Where did they find a girl shorter than Justin Bieber? Pint-sized pop star films U Smile video

He made headlines over a light-hearted flirtation with 13-years-older Kim Kardashian, said Cheryl Cole was his ideal woman, and landed kisses from Rihanna and Katy Perry.

But it appears Justin Bieber has finally found a girl from his own age range to cosy up to.

And for once pint-sized Bieber, who at 16 is 5ft 5, wasn't left in the shade by his companion, whose height was a good match for his own.


The pair were filmed his new music video U Smile is Los Angeles yesterday.

Bieber has no concerns about his height, joking earlier this year: 'I put in a lot of time on the road going to radio stations at 6 am and singing, all in the middle of my growth spurt.

'Thanks to the music industry, I’m going to be really short.'

Dressed in a black hooded jumper and jeans, the Baby singer filmed scenes that show him waiting for the girl outside a locked-up downtown shop.

Taylor Swift Checks Out “Easy A” Premiere

She’s always up for a good time and last night (September 13) Taylor Swift was spotted at the Los Angeles premiere of “Easy A.”

The “Should’ve Said No” songstress looked lovely in a green dress as she schmoozed with Emma Stone while posing outside the Grauman’s Chinese Theater.


In related news, Taylor had a great night at the 2010 MTV Video Music Awards on Sunday, and even sang a song of forgiveness for Kanye West.

In “Inocent” she expressed, "Everyone of us has messed up, too. I hope you remember today is never too late to be brand new. Thirty-two and still growing up now; who you are is not what you did. You're still an innocent."

Nokia CBD vs. Apple Retina... display fight!


Come on, you knew this post was coming. Here we have a prototype Nokia E7 and its new 4-inch, 640x360 pixel Clear Black Display pitted again the iPhone 4's 3.5-inch 960x640 pixel Retina display. To our eyes, the iPhone 4 display has a noticeable blue warmth and wasn't as vibrant or bright as the CBD. The CBD, however, did come across a bit oversatured (just look at those red "breaking news" bars), but hey, it's AMOLED. It certainly looks just as good as the Galaxy S' Super AMOLED. We'll have to see how the polarized layer on the CBD affects sunlight viewing. More on that later. Until then, play nice dear readers.

Nokia E7 first hands-on (Video)


Wow. That's the feeling that hits when you pick up the Nokia E7 for the first time. That 4-inch "Clear Black" display really pops as you'd expect from AMOLED and the full QWERTY slider is packed into an incredibly svelte and attractive form factor. Impressions coming up shortly. Until then, check out the E7 next to its N8 cousin and iPhone 4 foe.

Follow the break for some quick thoughts on this bad boy.

Former Super Junior band member Han Geng reveals why he left the K-pop band

He Left K-pop band Super Junior under unhappy circumstances, but China-born Han Geng has put the past behind him and is ready to move on.

Famous for his dance moves, Han is keen on breaking into movies as well.

Coughing continuously during the phone interview, Han said: 'I have a cold. The weather's been bad recently. I've been on medication and I hope to recover soon.'

Since releasing his latest album in late July, Han has not had time to rest. He has to constantly commute between China and Taiwan for promotional tours.

But such a hectic schedule is nothing new to Han, who spent seven years in South Korea making his mark in showbiz. He once worked a full year without any breaks or sick leave.

Han's health may be suffering with his hectic schedule, but he remains mentally tough, persevering through his performances even while ill.

He said: 'Once I'm on stage, I'm reborn. Once I throw myself into performing, I forget that I'm sick.'

Singing not the goal

Singing never appealed to Han, who has admittedly been in love with dancing since childhood.

Are Enemies Trying to Sabotage Jennifer Lopez on 'American Idol'?

Are there shadowy forces at work trying to sabotage Jennifer Lopez's bid to become the next 'American Idol' judge? According to a new report, FOX execs believe enemies of the show as well as Lopez's competition are planting rumors about the star's so-called "diva demands" before signing on the dotted line.

Well-connected sources tell TMZ that negotiations between the two parties have in fact been "normal" and that Lopez is expected to become the show's judge any day now.

Among the rumors floating around about Lopez include that she was demanding too much money was insisting on a movie deal to be included. Some sort of movie component is involved with negotiations, but it's not a key part of it.

In early August, sources told PopEater's Rob Shuter that Lopez was only offered the job after several big-name celebrities, including Elton John and Barry Manilow, turned down offers to be permanent judges.

Nokia C7 first hands-on


We've just played with both black and silver versions of Nokia's just-announced C7 -- a phone that you might call an N8 for the masses -- and we think it's probably going to come away with the "sexiest Symbian device" crown by the time it's on shelves. We're a little concerned with screen sensitivity; on both the C7 and C6-01, we had a little difficulty getting home screen swipes to actuate -- but you never know what the deal is with these well-handled protos, so we're going to hold off on passing judgment until we've got retail units in our hands. The black's a little unnotable, but the silver really pops in person -- maybe it's just the lighting -- and the screen seems to perform nearly as well as the C6's so-called ClearBlack AMOLED, so unless you need a monster cam, the C7 might be your Symbian^3 device of choice when it launches later this year. Hit the gallery for shots of both colors!

Update: The display seemed to look as good as the C6-01's because we've confirmed that it is ClearBlack! Rock on.

Nokia C6-01 first hands-on


So the C7 might be the sexiest Symbian^3 device... but the C6-01, well, it just may be the cutest. Just all depends on what you're looking for (and how much you're willing to spend), you know? Like the C7, we had a little difficulty getting screen swipes to register while trying to change home screens, but considering that the top of the bezel had the very prototypish "C0" mystery name badge, we're more than happy to cut it a little slack. Having come directly from the C7, it's a little tricky to be comfortable with the smaller display -- not to mention the thicker body -- and the back definitely tends toward the cheap side with matte hard plastic, but again, this is clearly designed to be a budget device. And hey, how many budget smartphones can you think of with AMOLED displays that have extreme black levels? Check out the gallery for a few shots.

Nokia Says Preorders for N8 Smartphone Are Strongest Company Has Ever Seen

Nokia Oyj, trying to claw back ground lost to Apple Inc.’s iPhone, said its new N8 smartphone got the most preorders the company has ever had for any product.


The N8, showcased today, is the “start of something truly big,” Anssi Vanjoki, the company’s outgoing smartphones chief, said at the Nokia World summit in London. The device offers a completely new user experience, he said.

For Nokia, which last week appointed Microsoft Corp.’s Stephen Elop as chief executive officer, the touchscreen N8 is the latest effort to take on the iPhone and handsets based on Google Inc.’s Android operating system. The N8, announced in April, has an anodized aluminum case surrounding a 3.5-inch screen, with streaming and on-demand television services to show it off.

Nokia sells 260,000 smartphones a day

For all the crap Nokia has been getting lately about falling behind, not innovating, or releasing products that don’t really compare with the competition, you could be forgiven in thinking that they may be on death’s door.


So you’d probably be surprised to hear that Nokia still move more smartphones than the Big Two. How many you ask? Try about 260,000 a day. To put that into perspective, last I heard, Apple ship somewhere around 80,000 iPhones per day, and Android activate 200,000 devices per day.

So, how do Nokia define “smartphone”? You can probably safely guess that they would exclude Series 40, meaning that it is any device running S60 5th edition.

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