Saturday, 27 November 2010

Holiday? Hard-working Justin Bieber is busy promoting his book, headphones... and nail varnish

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By DAILY MAIL REPORTER

To forever: Justin Bieber talks to the Today Show about his new autobiography


It might be a national holiday, but Justin Bieber didn't build up his empire by relaxing.

As teenagers around the U.S. hit the malls and relaxed in front of the Thanksiving television, the 16-year-old pop sensation was hard at work.

The young performer was on NBC's The Today Show to promote several new accomplishments.

With an eye to building up his fortune, the business-minded teen has begun to expand his reach beyond his singing career with a new autobiography, a new set of Bieber headphones and even a range of nail polishes.

Talking about how he is adapting to his recent fame he said: 'My family and I are just taking one step at a time. It's just been amazing.'

He told the host that despite his success he has no intention of slowing down.
'I see myself doing this for a long time,' he said.


Single? Just refuses to answer if he has a girlfriend or not


But there was one subject which turned Bieber silent - his love life.

When quizzed over any girlfriends the pop star laughed and joked, 'Er, Can I pass?'

He was recently spotted kissing fellow singer Jasmine Vallegas, who is also his warm up act on tour.

And according to internet stories, he spent Thanksgiving with fellow teen star Selena Gomez.


Multi-tasker: Bieber then headed to Barnes & Noble in New York to promote his book, and also plugged his ear phones


Justin's new book, Justin Bieber: First Step 2 Forever: My Story chronicles his young life, rise to fame and his experiences as a teenage superstar.

Justin is also due to release an acoustic album just in time for Christmas.

After this morning's TV interview he headed off to yet another promotional event, plugging both his book and earphones at a signing at a Barnes & Noble book store.




source: dailymail

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