Police Pull Over Justin Bieber's White Ferrari for Speeding

Police Pull Over Justin Bieber's White Ferrari for Speeding

See larger image Justin Bieber's white Ferrari was pulled over by the authorities less than a mile away from Calabasas neighborhood, just a few days after its owner infuriated neighbors with alleged reckless driving. However, the person behind the sports car wheel this time was Lil Twist, instead of the "Baby" hitmaker. A picture which was obtained by X17Online shows a law enforcement officer with a motorcycle talking to the rapper who was inside the car. A close-up shot shows that Lil Twist was the one behind the wheel. Twist reportedly was released with a warning. On Monday night, at least two people witnessed the "Beauty and a Beat" singer driving around his neighborhood in dangerous speed. Bieber's friends told the police who responded to the reckless driving report that the accusation was not true, but the 19-year-old pop star refused to give his statement. Steve Whitmore of Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department said, "Mr. Bieber is making statements through others that he was not driving. If he wants to set the record straight, contact us for a sit-down, thorough interview. He has to ask himself this question, 'If you have nothing to hide, why not talk to us?' " The two witnesses of Bieber's reckless driving are former NFL player Keyshawn Johnson and another neighbor who was disposing trash. Johnson even went to Bieber's mansion to talk to him in person, but the singer ran inside the house. "He was concerned about his daughter and he wanted to talk to Mr. Bieber about that. Mr. Bieber hurried into the home without talking to anybody," Whitemore said. Another concerned neighbor, NFL Hall of Famer Eric Dickerson, took to Twitter to talk about the incident. "I live in Calabasas too and Justin Bieber needs to slow his a** down. Hey Justin Bieber, I use to have a white Ferrari too, but I knew the speed limit in neighborhoods where kids played," he wrote on Tuesday. He wrote again, "Just to be clear, I think Justin Bieber is a talented young man. But as a parent of young kids the reckless driving concerns me."


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Khloe Kardashian Yanks Off 'Rich Soil' T-Shirt After Legal Threat From NY Governor

Khloe Kardashian Yanks Off 'Rich Soil' T-Shirt After Legal Threat From NY Governor

See larger image Photo credit: /WENN Khloe Kardashian seems to admit of being a copycat after receiving a "cease and desist" letter from Gov. Andrew Cuomo's administration. While staying mum on the issue, the reality TV star complies with the governor's demand to pull her "Rich Soil" t-shirt which features a design almost identical to the logo of New York's Department of Agriculture. The state sent a legal threat to a clothing line backed by Khloe and her husband Lamar Odom over copyright violation, pointing out the similarities between the two designs. "The State of New York has invested substantial time, effort and resources creating the respect and goodwill associated with the trademark," a lawyer for Department of Agriculture said. The Department of Agriculture logo features the Statue of Liberty standing over a panoramic silhouette of New York City encircled by the words "Pride Of New York." In Khloe's t-shirt design, a trumpet with the letters "RS" for Rich Soil is in place of the barn on the agriculture logo and the words "Rich Soil" in place of the words "Price Of" in the circle surrounding the design. Stopping the sale of the $35 t-shirt may not be enough for Khloe and her production company to avoid getting sued by the state. In the warning letter sent earlier, the governor's administration also demanded the "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" star and her NBA player hubby provide information of how much money the company had made from selling the items. This is not the first time the Kardashian empire is facing legal issue over their product. Earlier this month, the family was ordered by a judge to change the name of their Khroma Beauty line to Kardashian Beauty following a trademark-infringement lawsuit filed by celebrity makeup artist Lee Tillett, who owns Kroma Makeup and launched it in 2004. Read more: http://www.aceshowbiz.com/news/view/00060518.html#ixzz2TzRF1Hyj


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