Just one day after Fracturing his foot, canadian superstar Justin Bieber performed in Manchester, England along side pal Taylor Swift tonight (November 24). Justin also recently chatted with Details about his fame, and fans. Q: The crowds at your shows look pretty fresh-faced. What’s the youngest fan you’ve encountered? A: I met a six-month-old baby. I’ve got some young fans, but the majority of them are like 14, 15. My mom’s like 35, so she’s my oldest fan.
Q: I’ve heard that some of the teens flash you their bras.
A: I mean, I don’t mind it. Just kidding—it’s not something that’s cool for them to do. There was this one girl in Seattle—I didn’t even see her—she runs at me, tries to give me a hug and tackles me. It was really aggressive and scary.
Q: Your fans show up to your shows wearing the same American Apparel hoodie you wore in your “One Time” video. Are you cultivating a style?
A: I’m just a kid that wakes up like everyone else and just puts clothes on—like a hoodie and jeans and some fresh kicks, Supras or high-tops.
Q: What’s up with the mop-top hairdo?
A: I think the girls like it, so I’m going to let it stick around for a while. I really don’t think anyone’s ever done this kind of thing with their hair: I just wake up, blow-dry it, and just shake it. And continue to shake it throughout the day.
Making an evening stop at the Ed Sullivan Theatre, Zac Efron was all smiles at the “Late Show with David Letterman” in New York City on Tuesday (November 24). Dressed in a snazzy suit, the “High School Musical” hunk greeted fans and posed for pictures as he headed inside to promote his new movie, “Me and Orson Welles”. Keeping quite the busy schedule as of late, Zac teamed up with his “Me and Orson Welles” costar Christian McKay earlier in the day to unveil a plaque at the original Mercury Theatre site on their upcoming movie’s behalf.
