Justin Bieber needs your help. On March 26, the 18-year old will bring down the Internet by releasing his next single , “Boyfriend,” and he’s asking fans to help decide the cover art for this track. With the winner set to be announced on Monday, it’s down to a pair of options and you can officially vote via Justin Bieber Music /Twitter using hashtags #JBboyfriend1 and #JBboyfriend2 . Meanwhile, you can UNofficially vote right here and now! Let the battle of Bieber begin! WHICH PIECE OF JUSTIN BIEBER COVER ART DO YOU LIKE BEST?
George Clooney was arrested this morning outside the Sudanese Embassy in Washington, D.C.. The actor was taking part in an organized demonstration to draw attention to that country’s president, Omar al-Bashir, who is responsible for countless deaths in the region due to his blockade of humanitarian aide. Clooney – who has traveled to the country and said in the past we’re going to face a genocide if action isn’t taken – testified before Congress on Wednesday regarding the “campaign of murder” in that nation. “This is for the government in Khartoum to stop randomly killing its own innocent men, women and children. Stop raping them and stop starving them. That’s all we ask,” USA Today quotes Clooney as saying after he was handcuffed and taken away today, following repeated warnings to leave the area. Along with his father; U.S. Rep. Jim Moran (Dem.) of Virginia; NAACP President Ben Jealous and others, Clooney was placed in a Secret Service and has been charged with the misdemeanor of disorderly crossing a police line. Said the star’s rep: “They were protesting the violence committed by the government of Sudan on its own innocent men, women and children. They were demanding they allow humanitarian aid into the country before it becomes the largest humanitarian crisis in the world.”
The death toll from last week’s 6.9 magnitude earthquake in northwest China has risen to 1,706. There has been an additional 12,128 were injured in the quake Wednesday in Qinghai province. Rescuers have been working 24/7 to help survivors from the debris. The earthquake damaged 15,000 homes around the impoverished country of Yushu, and caused more that 100,000 people to leave the area. There are groups who are still hopeful to recover people and families who wished that their loved ones will be rescued. Earthquake in China Death Toll Reached 1,700 is a post from: Daily World Buzz Continue reading →
