Justin Bieber Needs To Get Hurt

Justin Bieber needs to go through“relationship drama”in order to be successful.
The 'Baby' singer–who is currently dating singer and actress Selena Gomez - has been working with will.i.am on his new album, and the Black Eyed Peas producer thinks heartache will lead him to long term success.
In an interview with Ryan Seacrest on his 102.7 KIIS FM radio show, he said:“Justin as an artist has to fight. Michael Jackson fought, Prince fought, the ones that stood around for a long time are the ones that are always fighting for something.
“He’s gonna hurt. He’s going to go through relationship drama .
“We know the ones that get comfortable and then their career is short,‘Oh I remember that one song he had, that was cool.’”
will.i.am is also keen to act as a mentor to Justin, 17, rather than just producing his tracks, and guide him to being able to write and produce all his own material.
He added:“I want to get Justin Bieber into writing his own music and producing his own songs.
Justin's new tracks are shaping up well, with him saying earlier this week, 'the album is great,”when asked how hi work was going.
However, he also had to cancel some studio time on August 11, 2011, as he was ill.
He tweeted:“No studio today. Sick and staying home and watching movies. Chill night. Gotta rest up (sic).”

Robert Pattinson: Arsenal is the one true love I miss most now I'm in LA

Despite currently going out with movie pin-up and Twilight co-star Kristen Stewart - and being the dream date of many millions of teenagers around the world - R-Pattz singled out the Gunners above all else as the thing he misses most about England.

Pattinson now resides in Los Angeles, where his acting career has taken off since his starring role in the world-famous series of vampire films.

And speaking to Metro about what he misses most now he's based in the US of A, he said: 'I miss the newspapers - I still prefer English newspapers to US ones.

'I miss reading the sport section. I miss the football… Arsenal.'

R-Pattz has scooped more awards in the last few years than his football team, who look set to go another year without a trophy.

The 24-year-old will almost certainly have surprised many Londoners by saying he also misses the stench of the smoggy capital.

'I miss the light in London, which is different to anywhere, and also the smell of the city,' he continued, before predictably adding: 'I miss getting pints in pubs.'

He's probably one of the only ones who can afford them these days...

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Arnold Schwarzenegger's next role may be president of the EU

Arnold Schwarzenegger, who made a seamless transition from Hollywood film stardom to California governor, could have his sights set on a new job as next head of the European Union, U.S. media reported.

The Austrian-born former body builder, 63, at loose ends as he tries to figure out what his next act should be, reportedly is being advised by aides to return to his native Europe to run for the EU presidency, Newsweek reported.

“In the next few years, the EU will be looking for a much more high-profile president — somebody who can unify Europe,” Schwarzenegger's chief of staff Terry Tamminen told the magazine.

“The French won't want a German, and the Germans won't want an Italian. How about a European-born person who went off to America and — could return to be the Washington or Jefferson of a new unified Europe?” said Tamminen, all but nominating his former boss for the job.

Schwarzenegger, who in January ended two terms as California's governor, occupies a unique place as an American celebrity who is as much a politician as he is a movie star.

When he ended his stint as California's Republican “Governator,” observers were curious to see if the former action hero would return to the big screen or remain in the political fray.

Even now, Schwarzenegger has remained mum on the question of whether he'll pursue a career in politics or movies.

What is certain is that he will not be able to run for another political office he might like to vie for — U.S. president. Under American law, only native born Americans can stand for the highest U.S. office.

Still, Newsweek suggested that there are fans, both inside and outside America, who might not be averse to Arnold as U.S. president.

The magazine cited a recent meeting in London between Schwarzenegger and Prime Minister David Cameron, in which the British politician joked: “We need to change the (U.S.) Constitution and then you can run (for president). That's what we're going to do.”

Schwarzenegger came to the United States as a penniless 21-year-old in 1968, but became a millionaire and won the Mr. Universe title four more times. He then shrugged off barbs about his thick accent as he turned to acting.

Joining Hollywood's royalty, his ominous “Terminator” catchphrases “I'll be back” and “Hasta la vista, baby” have now entered the English lexicon — and he still uses them frequently as a politician.

Even if he quits both politics and acting, Newsweek wrote, he is plenty busy with his work for the United Nations and other organizations on climate change and numerous other charitable causes.

A book deal also is said to be in the works, and he is reported to be in talks for a sequel to 1994 blockbuster “True Lies.”

But even Schwarzenegger's wife of 25 years, Maria Shriver, a member of the illustrious Kennedy political dynasty, told Newsweek that she had no clue what her mercurial husband's next move will be.

“No matter what Arnold decides to do, I'm sure he'll have fun doing it, and it will have impact,” she said.