First he rocked Beliebers with his mature, shorter do, and now Justin Bieber is about to send fans into another frenzy. The 17-year-old says he is giving his razor a rest and wants to grow some whiskers.

"im not shaving for a month so you all can see my mustache," baby-faced Bieber tweeted on March 5. "im pumped."

But are fans going to be excited for a nearly bearded Bieber? Possibly.

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The video for Kanye West's song "Monster" hasn't even been formally released and it's already courting controversy.

While there have been reports that MTV banned the video in light of complaints regarding its portrayal of women, the network says that hasn't happened.

In what appears to be an unfinished video for the song - which also features rappers Rick Ross, Jay-Z and Nicki Minaj - West is seen lounging with the bodies of lifeless women and holding the bloody, decapitated head of a woman. The video has been making its rounds on the Web for a few months.

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It's official: Alec Baldwin is going from "30 Rock" to "Rock of Ages."

Director Adam Shankman has confirmed that Baldwin is the latest person on board for the big-screen adaptation of the popular Broadway musical.

"So, based on info I got today, I'm gonna confirm Alec Baldwin as Dennis in Rock Of Ages. Hollah," Shankman tweeted March 4.

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Toccara Jones is no stranger to reality television, and she's now hoping the medium can help her find romance.

"I'm looking for love and obviously I haven't been doing the right things," the model and former contestant on "America's Next Model" told CNN. "If Donald Trump and TV One can help me out, then baby I am down for it."

Jones, who has also appeared on "Celebrity Fit Club," is coming back to the small screen as the star of season two of "The Ultimate Merger." The dating reality show, which is produced by Donald Trump, was popular on cable network TV One and starred former "Apprentice" contestant, Omarosa.

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"House" has done some pretty unique episodes in its seven seasons, but Monday night's "House" is the first time the show has tackled not one, but five different genres.

It all takes place in multiple dream sequences throughout the hour, including a dance scene choreographed by former "So You Think You Can Dance" judge Mia Michaels.

"I was a fan of the show and had met Mia a couple of months prior to the scripting of the episode. I read that 'House and Cuddy sing and dance a version of "Get Happy,"' and I texted Mia to see if she would be available, and she was," said producer Greg Yaitanes – who also directed the episode – in a conference call with reporters. "The arrangement, the choreography and everything was happening simultaneously. Once they got the ball rolling, they started some pretty intense rehearsal sessions with Hugh [Laurie] and Lisa [Edelstein]."

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According to a statement from Warner Bros. (which, like CNN, is owned by Time Warner) Charlie Sheen has been fired.

"After careful consideration, Warner Bros. Television has terminated Charlie Sheen’s services on "Two and a Half Men" effective immediately," the statement reads.

As far as the future of the show itself, a CBS spokesperson tells CNN, "No decision has been made."

Sheen has since responded with a statement to TMZ in which he calls the termination "very good news."

"They continue to be in breach, like so many whales," Sheen's statement reads. "It is a big day of gladness at the Sober Valley Lodge because now I can take all of their bazillions, never have to look at whatshis[expletive] again and I never have to put on those silly shirts for as long as this warlock exists in the terrestrial dimension."

There’s no doubt about it – Charlie Sheen is one determined guy.

Since his hit CBS show “Two and a Half Men” has been canceled for the remainder of the season, Charlie’s gone low-budget. He’s doing “Sheen’s Korner” using a webcam. I’ve got to say though, Charlie’s TV production skills are pretty bad, and the reviews for "Korner" haven't been much better.

Aside from the initial questions about why Charlie didn’t spell corner with a "c" – and really, what does the "k" add? – here's what I want to know: Is this really the best idea for Charlie? I think “Sheen’s Korner” is a complete mess.

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For a few weeks, it seemed like Ashley Hebert would be one of the last two contestants fighting for Brad Womack's heart on "The Bachelor."  But last week, all seemed to go wrong between the two of them and by the end, the 26-year-old dental student was sent packing.

"There was a lot of miscommunication between Brad and I," Ashley explained. "I went into the show not really expecting to feel as strong as I did, and I think I kept my guard up."

Viewers saw Ashley's "fantasy date" with Brad devolve into both sides getting frustrated with each other over where to take their relationship.   Ashley admits that things went downhill once they reached the "fantasy suite."

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Sometimes girls just want to have fun, even at the airport.

After flights in Buenos Aires were canceled time after time on Friday, '80s singing icon Cyndi Lauper took to the airport's announcement system to perform for her fellow stranded passengers.

"Ok, so chow Argentina. At airport.. So many delays," Lauper, whose terminal tunes included her 1983 classic "Girls Just Want to Have Fun," tweeted March 4. "Wound up being announced, wound up sing[ing] two songs for airport. A first for me. Crazy day."

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Steve Carell has officially boxed up his stuff and left "The Office."

The funnyman, who spent seven seasons playing Dunder Mifflin's awkward office manager Michael Scott, filmed his last episode of the hit NBC series last Friday.

"Steve Carell's last day on 'The Office.' And the angels of comedy wept... #saddestdayever," co-star Rainn Wilson tweeted March 4.

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