While Justin Bieber takes a little time off from his 150 show My World tour, the teen pop sensation stopped in New York to visit some friends.
Bieber was in town to promote his new women’s fragrance “Someday” and he stopped by Uncle Dave Letterman’s show to read the top ten list.
The topic was “Top Ten Little Known Facts About Justin Bieber.”
This is not the first time Bieber has done Dave's top ten list, but was probably the funniest.
Even InfoStar learned a thing or two about the singer.
After doing the Letterman show last night, Justin made an appearance on the NBC Today Show Thursday morning before visiting his gal pals over at the view.
After his New York public relations run for “Someday” the singer plans to spend his time between Atlanta and Los Angeles working on his third album.
Insiders say the new album will showcase a much more mature Bieber in both personality and musical style.
Any fan of the Colbert Report with Stephen Colbert knows he likes to try new things.
He has his own flavor of ice cream, he has carried the Olympic torch, he has run for President, he has his own Political Action Committee, and he has a NASA treadmill named after him on the International Space Station.
What has Stephen set his sights on now?
The comedian announced today at the New York Auto Show that he will once again be competing in the biennial 750 Mile Charleston Bermuda Race, this time with the newly formed Team Audi.
Colbert participated in the same race in 2005 and had some problems. He told Outside Magazine,
"I came in dead last last time; I finished four days behind the lead boat. We lost a sail; we didn't have any diesel power so we couldn't charge any of our batteries. Both of our toilets became nonfunctional. That was on day two."
After a brief, uncomfortable moment, Colbert admitted that he had pooped in the ocean. “I sh#t in the sea.”
This year, his boat will have a twelve man crew and a huge picture of Colbert on its sail. It takes off from Charleston Harbor May 21 and plans to arrive four days later in Bermuda.
When asked if he planned to win he said,
"Yes, we hope to do that. Win. I will get a cup and eternal glory. I will make everyone laugh, that's the way to keep from getting scared."
Happy sailing Captain.
Watch Stephen Colbert talk with David Letterman about his last race
It is official - model actress Brooklyn Decker, 22, sizzles on the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition's 2010 cover.
Not only has Decker appeared in SI Magazine for the last four years, but she is also an aspiring actress with television appearances on "Ugly Betty", "Chuck", and "Entertainment Tonight".
Decker has already modeled for Victoria's Secret, ELLE, and Gap.
She was born in Kettering Ohio but moved to North Carolina, and is the wife of tennis pro Andy Roddick.
The big reveal came last night on the David Letterman Show.
The magazine officially hits stands February 9 and also includes photos and interviews with Damaris Lewis and last years cover girl Bar Refaeli.
Watch David Letterman Announce Sports Illustrated Cover Brooklyn Decker
Wow. If you missed the David Letterman show Wednesday night you missed a very uncomfortable visit by Joaquin Phoenix.
Maybe he was just having an off night or was under the influence of drugs, but it got weird to say the least.
He chewed gum non-stop and then stuck it under Letterman's desk, he answered questions with a simple "yes" or "no", and was less than helpful in his efforts to plug his new movie 'Two Lovers" with Gwyneth Paltrow.
Joaquin seemed to take offense when Dave asked him about his beard, and told the host he was not there to be made to feel weird about it. Ouch. When confused by the audience laughter, he asked the host, "What do you have them on? Nitrous?"
He stared blankly at the host when asked simple questions, and it was rare when you could understand his comments - when he talked at all. He did have one strange admission - he is working on his hip-hop music career. Really?
The interview ended with Dave saying, "Joaquin, I'm sorry you couldn't be here tonight", and apologizing to Farrah Faucet, his admitted worst guest ever - until last night.
Watch Joaquin Phoenix on the David Letterman Show
Joaquin's new movie, "Two Lovers", is a Brooklyn-set romantic drama about a bachelor (Phoenix) torn between the family friend his parents want him to marry and his beautiful, but volatile, new neighbor. It opens February 13.
He was last seen in the 2007 thriller "Reservation Road" with Jennifer Connelly, Mark Ruffalo, Elle Fanning and Mira Sorvino, where a couple's son is killed at a gas station on Reservation Road, and it changes their life forever. _
