Justin Bieber greeted by tiny crowd at Hong Kong airport:)

Teen heartthrob Justin Bieber had a disappointing greeting when he arrived in Hong Kong. As opposed to the thousands of screaming girls who usually welcome the Canadian pop star wherever he lands, the singer was instead greeted by only seven fans. And there were apparently more bodyguards there than fans. The low attendance at the airport is more than likely a result of Justin arriving in the middle of a school day in Hong Kong, where truancy is very much frowned upon. The 17-year-old, who arrived in Hong Kong days after being sick while performing in the Philippines, still managed to attract 13,500 people to his gig on Friday night.

Justin Bieber gets advice from Will Smith

Teen heartthrob Justin Bieber has said Will Smith has become like a father figure to him. The U Smile singer, whose new film Never Say Never premiered in Los Angeles last night, says he looks up to the star and his family - wife Jada Pinkett Smith and kids Jaden and Willow. Bieber, 16, told Access Hollywood: "The Smith family has been really amazing to me and really supportive in everything I'm doing. The family are just really nice and they are really good people." He added: "Will's definitely looking at different scripts for me and trying to develop stuff."...

Justin Bieber reveals Kanye West phone fobia

Kanye West has a mobile-phone phobia according to newfound friend Justin Bieber. The 16-year-old singer, who worked with West on a remix of his track Runaway Love, said that making arrangements was hard work because of the rapper's refusal to use the phone. He told MTV News, "It's funny, because he doesn't even use a phone, he just sends email. It's so crazy. I'm like, 'How can you not use a phone?'" He added that contrary to popular belief, Kanye is actually a 'nice' guy to be around. "He reproduced the Runaway joint, and I'm really excited. It was amazing," he said. "He's such a cool guy, and he's just really laid-back and just nice, and at the end of the day, he's just a nice person."...

Justin Bieber 'understands obsessive fans'

Justin Bieber has revealed that he understands why his fans want to know so much about his life. The 16-year-old singing sensation, whose 3D documentary Never Say Never is due for release later this week, said that he can empathise with his obsessive followers. He told E! Online, "I do get it. My fans are really supportive and amazing and I understand where they're coming from." Talking about what fans can expect for the documentary, he said, "It's not just a concert film. We wanted to make it like a story, my journey this far. I really wanted to show that to the audience and have them come out with something."...

Justin Bieber defines 'Bieber Fever'

Teen pop star Justin Bieber has defined the mass hysteria that surrounds him that is 'Bieber Fever'. The 16-year-old drew in massive crowds to the premiere of his new flick Never Say Never in LA yesterday. And as he hit the red carpet, he was surrounded by a mass of screaming girls - all of who have 'Bieber Fever'. Asked to explain the term, he told MTV News: "I think it's my fans being really supportive. They made it up. At the end of the day, my fans are my everything, and they got me to this position." Justin's rumoured girlfriend Disney star Selena Gomez also attended the event. Will Smith, wife Jada Pinkett Smith and their kids Jaden and Willow also turned up on the night to watch the film. And Will seemed impressed by what he saw on the big screen. Afterwards Justin tweeted: "When Will Smith looks at you and says, 'I know movies and that's a hit movie' u just feel good. What a night. No words other than thank you."...

Justin Bieber: "I'd never delete my Twitter account"

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Justin Bieber has insisted that he has no plans to delete his Twitter account — because he likes using it to control gossip about him. The U Smile singer went on the social networking website today to dispel the rumours that he was going to get rid of his account. He tweeted: "Woke up to today's rumour that I was going to delete my Twitter [account]. Nope. Never that. Where did that [rumour] even come from? I love talking to you all here. "Thanks to Twitter, rumours can't run wild. We talk directly. We know what it is. People can say what they want, but me and my fans have a bond." Meanwhile, Disney star Selena Gomez has recently received a string of death threats, after she was pictured kissing the teenage pop star while holidaying on the Caribbean island of St Lucia, according to reports. Bieber's fans have reportedly posted several hostile messages to the 18-year-old actress-singer on Twitter.