Justin Bieber made several stops in Australia during his concert tour. - Marc Grimwade/WireImage.comYou may not know the name Casey Heynes, but you'dprobably recognize the 16-year-old's image. He's the Australian boy who becamefamous for defending himself against the bullies who were attacking him. A cellphone video of the incident quickly went viral and has been seen by millionsaround the world. This week, Casey got some sweet revenge, when his pop idol --17-year-old Justin Bieber, who's spoken out against bullying in the past --flew Casey and his family to his concert in Melbourne, and even brought the10th grader out on stage during the show, where he received cheers from thecrowd.

Justin first met with Casey backstage prior to the showand in front of cameras for the newsmagazine show "A Current Affair."

"It shows everybody else that you have to stand upfor yourself and you can't just take it." Justin told Casey. "Thefirst thing you do is ...go tell someone. You can't always hit back, butsometimes you have to. So, I think that was important for you, especially inthat situation. So,

The gals returned from Mexico with summery looks, which was perfect for the hot weather in L.A. this week! - INFphoto.comGirls just want to have fun -- and "High SchoolMusical" co-stars Vanessa Hudgens and Ashley Tisdale are no exception. Thegals just spent a long weekend relaxing in the resort town of Los Cabos,Mexico, and returned to LAX in summery white outfits and sunglasses, bothbaring a bit of their newly tanned midriffs.

Vanessa and Ashley looked relaxed after their long weekend. - Splash News

Vanessa, 22, and Ashley, 25, were spotted lounging in theMexican sun during the trip, along with a third friend, actress ShelleyBuckner.

"Life is good..... Beach, sun, and my bestgirlfriends," Ashley tweeted on Saturday. Sounds like the perfect girls'getaway!

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Selena Gomez and Justin Bieber at the Vanity Fair bash in Los Angeles. - Michael Buckner/WireImage.comYou'd think Disney diva Selena Gomez would secretly hate having so many girls obsessed with her man. Boyfriend Justin Bieber incites near riots wherever he goes these days, and gals with Bieber Fever haven't always been so kind to her! But the actress/singer tells Seventeen magazine that she truly doesn't mind it. "I do see the passion that a lot of these girls have, and it's beautiful," the 18-year-old starlet says. "I love it. I really do. It's special."

Whoa, Selena is being really mature about this! The star of June's "Monte Carlo" has long been the one that gives the tabloids little to work with in a class of Miley Cyrus and Demi Lovato. In fact, the pretty brunette admits that she and Demi -- who recently spoke out about her stint in rehab -- are still friends, though they've obviously been through a lot.

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"There's an amount of love that can never -- no matter what -- be taken away or torn apart, no matter the situation," Selena says. "There are

The singing toothbrush will be released this summer. - BrushBuddiesEver wish Justin Bieber's voice was the first thing youheard every morning and the last thing every night? No? Well, apparentlysomebody does, since the teen dream has put his face -- and voice! -- on atoothbrush. That's right, a dental products maker recently announced itwill release a Justin Bieber singing toothbrush this summer ... so fans canhear the 16-year-old's hits "Baby" and "U Smile" whilebrushing. And it can be yours for just $9.99.

And the line of Bieber paraphernalia gets even more bizarre,with autographed dental flossers, non-singing toothbrushes sporting Justin'sface on them, and a travel kit complete with a pic of Biebs playing the guitaralong with the tagline "Get Your Bieber Smile Today." Oddly, he's notsmiling in the photo. Sounds like those with a case of Bieber fever can lookforward to fighting cavities with the pop star by their side.

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It's hard to believe, but the kids who were once raised on teen movie classics, like "The Breakfast Club" and "Sixteen Candles," are the ones behind the camera for the new flick, "Prom." As a tribute to the originals, audiences might see a few similarities.

Thomas McDonell and Aimee Teegarden star in "Prom." - Walt Disney Pictures

When omg! visited the Lakewood, California, set of the film, Producer Justin Springer even admitted some of the characters in "Prom" are named after characters from way back when. Recognize Lloyd, the guy described on the movie website as "that kid you see at graduation and realize you never talked to in all four years"? That's pretty similar to the guy John Cusack played in "Say Anything." Or Lucas, the "geek"? Yep, he's based loosely on the character Corey Haim played in "Lucas."

"Prom" was even shot primarily at John Burroughs Middle School in Los Angeles, one of the filming locations for "Pretty in Pink."

"[We're] definitely aiming for something that's real, just trying to stay away from the more candy-coated version of high

Actor Daniel Radcliffe had plenty to share during hisguest spot on "Late Night With Jimmy Fallon" Monday.

The 21-year-old, best known for his portrayal of thenerdy Harry Potter, explained why he feels much cooler in New York than on theother side of the pond. "In England, an English accent isn't remotelyexotic, whereas over here, it gets you a long way," laughed the actor, whoalso who graces the cover of super cool Gotham magazine thismonth.

One thing he doesn't understand about Americans? Ourobsession with the royal wedding. "I wish them all the happiness in theworld, but I'm not going as feverish as everyone else seems, too," hesaid.

Daniel, who's currently in New York starring in theBroadway production of "How to Succeed in Business Without ReallyTrying," also shared the reason he refuses to go clubbing, and theembarrassing story of his meeting with Sarah, Duchess of York, before good oldJimmy tried to embarrass him even more by encouraging him to try stand-upcomedy in front of the

Cory Monteith clowns around on the NYC set of "Glee." - Lisa Mauceri/INFphoto.comThe "Glee" kids were snapped filming scenes in New York City on Monday -- and they clearly were having a blast. "Now it's time to get movin because my dream of shooting Glee in NYC is finally coming true!" tweeted "Glee" actress Lea Michele. "Hope u r ready NYC...Miss Rachel Berry is here!!"

So what are the McKinley High students doing in the Big Apple? Viewers who saw Rachel, Finn, Puck, and the rest perform "Empire State of Mind" in the season premiere will recall that the national show choir competition is taking place in none other than New York City. Will New Directions be able to triumph over Vocal Adrenaline?

While the Fox show is obviously remaining tight-lipped about the "Glee's" finale, the musical's makers ran into some problems recently when show extra Nicole Crowther gave a few secrets away. The actress, 21, revealed who will be crowned McKinley High's king and queen on Twitter. Show co-creator Brad Falchuk responded quite unkindly as did many Gleeks (via Twitter), forcing

Miranda Cosgrove will put college on hold. - Craig Barritt/WireImageTurns out, Miranda Cosgrove won't be going anywhere for college -- at least not yet. The "iCarly" star is deferring admission to both the University of Southern California (her dad's alma mater) and New York University so she can work on her show. As her rep tells the Los Angeles Times' Show Tracker blog, "She can't start in the fall due to her 'iCarly' production schedule, but she is really excited to go to college and plans to, she just isn't sure exactly when she will start."

Fans of the Nickelodeon series are probably thrilled that "iCarly" will continue for a fifth season. Those of us who thought Miranda might escape from Hollywood to enjoy some time as a normal kid, not so much. Just a month ago in The New York Times Magazine, the 17-year-old actress said, "It's weird for me. My friends are going through this thing of figuring out what they want to do with their lives. And I -- at this point, I think I know what I want. But if I go to college, I can figure it out for sure."

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