10 million twitter followers!!!

Teen heartthrob Justin Bieber has become the first male to get 10 million followers on Twitter. But the 17-year-old singer is still 500,000 behind Lady Gaga, who hit the milestone two weeks ago. Bieber celebrated by tweeting: "I love u...changing my life everyday. I'm from a town of 30,000...so u guys are 333 times my town! CRAZY! NeverSayNever." He beats US President Barack Obama, who is in third place and Britney Spears, who has more than eight million fans.

 

Justin Bieber 'pumps 120 pounds in the gym

Justin Bieber is reportedly a bit of an undercover beefcake when it comes to lifting weights. The 17-year-old heartthrob, who is dating Selena Gomez, can apparently hold his own on the weights bench, despite his small frame. Tyrell Ogloff trained with Bieber at his local gym when the singer visited his home town of Stratford, Ontario, in Canada, and told The Sun, "Justin was definitely on a mission to pump up. "He's pretty small but can pump a lot. "He benched 120 pounds for his chest and did about 400 crunches and sit-ups to build his core. He's in really good shape."

Justin Bieber to launch female fragrance

Teen heartthrob Justin Bieber has said he chose to create a scent for his female fans because the way a lady smells is 'very important' to him. The Never Say Never star's new perfume is called Someday and comes in a bottle with a heart-shaped flower top. The fragrance was created by Honorine Blanc of Firmenich, who described it as having a 'fruity gourmand' formula. Justin said: "Let's be real, the way a girl smells is very important to a guy! I have such a deep connection with my fans, so creating a fragrance that I personally love is another way I can bring them closer to my world." With part of the profits going towards Pencils of Promise, which helps to build schools, and the Make-A-Wish Foundation, the 17-year-old said: "Not only am I able to create a fragrance for all my fans, but I am also able to give back to charity, which is a huge priority for me. "The people at Give Back Brands really get me, and what I represent and care about." And Justin said he really got involved with working with Honorine Blanc of Firmenich to make the scent. He added to WWD.com: "They really let me take the lead on the entire project, because I know my fans better than anyone - from working with the team on the development of the fragrance itself to helping to design the bottle and packaging."