Justin Bieber spends his Valentine’s Day visiting sick children during the Get Well Soon Tour held at Mattel Children’s Hospital UCLA on Monday (February 14) in Los Angeles.The 16-year-old singer screened his new movie, Never Say Never, took pictures with the kids, and signed autographs.
Super producer Benny Blanco (in scarf) co-founded the Get Well Soon Tour charity, which brings celebs to hospitals to lift the spirits of kids who need it.
Wonder if Justin spent the rest of his Valentine’s Day with Selena Gomez!
It's that time again! Time to see what America's youth think of the most popular viral videos out there. Why? Because, as you may have seen in some of the previous episodes, the kids' reactions are often even funnier than the videos themselves. The Fine Bros. are really on to something here, especially the hilarious crop of kids they have stuck with since episode one. Morgan is still our favorite!
They have been estranged for ten years - but today the beggar with the golden voice was reunited with his elderly mother in an emotional meeting as the cameras rolled.
Ted Williams could only repeat 'Hi Mommy' as he walked towards his 92-year-old mother Julia, who hid her face in her hands as her son fell to his knees before her.
'I know, I feel the same way Mommy,' he said as he hugged her. 'I love you.... Hi Mommy, I'm home, I told you I was coming this year. I know I don't look the best but I'm home, I got a haircut.'
'I love you too, son,' she said before adding, perhaps in reference to his past of drugs and alcohol abuse, 'Please don't disappoint me'.
He was inundated with job offers yesterday after a film of him roadside begging in Columbus, Ohio – and displaying his impossibly smooth radio tones – went viral.
Yesterday, a tearful Williams told CBS' The Early Show the best gift of his new-found fame was the chance to visit his mother.
Justin Bieber spends his Valentine’s Day visiting sick children during the Get Well Soon Tour held at Mattel Children’s Hospital UCLA on Monday (February 14) in Los Angeles.The 16-year-old singer screened his new movie, Never Say Never, took pictures with the kids, and signed autographs.
