Justin Bieber Befriends Dads of Screaming Girls Everywhere

Justin Bieber Befriends Dads of Screaming Girls Everywhere

Justin Bieber is reaching out to an unlikely ally in a last-minute effort to sell bottles of his perfume Someday for the holidays: the fathers of all those screaming girls.

After all, as the pop star helpfully points out in a new video, it's better that they be gaga for someone that they're unlikely to encounter like Bieber than a guy they already know, right? He does have a point there! The video is one of several that fans can be included in after uploading a photo to the Someday website.

And, if you're among the many fans of the Canadian-born teen king, you'll want to make your calendar (in pink and with lots of hearts around it!) for 9 p.m. ET/PT December 21 when TLC airs its new special "This is Justin Bieber."

The hour-long show includes interviews with Biebs, acoustic versions of songs from his holiday album Under the Mistletoe, and behind-the-scenes footage of his recent trip to London, including a performance on "The X Factor UK." The network has even created a slideshow to get you pumped to watch it.[omg.yahoo.com]

Girls ditch their frilly lingerie for thermals

FEELING sexy seems to be the last thing on women’s minds right now as sales show they're swapping lingerie for thermals.
New sales figures have revealed that girls are ditching their frilly lingerie for thermals as temperatures in Britain plummet to -15C.

There’s nothing sexy about being cold, and it looks like girls are picking comfort over class as record numbers of long johns have flown off the shelves.

And women are keeping their not-so-naughty thermal secrets under wraps, with sales of faux-fur coats raising by 22 per cent.

Elena Antoniou, spokesperson for Debenhams, said: “It’s meant to be ‘fur coat and no knickers’, but our sales prove the old adage wrong – this winter it’s about fur coats and thermal knickers!” [ok.co.uk]