Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Justin Bieber is the Highest Paid Young Performer in the World
Bieber the highest paid young performer in the world
October 4th, 2010
Justin Bieber is kinda like a big deal. Thousands of people attend his concerts, but what does a big deal like Bieber make for entertaining an arena of tweens and parents? Umm, a lot. In fact, more than anyone considered a “young performer.”
According to The Smoking Gun, the Biebs makes $300,000 per concert, which is more than more established artists than Drake and Selena Gomez. (Okay, just barely “more established.”) Actually, Bieber makes double what Drake, Sheryl Crow and Weezer make a performance. Looks like being a teen sensation who can never live a normal life and is hourly harrassed by fans really does pay off.
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Pink Drops New Single 'Raise Your Glass' Off Upcoming Greatest-Hits Album
Pink is set to remind fans of her biggest tracks in her decade-long career on her forthcoming greatest-hits album, the aptly titled Greatest Hits ... So Far!!!, due out November 16. And because she's not one to rest on her very acrobatic laurels, she will include two new tracks on the album too.
The album's lead single will be the Max Martin-produced, Pink-co-written track "Raise Your Glass." The song, which her label describes as "rousing" and "celebratory," hits radio on Tuesday (October 5) at 6 p.m. and will be available for purchase on October 18.
"GUESS WHATTT!!! I have a surprise for you tomorrow at 6pm EST. But you have to go to http://www.pinkspage.com to find out what it is...," the singer tweeted on Monday. And on Saturday, she teased the single's release, writing, "Allllrrriiiiigggghhhhhhtttttttt!!!!!!!! My new song comes out to radio next week, and it is called....... Drum roll please ... 'Raise Your Glass' !!!!! I sure hope you like it. I like it enough for all of us. It's for all my underdogs."
In addition to the two new tracks, the album will include radio favorites like "Get the Party Started, "There You Go," "Don't Let Me Get Me," "Just Like a Pill," "Family Portrait," "Trouble," "Stupid Girls," "Who Knew," "U + Ur Hand" and "Dear Mr. President," as well as newer Pink tracks "So What," "Sober," "Please Don't Leave Me" and "Glitter in the Air."
The deluxe version of the album, which will also be available the day the album comes out, will also include two additional songs: "Funhouse" and "I Don't Believe You," both off her smash 2008 release, Funhouse.
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