual US dollars to see more of the Kard clan on their computers and mobile devices.

It sounds like a ridiculous business model, but somehow, it’s already paying off…at least for the youngest of the sisters.

Kylie Jenner launched her app on Monday, and the competition from her sisters is no competition at all.

Kim also launched a paid website, and as the most widely-recognized Kardashian, you might think she would have the most subscribers. 

Of the nearly 1 million (!) subscribers that paid for Kardashian-Jenner apps or website access in the first 24 hours, more than 74% of them were Kylie kustomers.

Far from being proud of their lil sis, the other ladies are reportedly pissed!

“The family thinks that this could potentially be the beginning of the end for the Kardashian empire because it is going to start getting even more competitive within the family,” a source close to the situation tells Radar Online.

“Greed and money are never good combinations.”

Some of the girls (specifically Kourtney and Kendall) were reportedly against the idea from the start, as they felt that it would not only lead to competition within the family, but might also alienate some of their fans.

“Some of the girls feel that Kris’s master plan to charge people to keep up with them is going to backfire,” says the insider.

As for the increased competitiveness – we may be seeing signs of that already.

Sources say Kylie and Kendall have been feuding at Fashion Week, and fighting over center stage at parties and public events.