Wong Kar Wai ‘s latest will open the 63rd edition of the Berlinale February 7th out of competition. Also in Wednesday’s round-up of news, Angelina Jolie is eyeing her second directorial project for Universal; Jon Voight is eyeing a KGB agent role in an upcoming Ronald Reagan pic; Universal sets a date for Riddick ; and the National Film Registry names titles to its list. Wong Kar Wai’s The Grandmaster to Open 63rd Berlinale The international premiere of the Chinese director’s latest film will open the Berlin International Film Festival February 7th. The film is described “an epic martial arts drama set against the tumultuous backdrop of 1930’s China and inspired by the life and times of the legendary IP Man (Tony Leung Chiu Wai), mentor to Bruce Lee. The plot encompasses themes of war, family, revenge, desire, love, and memory.” The film will screen out of competition. Wong is serving as this year’s president of the jury at the Berlinale. Angelina Jolie to Direct Unbroken Jolie is in final negotiations to direct Unbroken , the unbelievable story of Olympian-turned WWII POW Louis Zamperini. The Universal and Walden Media project is is based on Unbroken: A World War II Story of Survival, Resilience and Redemption , the book by Seabiscuit author Laura Hillenbrand, Deadline reports . Jon Voight Eyes KGB Agent Role in Ronald Reagan Biopic Voight is in negotiations to play a critical part in Reagan , one of at least three upcoming films about President Reagan. His role is playing a Soviet KGB agent whose job it was to track Reagan, the 40th U.S. President. The movie is based on The Crusader and God & Ronald Reagan , two books by Paul Kengor, THR reports . Universal Sets Release Date for Riddick Sci-Fi pic Riddick will open in the U.S. including IMAX September 6, 2013. The feature is the third chapter of the saga that began with 2000′s Pitch Black and 2004′s The Chronicles Of Riddick . Vin Diesel returns as the anti-hero, Riddick, Deadline reports . National Film Registry Names 25 Titles Breakfast at Tiffany’s , A Christmas Story , Dirty Harry and The Matrix are among the “culturally significant” titles to be included in the National Film Registry in the Library of Congress. The NFR was established by Congress in 1989 to preserve U.S. film heritage, Variety reports .
Dear Bossip , I really don’t want to write this because you usually SLAY people whenever they write you, but I have nowhere else to turn. I need help. I have been in a relationship for the past 4 years with a man and am newly engaged. He plays soccer overseas and I am finishing school to get my bachelors degree, so for the most part, our relationship is primarily long distance. We have found a way to make it work despite being apart for 9-10 months out of the year (I often go to visit him and he comes to visit me). Long story short, I caught him looking at gay p0rn. Actually, all sorts of weird p0rn honestly, but what stood out to me the most was the fat girl p0rn and gay p0rn. Specifically: transvestite sex and BDSM transvestite p0rn. WEIRD to say the least. Anyway, I was devastated and confronted him and asked him if he was gay. He of course denied it and said that he was just really freaky (and he is) and said that he watches so much p0rn because he is overseas and does not want to cheat on me. Eventually he just started getting off to any and everything he could find. During our argument, I repeatedly tried to get him to admit to me that he was gay because of course, looking at gay p0rn obviously makes you gay right? Well, he nicely reminded me that I used to be bisexual and asked if I was gay because I still continue to fantasize about/enjoy watching women. Ironically, I don’t feel like I am gay because I realized that that is not the lifestyle I want to live and ultimately I want to be with a man. Although, I am still attracted to women I have not the slightest intention on being with a woman ever again in that way. So, I said no. But, he’s right. It’s the same shoe, different foot. So, eventually I retreated my threats and after some time I forgave him and remained with him. He said he’d stop looking at it if it bothers me, but I wanted him to stop looking at it because it’s wrong, and it’s gay. He tried to make it seem like any sex is sex and just because that is what he watches it doesn’t mean that’s what he wants to do with me (the BDSM or feeder porn) or anyone else of that matter, it’s just freaky to him. But, men don’t just look at tranvestites, black men especially. It doesn’t help my peace of mind that my butt and breasts are huge and he is in absolute awe of my body, but literally only worships my butt! (Go figure). It’s been a year and I’ve often checked his computer and he hasn’t been on those websites since. Well, at least not to my finding. Am I wrong for feeling like this makes him gay and feeling like he will leave me for a man or something crazy like that because I’m a hypocrite!?! However, I fear that when he leaves again, he’ll start looking at it again once he gets bored or even worse decide to experiment during our engagement or worse after we’re married! I mean he clearly fantasizes about being with, a man or at least a transvestite, right? It is because of this that I am hesitant to marry him and obviously cannot stop thinking about his sexuality. I try to be an open book and keep communication open between us, but this topic clearly makes him uncomfortable to talk about. He treats me like a freaking diamond, is extremely romantic and thoughtful, manly, God-fearing, sexy, and very successful. I absolutely adore his family, and he mine and we pray together. He’s everything any woman would want in a man, except I am not sure if he is gay/bi, even though he tries to make it clear that I am his end all be all. The funny thing is I am so kinky, I could care less if he is bi or previously was as long as his heart is mine and only mine and as long as we enter a monogamous marriage. I don’t want to look back and wish I’d made a different decision, especially if he comes out of the closet on me and embarrasses me later on. We’ve talked about it since, but something is just not right. He wants to marry me soooo badly (so we can finally have kids and live together), but these insecurities are really killing me. I don’t know how to feel, think, or what to do. And, I have not told anyone. I need advice, help. – Concerned About His Sexuality Dear Ms. Concerned About His Sexuality, Girl, there are so many things wrong with your letter, and I’m holding myself back from laying you out!!! You are truly sad. Sad and pitiful. You make lots of accusations, blanket statements, and judgments, but I peeped your game. Ole blankety blank blankety blank so-and-so!!! Holding my tongue. Just holding my tongue. The problem isn’t your man and him watching gay p0rn, the problem lies with you and your insecurities about your own sexuality. The hell you’re going to sit up here and condemn gay people and say being gay is wrong, yet, you’re bi-sexual?!? You sleep with men and women. You have a problem with being gay, so therefore you condemn gays because of your own issues. You are a hot a** mess! You are the worse kind of person. You are the epitome of ‘those’ persons who say they hate and can’t stand gay people, yet, you’re gay and trying to hide behind the façade while throwing stones in a glass house. Well, the glass has shattered! Clean up in aisle 3!!! And, you’re lying to your man and yourself when you say that you will never do it again, but, yet by your own admission you said that you fantasize and are still attracted to women. DO NOT PUT OFF YOUR ISSUES ONTO SOMEONE ELSE. You are the damn problem! You can’t accept who you are, and you have a problem with your own sexual identity. And, because you don’t want to be gay, bi-sexual, or whatever the hell you’re trying to fight, you’re trying to make him the bad guy. Girl, miss me! Ole trifling a**! But, I am a firm believer that you attract that which you are. So, how does it feel knowing your man is watching transvestite p0rn, and getting off to it? Yeah, you’re worried about him, but what are his thoughts and views about you and your sexual identity? Have you addressed that? Obviously not because he threw it up in your face when you tried to throw stones and accuse him. So, for him to throw back leads me to believe that he has, is, and probably thinks you’ll want to be with a woman at some point. So, what is he supposed to do with his feels and thoughts? You are truly selfish, trifling, and so many other things. You’re obsessing over the possibility of your man being gay, yet, you’re gay and trying to fight your urges and deny who you are. YOU ARE GAY YOURSELF, MA’AM!! And, before you two get married, I strongly suggest that you two go to marriage counseling, and you need to be in personal counseling to deal with your own personal issues around your sexuality. To sit up here and say you’re bi-sexual, but you’re not interested in that lifestyle, and you feel you’re not gay and that you prefer to be with men. HUH? What? Being LGBT is not a lifestyle. It’s who you are!!! It’s not an option on an application form that you check. Chile, you folks with these issues about your sexuality are truly not going to do me today. For the record, rich is a lifestyle. Hip Hop is a lifestyle. Being LGBT is not a lifestyle! Ugh!! But, hold up, at the end of your letter you write, “The funny thing is I am so kinky, I could care less if he is bi or previously was as long as his heart is mine and only mine and as long as we enter a monogamous marriage.” What the hell!?! So, if you don’t care if he is bi-sexual, then why did you write the letter? Marry him and go be happy in your own damn warped shaped dark bubble. Oh, but, I get it. You think he will eventually one day go out and be with a man. He will not feel satisfied in the relationship with you, and he will go fulfill his desires and needs with a man. Actually, it’s the thoughts that you have about your own damn self that you are projecting onto him. You’re the one who actually feels that your desires and needs to be with a woman will come surging back, and you’ll step out on him. You’re the one who is having thoughts about him not satisfying you, and you will need to be with a woman to make you feel good. Because you’re in denial about your sexuality you feel he is denial about his. I get it. Be honest with yourself, and then you can be honest with him. But, your lies will be the downfall to your marriage. Trust me. Keep lying to yourself, to him, and to everyone else, but one day you will have to face the truth. Wake your a** up! This is why you need to be in therapy to deal with your issues and your sexuality. Free your mind and the rest will follow. You’re dragging him into your insecure and unstable a** life. Your life is not together, but you want to marry someone else to make you feel better about yourself. You’re questioning your sexual identity, and in denial about who you are, so you figure marrying him will make you not desire women any longer. LMBAO! Girl, I can’t! And, now that you’ve caught him watching some gay p0rn, you can’t handle the heat in the kitchen. Let me wrap this up because you’re not going to have me caught up in your trick bag. Does your man watching gay p0rn make him gay and want to eventually go out and try it? Possibly. Who knows. But, I don’t know any straight men who purposely sit down to watch gay p0rn no matter how freaky they are. No matter how much they want to get off, and how freaky they may be, there are thousands upon thousands of freaky a** videos and naughty sites that will fulfill his desires to get off. And, I’m sure many straight men have vivid imaginations whereas it won’t take much for them to get themselves off. Therefore, him purposely watching gay men, and in particular transvestite BDSM could be a fetish or desire he may have. Whatever it is, you won’t know what he’s doing because 9-10 months out of the year you’re not together. And, you can monitor and snoop through his computer all you want, but you can’t monitor his d**k. BOOM! BAM! POW! I just hope he’s strapping up before he gets it in. – Terrance Dean Hey Bossip Fam, what do you think? Share your opinions and thoughts below! Also, e-mail all your questions Terrance Dean : loveandrelationships@bossip.com Follow Terrance Dean on Twitter : @terrancedean “LIKE” Terrance Dean on Facebook , click HERE! 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Kristen Stewart fans have undoubtedly waved a tearful good bye to the character that introduced her to most of her legions of admirers with the final Twilight installment, which opened to massive fanfare last month. While the saga may have been her longest running (and certainly highest paying) gig to date, few know that she vested a lot of time and heart into playing free-spirit Marylou in director Walter Salles’ On The Road , which opens Friday in limited release. Stewart committed to the role before she could legally drive and stuck with the project even as she rose to super-stardom courtesy of Bella and that band of Northwest vampires that captured the hearts and minds of many a tween, teen and beyond. In the film version of one of the most celebrated works of 20th Century American literature written by Jack Kerouac, Stewart plays the unconventional and racy Marylou, the former wife and still frequent lover of Dean Moriarty, a fast-talking charismatic with an insatiable libido. Dean and best friend Sal (Sam Riley), a young writer whose life is shaken after Dean’s arrival, take to the road. Marylou frequently accompanies Sal and Dean’s travels across the country in adventures fueled by sex, drugs and the pursuit of the ” It ” — a quest for understanding and personal fulfillment. [ Editor’s Note : Movieline spoke with Stewart who shared her thoughts on her character’s “hard love,” how she grew into Marylou and how this was the “biggest experience” she’s had on a set. This interview was first published in full during AFI Fest in early November where On The Road had its U.S. premiere. It is being re-published today ahead of its theatrical roll out starting this weekend via IFC Films. M.L. will publish interviews with On The Road co-star Garrett Hedlund and director Walter Salles later this week .] So what was your road to On the Road? I was 14 or 15 when I first met Walter Salles. I spoke to him when I was 17, I think I may have shot the first Twilight, I’m not sure — possibly I was about to go do it. At first I was talking about playing another part, so it’s been a long time coming. I don’t know how I was able to get around that kind of energy, but to convey that I loved this thing in the way [Walter Salles] does and as soon as you get around that energy it passes between you, nothing really needs to be said. I got the job on the spot, and I drove away just vibrating. I was like, ‘Are you kidding me?’ Plus I was very young, I wasn’t quite old enough for the part yet. When I read the book many years ago, I found it sprawling and didn’t seem to have elements that would make it translatable to the screen — at least I remember thinking that at the time. What did you think of the book when you first read it? I was reading it for school, so I had to read it. I did independent study when I was in high school. I remember, I took so long to read the book. All I had to do was read it and write a report, it wasn’t like I had to do an intensive study of the book, and it took me months and months — I was late. But, I think my teacher was OK with it because I think ultimately the paper was good. But, people say it’s different when you read it at different ages — but for me at the time, it was fun! At that age you start realizing you have a choice in who you surround yourself with. Up until that point, you’re just around circumstantially who you’re with — your family or whatever — but at that point you can start choose your family, and I’ve got a great family by the way. But I mean just the people you decide to surround yourself with. I don’t want to sound cliché, but people should pull something out of you that would otherwise remain unseen. And when I read the book I thought, ‘Gosh, I need to find people like that.’ I’m definitely not [my character, Marylou’s] type. As I continued reading it and got older, the weight of it started to mean more. I was totally enamored by the colors and the way he wrote it and jumped over words and how it read like a song. Then when I did the movie, to play a part like Marylou — she’s very vivid. She’s very colorful and interesting and on the periphery so you don’t know how and why she can do the things that she does. By the time it came to bringing it to life, I didn’t want to play just a crazy, wild sexy girl. I wanted to apply all the whys and get to know the people behind the characters. There’s a weight to it. It’s not easy to live a life like that. That’s what makes these people kind of remarkable. It’s a give and take. There’s no way to have this without pain, but they’re not frivolous, they can feel it… Marylou’s a forward thinking progressive soul, but she’s also surrounded by this situation with her ongoing yet ever-changing situation with her ex-husband, Dean, who is still an emotional roller coaster, both for himself and her. Did you ever judge her in respect to why she’d tolerate him for so long? No, I never had done so. I always wondered how she could take it. How deep is that well? How much can you give and how much can you let be taken from you? What I found about her is that she’s very unique to her time, but nowadays she’d be something else. Her capacity to see everyone’s flaws and appreciate them is really unbelievable. Any interview we did with anyone who was involved with them [before doing the movie] always said the same thing — that she was such a wonderful woman. She’s infectiously amazing. So, no I didn’t judge her. So then, how would you describe the relationship between your character, Marylou and Dean? They really are simpatico. It’s tumultuous. It’s hard to love like that. But they’re so in love with each other. You don’t know this from reading the book, but they stayed lovers until the end of his life. He kind of raised her and she always had a place in his heart, though I think the capacity was so enormous that there were also others in that heart, but she was at the center. And the same goes the other way around. I think they helped each other grow up and they raised each other. Undoubtedly some of your Twilight fans will be curious to see you doing something outside of Bella and this may be for many their first chance. How do you hope they’ll approach seeing this film? Well, I mean you just walk into a theater [laughs]… I think if I can have anything to do with just one person that would not have otherwise read On The Road, then that would be incredible and I’m very happy to be a part of that. I think that if you have any inclination of seeing this being a Twilight fan, I have to say I don’t have much control over the things that I choose because I do need to feel compelled to do the roles that I do. I very rarely tactfully think about my career and how people are going to perceive it and I think that’s what people appreciate and if that’s not the case, then it’s kind of like — um, that’s not going to go away. It’s a false thing. I think people will really like it and if you didn’t like the book, then don’t watch the movie. You know what I mean? However anyone wants to interpret it is all good with me. People describe On the Road as a “watershed moment” in American culture in that it upended the strict conservative culture that prevailed in the 1950s in the U.S. So from your perspective as a 20-something, how do you see it as relevant culturally today? I think this is a good time to see this story visually because most people can watch it and not be shocked by it as they might have before. Back then, it would have been so shocking to see people doing drugs and having sex that they wouldn’t have seen the spirit behind it — the message behind it would have been [diluted]. Though, maybe it would have been good because it would have forced people to look. But maybe they weren’t able to yet. There’s always going to be conflicting intuitions that might not even go together, but these are people who have the strength to be OK with people disagreeing. At that stage of your life, there’s so much ahead of you — at least it feels that way. The reach is so important even if something is unbeknownst to you, but you feel compelled to find out what it is… Don’t ignore it! At that age, it’s important to have a faith in feelings you can’t articulate because at some point you need to hold onto them. And these guys found a word for that, it’s the “It” and I don’t think that’s ever going to go away. So what is that ” It “? How would you describe the It? [Laughs] Trust me, we’ve talked about that so much… It’s the pearl. It’s that thing that makes your life bounce. I think if we knew it… I honestly think it’s an individual thing, but if something is funny to you and you’re alone you can smirk at it or whatever, but suddenly if you’re with a lot of people that also find it funny, you can be hysterically laughing. There’s something about life that you can’t completely describe. It also goes along with not ignoring that burn and going, ‘OK, I’m content right now to be smart and conservative and hold onto what I’ve got.’ I just think it’s important to keep going for it. How has your experience playing Marylou or in On the Road generally influenced your life professionally or personally? You said you’ve been a part of this project for a long time, so you’ve had quite a turn at experiencing this culture even as you took on other roles including, of course, Twilight . It was the most time I’ve ever spent feeling. Twilight was a good five years and was a very indulgent creative experience. [Most projects] are usually only about five weeks, three months or six months tops. But because I was attached to On the Road so long, the build up and pressure inside by the time we go there was just bigger than anything I’ve ever felt on a set. We had four weeks of proving that we were so thankful and happy to be there because we’re all fans of the book, but we had put in the work and we knew the purpose and the weight of it and how so important it is to so many people. It’s all to Walter [Salles’] credit, but if anything, what this has taught me is that if you stop thinking and just breathe through it, you’re such a better actor. You just have to put in the initial work and then not become too analytical because you have to trust that you’ve already done it all. So it’s opened me up in a way that’s appropriate to my age. I’m just a bit less inhibited. Just being able to not think so much before you speak is good. It has helped me in that way. It’s not being less shameful, it’s just being so much more unabashedly myself. I think that all started when I was 15. I can be around people and say what I think and have a conversation with a stranger and it’s all good. Follow Brian Brooks on Twitter . Follow Movieline on Twitter .
Joanna Krupa may be on some low level reality show that America loves…cuz America wishes they had the life of luxury Joanna Krupa has…but to me she’s always going to be a failed model who for years did useless low level photoshoots…hoping one day her Polish tits would inspire and make an actual difference and land her an actual legitimate modeling career…and not one represented by Model Mayhem….you see cuz all she got as work was some shitty Maxim spreads that probably didn’t pay the bills even if it propelled her into circles where she could sleep her way onto TV…after a decade of trying to be famous… She’s essentially nothing by an escort, doing hooker fucking things, for 1000 dollars a day….but at least she’s got a decent body when she’d doin it, cuz when looking at pics of her, we don’t have to deal with anything else beyond that bikini clad ass.. Here’s the video TO SEE THE REST OF THE PICS FOLLOW THIS LINK
I guess R.E.M. hasn’t died of AIDS yet, because they just released a video OVER 1 MONTHER AGO – that no one gave a fuck about until they realized that Lindsay Lohan was in it earlier today….. Her cameo is all of 30 seconds and she’s rockin’ her fake porn lips, posing slutty half naked, while people take pics of her….all set to a horrible fuckinbg song that makes me want to get sodomized like I was Michael Stipe and die of AIDS so that I either get where he’s coming from in this pile of shit before not being stuck in a world where this kind of shit exists. Maybe I’m being Dramatic….but I guess that’s just what Lohan’s awesome tits do to me…cuz seeing her star in garbage like this…when she should be staring in Oscar Winning porn movies with me….is a bigger tragedy than her life is….
Taylor Swift may be involved in a burgeoning feud with Miley Cyrus , but the singer is featured in the latest issue of WebMD and tells the magazine that she tries hard not to remain down for long. “The fact is, my life is amazing,” Swift says. “So when I’m getting too much in my own head, I try to say all the things I’m grateful for. Such as? “It can be simple things – like if I’m complaining about how my cellphone is working slowly, I think about how slowly they worked five years ago. It’s OK to have glass-half-empty days, but not too many of them. I place a higher priority on being happy than I do on freaking out.” And Taylor has few reasons these days to be upset in general, as she appears to be happily dating Harry Styles , while her new album has gone triple platinum. “There’s a huge amount of pressure and responsibility because millions of people are going to potentially spend their hard-earned money on the album,” Swift says of making a CD. “And there’s a great responsibility for the critics who will write about it, and responsibility for the girl who is going through a breakup and needs a song about what she’s feeling, and responsibility for the girl who doesn’t feel good about herself and needs a song for that, too, and I worry about saying or doing the wrong thing.” Has Swift succeeded in meeting these responsibilities? Most fans would say yes.
I’ve literally been waiting to write this forever and I finally get too! My name is Paige and my Bieber Experience started November 19, 2012 at 5:42 when I found out I won two meet & greets from BieberFever to Justin’s show in Pittsburgh. That next day at school my friend Brittany and I left and drove 3 hours up to Pittsburgh. As soon as we got there we got our tickets, got in line and then they told us to get into groups of 6 or more. This was all of our first time meeting Justin so no one knew what to expect. Finally our turn came and we walked in – immediately I saw his beautiful face and couldn’t believe how perfect he really is. I walked up to him, hugged him then stood for the photo. He yelled “Enjoy the concert girls!” then we had to leave. I literally stood there hysterically crying for 5 minutes. Then we went to the concert (which was so amazing) and finally had to go home. I was so sad it was all over! Little did I know that my parents surprised me & my sister with tickets and meet & greets in New York City at Madison Square Garden on November 28 . We have very close family friends who live up there so we flew up on November 27. That whole next day we did nothing but get ready then finally drove into the city. We got to Madison Square Garden and waited in line. We knew we wanted to be last in line so we waited for about 1-2 hours. Finally we came up to Kenny who opened the curtain and all I remember is my friend Gabriele saying, “J-J-JU-JUSTIN!” He was like, “Hi sweetie, how are you?” and she replied with, “I LOVE YOU!” I walked in, took the photo then gave him a bracelet I made for him that said ‘Avalanna.’ He said, “Thank you, I love it” then hugged me. We stood outside the arena crying forever and eventually pulled ourselves together for the concert. Our moms hunted down Dan Kanter who was so sweet and he gave us all guitar picks! The arena was HUGE and the concert was the most fun I’ve had in a long time. Those were easily the best nights of my life and I got to share it with my best friends and my favorite person of all, Justin. -@paige_keller6 Visit link: I’ve literally been waiting to write this forever and I…
My name is Nicole and I’m 17 from Adelaide, Australia . My love for Justin started back when I saw his ‘So Sick’ video of in 2009. From then on my love has just grown and I have always been known has “The girl who loves Justin Bieber.” My Bieber experience happened on the 17 th of July 2012. Justin was coming down to Australia to promote Believe and for weeks there had been competitions on the radio to win tickets to his live and intimate gig – the only show he was doing here and the only way to get in was to win tickets. This show was in Sydney and I live in Adelaide so I knew I had really limited chances of winning tickets but I still tried. I always considered myself as one of the most unlucky people and never thought I could actually have a chance at winning. The competition ran for a week to get on the standby list and then was drawn on the Friday. These were the only tickets available in all of Adelaide so I thought my chances were pretty low. On Thursday morning I finally got through to the station and had to answer a question: Who is Justin Bieber’s current girlfriend? SO EASY I KNOW! Of course I got it right and was put on the standby list. I couldn’t sleep all night knowing that the next day I would find out if it was me who was going to Sydney. I had a 1 in 4 chance and that Friday morning I got the phone call that I had won!! I could not believe it; these sorts of things just didn’t happen to me! I got to take my friend Jennifer and my mum. The next Tuesday we were on the flight to Sydney and I was so excited. That day dragged on forever waiting for the show until we finally we got there at about 5:30 p.m. As soon as the bus pulled up to the show I saw Kenny outside talking to one of the DJs! I couldn’t believe this was actually to me, that I was going to a private Justin bieber gig. THIS ONLY HAPPENS IN MY DREAMS! We finally got inside and luckily got right to the front. When Justin finally came out I was in a state of shock, I couldn’t believe how close I was to him or how perfect he was in real life. He started off talking to the crowd for a while and then sang songs from Believe, acoustically. I was in awe of his voice and how much it had changed since I heard him live at the My World Tour. He sounded just like I was listening to him on my ipod, IT WAS A DREAM COME TRUE. It was so special because it was just Justin and Dan sitting on two stools, with one guitar jamming together with us. It was the most incredible moment of my life that I will treasure forever. I never thought I would have such an opportunity but Justin was right, if you just believe in your dreams they will come true! -@nicolecremona Read more from the original source: My name is Nicole and I’m 17 from Adelaide, Australia. My love…
I’m Holly and on November 12th, 2012, I met Justin Bieber. Two nights before the concert my friend told me she had an extra ticket to Justin’s Barclays Center concert. I went over to her house the night before the concert and we made t-shirts, posters and notes for Justin. After we made the posters and t shirts I went home. My friend called me crying saying that her sister had won the Bieberfever merchandise contest and had won two meet & greets. I thought she was crying because she was happy so I began to cry too thinking I was going to meet him. Her sister said she wasn’t taking either of us and that she was taking her friend instead. So the next day we had to go to Barclays early so that they could get in line for the meet & greet. We waited outside about an hour just waiting to be let inside for the concert, when all of a sudden an Australian man comes up to us. He was holding an envelope and was on the phone talking to someone. My friend backed away shaking her head thinking he was going to abduct us or something. He took two yellow Justin Bieber wristbands out of the envelope and said, “Do you guys want these?” I immediately asked him how much they were thinking, they would be over a thousand dollars. He said, “Nothing, they’re free.” I started crying asking if it was a joke and he said, “No why would I do that?” We asked him how he got them and he said that his daughter had 4 and only needed 2, so she sent him to find two girls who needed them . He put his daughter on the phone and we talked to her and thanked her. When we got into the meet & greet I made sure to get right next to Justin. He was the sweetest person I have ever met. I walked in and immediately started to cry. Justin said, “How ya doin’ sweetheart?” I cried so hard and took the picture. When we were leaving I looked Justin in the eyes and said, “I love you so much.” He said back to me, “I love you too.” That night I also met Dan Kanter, Scrappy, and Jaden Smith. I’m the one holding the purple jacket next to Justin. BEST NIGHT OF MY ENTIRE LIFE! NEVER SAY NEVER, DREAMS COME TRUE IF YOU BELIEVE! -@hollylombino See the original post here: I’m Holly and on November 12th, 2012, I met Justin Bieber….
