You have his music, subscribe to his YouTube channel and check his Twitter all day long. But another way to express your ultimate fandom for Justin Bieber is to Bieber-ize your WeeMee avatar.

On Friday, Justin Bieber launched his very own WeeWorld page along with seven new styles for users to make their avatars Bieber-iffic. Fans can choose one of several JB-inspired tops, an animated skateboard and even score Justin's signature hairstyle!

Once you've got your look down, you can upload your avatar to Facebook, Twitter and other social networking sites. Here's our WeeMee. Doesn't it look just like him?

Justin's WeeWorld page also lets fans hang out in his WeeWorld room, send him gifts and read messages from Justin himself. "Yes, it's really me -- my official WeeWorld Page and WeeMee!" Justin says to his fans on the site. "There is no way I can answer all these messages -- wish I could. Thanks to all my fans -- you are awesome."

 

Robin Mathews regularly gets up close and personal with Kristen Stewart. Why? Because she's K.Stew's makeup artist and the master behind the face Edward Cullen can't get enough of.

Robin tells Nylon magazine that Bella Swan's look was "tricky" in Eclipse because "she had to be a naturally pretty girl, but she's also surrounded by these mythical creatures. She needs to be plain, but beautiful at the same time."

Kristen may be thankful to Robin for her handiwork, but it's Kristen who Robin calls her beauty icon. "[She's] the most chameleon-like actress that I've ever witnessed. She can play a beauty or a wreck at the same time if she wants to."

 

We are live at the 2010 AllyKatzz Tween Girl Town Hall on the campus of UCLA. Today's event is all about empowering girls to speak out and be heard. The 150 girls at the event will be participating in workshops, decorating jeans with messages of inspiration and interacting with celebs.

Speaking of celebs, so far we have chatted with celebs like Brooke White, Jermaine Crawford, and Madison Hill. Later today we will be sitting down with Chelsea Staub, Tiffany Thorton, and Fracia Raisa, so check back soon for our interviews.

 

Avatar's already smashed box-office records to become the highest-grossing domestic box-office release in U.S. history. With more than $600 million in ticket sales, you'd assume everyone's seen it on the big screen. Not so says the blockbuster's director, James Cameron. That's why he's toying with the idea of bringing Avatar back to theaters, even though the DVD drops on April 22.

James, who failed to take home the Oscar for Best Director and Best Film of the Year, tells USA Today, "[W]e might be re-releasing the movie this fall. It's kind of gotten stomped out (in theaters) because of Alice in Wonderland. The word we're getting back from exhibitors is we probably left a couple of hundred million dollars on the table as a result."

That's some major bank, but it's not a done deal that Avatar will be back. "The question is, '[Is] the appetite still going to be there after the summer glut of movies?" asks the film's director. "We're going to assess that. We're talking about maybe adding in additional footage and doing something creative."

Justin Bieber is making yet another unprecedented move. The pop star is set to make two appearances on The View to promote his sophomore album, 'My World 2.0.' The show has never had the same artist perform twice.

"Week of release I'm going to perform TWICE on THE VIEW...Monday and Tuesday the 22nd and 23rd of March," Justin wrote on his Facebook page. "First time in the show's 13 year history they are letting someone perform two times. Honored."

Justin is scheduled to perform an acoustic version of 'Never Let You Go' on March 22 and come back to the morning talk show to perform 'Baby' with his full band the next day. The 16-year-old Canadian singer will likely sit down with the show's five hosts for an interview as well, although that has yet to be confirmed.

The View airs on weekdays at 11 a.m. ET on ABC. 'My World 2.0' will be available in stores and on iTunes on March 23.

 

A brand-new season of Fuel TV's New Pollution premieres on March 28, and it's stacked with the most talented action sports athletes. The best part? All of them are 16 and under.

The 13-episode series introduces the world to the next generation of sport stars, who are killing it in the water, on the streets and on the slopes. Hosted by pro surfer Mark Beacham, each episode follows three budding stars as they juggle school, sports and everyday life.

Viewers get to see what it's like to be hometown heroes, and get an inside look at the dedication, commitment and heart it takes for each athlete to excel in their respective sports. But at the end of the day, it's all about having fun, too.

Who will be on the show? Surfers Lani Doherty and Lakey Peterson; skaters Axel Cruysberghs and London Davis; wakeboarders Anna Hajek and Harley Clifford; BMX rider Chad Kerley; snowboarders Kyle Mack and Brock Crouch; and motocross rider Tyrone Gilks, just to name a few.