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First, Chris Brown defiantly deleted his Twitter account last fall after fighting with a writer. Then he expressed that he felt persecuted like Jesus Christ by painting a picture of himself after the epic brawl with Frank Ocean – which erupted not over a song or a beat or even a girl, like Rihanna, since Ocean likely isn’t into her after coming out, but a PARKING SPACE OF ALL THINGS.

Now, Breezy has further likened himself to Jesus Christ in the social media space by “detaching himself from that world” and deleting his Instagram.

Oh Breezus Christ.

We’re going to have to keep our eyes fixed on his girlfriend’s Instagram now to see pictures of their renewed relationship. And pictures of her topless, of course.

Brown is attempting to sign off and log off so that he doesn’t get sucked into the negativity that is part and parcel of social media.

He made his Instagram account private, despite have 2 million followers. So he’s disconnected for now.

“Social media takes away the essence of why we are even special or icons,” Brown posted as a graphic. “So with that, I’m detaching myself from that world.”

Now we can’t see any more of his Christ paintings. We’re bummed.

PopCrushers and Team Breezy, what’s your take on the oft-troubled R&B star closing off access on Instagram? Good riddance or please, please, please come back?

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Was Beyonce really the only one lip-synching at the 2013 inauguration? According to popular YouTube channel Bad Lip Reading, the answer is “no.” Watch the group’s hilarious take on President Obama’s inauguration ceremony.

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On last night’s (Jan. 30) episode of ‘American Idol,’ auditions were held in San Antonio, Texas and Long Beach, Calif. Will the next ‘Idol’ be discovered in Sunset Station or aboard the Queen Mary? Read on to find out what judges Nicki Minaj, Mariah Carey, Keith Urban and Randy Jackson thought of the most recent round of performances.

Vincent Powell: Read about his audition here.

Derek and David Bacerott: This duo of brothers started off on a bad note (pun intended) and ended on an even worse one. “Definitely not – no no no no no,” stated Jackson. The Bacerott boys weren’t willing to take “no” for an answer, which resulted in an exhausting back-and-forth with the judges. “Your part of the audition is done, so let’s take it down a notch and realize that we are trying to help you,” rationalized Minaj. “If you guys are gonna make it, you really need to readjust your attitudes,” cautioned Jackson. Needless to say, they didn’t get the green light for Hollywood.

Savannah Votion: “I’m your next American Idol,” declared the San Antonio native with confidence. She has a 5-year-old daughter and struggles to balance being a parent with pursing her passion for singing. She sang ‘At Last’ by Etta James and instantly blew away the four panelists with her powerful vocals. “You have life in your voice,” remarked Urban. “I can hear a lot of life going on, like lots of struggles and highs and lows and triumphs. I could hear all of it and it’s a lot of empowerment that I loved.” On the count of three, they declared a unanimous “yes!”

Cristabel Clack: Read about her audition here.

Ann Difani: This former Miss University of Arkansas received her ‘Idol’ audition as a surprise from her loving husband. She sang Faith Hill’s ‘Stronger’ and effectively proved that she has more than just good looks. “I liked you when I saw you and I still like you,” commented Jackson after Difani’s husband joined them in the room. “This is like a great American love story.”

Victoria Acosta: She started singing mariachi when she was only six years old, but she strayed from that genre to perform Fergie’s ‘Big Girls Don’t Cry’ at her audition. Perhaps she should have stuck to her roots. “I kept waiting for one more thing and I can’t quite put my finger on what that was … I felt a little bit disconnected,” admitted Urban. Finally – but only after Jackson prompted her to sing some mariachi for them – Acosta let her true talent shine and earned a golden ticket to Hollywood

Papa Peachez: “I’m really just a big black woman trapped in a little boy’s body,” proclaimed the hilariously outlandish 19-year-old. He went on to confess, “My music is different – I don’t like doing covers.” And different it certainly was. “Peachez, I think that you are a superstar,” praised Minaj. “Loved the song. Loved that you wrote it. Loved that it was something that only Papa Peachez could sing.” Not all of the judges agreed with her, but interestingly enough, it was Carey who backed her up. “I’m gonna say yes … it’s a small yes,” she said. In the end, Jackson caved and tipped the scales so that Peachez could move on to the next phase of the show.

Sanni M’Mairura: He’s a 16-year-old whose dream is “to become not only a performer, but a great role model.” He wowed the panelists with his own take on Michael Jackson’s ‘Who’s Loving You.’ “Your runs were pretty and your riffs ended right and I wasn’t expecting it. You really had a great, well-orchestrated audition,” said Minaj. Urban added, “I love your balance of confidence of confidence and humility.” This one was a no-brainer – they were all about sending him to Hollywood.

Adam Sanders: Read about his audition here.

Shubha Vedula: The men were the only judges present for her audition, and she won them over instantly with her performance of Christina Aguilera’s ‘Something’s Got a Hold on Me,’ earning a well-deserved golden ticket.

Brian Martinez: He was singing in the restroom one day when a self-proclaimed “producer” came up to him and encouraged him to audition for ‘Idol’ – but maybe he should have just stayed in the bathroom. His rendition of ‘You’ll Be in My Heart’ by Phil Collins was “Not good, dude,” to borrow Jackson’s accurate opinion.

Matt Farmer: A moving story accompanied his delivery of Sam Cooke’s ‘A Change is Gonna Come.’ He served overseas on a mission in Iraq and was seriously injured by an explosion. “I just remember waking up in a hospital in Kuwait,” he said. He suffered brain trauma and was supposed to be sterile as a result of the medication he was given – but then he appeared at his audition with his adorable daughter in tow. “We’re so excited for this next step in our life,” stated Farmer after impressing the judges with his voice and strong spirit.

Stephanie Sanson: This wild, purple-haired contestant seemed more interested in making a statement than being the next ‘American Idol.’ She wasted no time in diving right into Adele’s ‘Set Fire to the Rain,’ but you could hardly make out what song it was beneath all the horrendous screaming. She bolted from the room before the judges even had a chance to share their thoughts – which was probably for the best, as they had nothing positive to say. “That’s the first time I’ve heard a screamo rendition of Adele,” remarked a baffled Urban.

Jesaiah Baer: Clad in nautical attire, her audition was off to a great start when it was suddenly interrupted by a fire alarm. Thankfully, once everyone was allowed back onboard the Queen Mary, she was given the chance to finish her performance of Kimbra’s ‘Settle Down.’ “You’re really, really talented for 16. That’s a tough song to sing,” said Jackson. Minaj was similarly impressed: “Your voice was really defined … it was very shocking for me. Kudos!” The judges all agreed that she deserved to move on to Hollywood.

Micah Johnson: Read about his audition here.

Rachel Hale: This 21-year-old lit up the room with her winning smile and positivity. She also won the judges over with her spin on ‘People Get Ready.’ Urban compared her to Wynonna Judd and his fellow panelists were quick to agree. “You have a such a good energy around you and I love your voice,” praised Minaj. “She has to be the happiest contestant I think I’ve ever met,” agreed Jackson.

Briana Oakley: 16-year-old Oakley was featured on ‘Maury’s Most Talented Kids’ back in 2009, but with that fame came a slew of unwanted negative attention. She couldn’t even eat lunch in the school cafeteria because she didn’t feel safe there. Urban stated that her version of ‘Up to the Mountain’ by Patty Griffin showcased her voice, range and cool hair. “You are poised and ready for this moment … this, today, is your moment,” spoke Minaj. “This could be the start of something huge for you,” Jackson said.

Matheus Fernandes: Another victim of heartless ridicule, he admitted that he didn’t think he had much of a shot at making it due to how different he was. “Everyone else would grow taller, and I’d stay in the same place,” he said. Yet he chose to look beyond those who doubted him because of his height (or lack thereof) and prove that great things can indeed come in small packages. “You’ve got a great voice,” Urban said, following Fernandes’ heartfelt delivery of ‘A Change is Gonna Come.’ Jackson offered him the following parting words, along with a ticket to Hollywood: “I know society can be crazy and harsh … but hey, this is a talent show, it’s about everybody. We’re all people. So to me, you’re ten feet tall right now.”

Be sure to tune in tonight (Jan. 31) for another round of ‘American Idol’ auditions!

CBS and Twentieth Century Fox Television announced Wednesday that “How I Met Your Mother” has been picked up for a ninth and final season, and we’ll all finally find out who’s the mommy!

The network announced that the entire cast, including Josh Radnor, Alyson Hannigan, Jason Segel, Cobie Smulders and Neil Patrick Harris, along with series creators Carter Bays and Craig Thomas.

CBS Entertainment president Nina Tassler said in a statement, “Through eight years, ‘How I Met Your Mother’ has mastered the art of leading-edge comedy, emotional water-cooler moments and pop culture catch phrases. We are excited for Carter, Craig, Pam Fryman and this amazing cast to tell the final chapter and reveal television’s most mysterious mother to some of TV’s most passionate fans.”

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Don’t call it a come back! I’ve been here for years! I can just hear them singing this while they make the all new BlackBerry 10 at RIM. I have a confession. I loved my BlackBerry. I had to learn to like my iPhone at first. Now that I’ve got that off my chest, what’s going on? I thought BlackBerry was DONE! But nope, they’ve totally redesigned it, head to toe. There’s a whole operating system and a new phone, the Z10, which doesn’t have a physical keyboard (gasp!). They do have a phone coming out this Spring with a keyboard (Yay!!!) But I just bought the iPhone 5… damn it! It’s only around $199 with a two year contract.

Jason London, better known as the actor who plays Pink in Dazed and Confused. Yep, the hottie in the movie. He’s all growns up now and he got in a bit of trouble Sunday. Then he pooped his pants. Seriously! Of course, he tweeted after the incident that the entire report was bogus. Sure! But don’t worry Jason. Put some ice on it. After that, there’s nothing a few beers won’t take care of.

On Tuesday afternoon, a man in Dale County, Alabama, near Midland City, got on a school bus, demanded a child be let off with him, then shot and killed the bus driver when he refused. The shooter, identified as Jimmy Lee Dykes, then took the boy from the bus and is currently holed up with him in an underground bunker nearby.

Police are in contact with Dykes via a PVC pipe into the bunker, which Dykes himself built on his property. The bunker is near Destiny Church on Private Road 1539. Dykes has apparently told police that he will not harm the child.

Michael Creel, Dykes’ neighbor, told reporters that Dykes is “not right in the head.” He described the bunker as four feet wide by six feet wide and eight feet deep, and covered with about three feet of sand, making it practically unnoticeable.

“He’s the type that thinks the government is out to get him,” Creel added.

The 21 other students on the bus made it off safely. The bus driver, Charles Albert Poland Jr., 66, tried to prevent Dykes from snatching the boy, before he was shot multiple times.

Dykes was due to appear in court Wednesday to answer charges that he menaced his neighbors. James Edward Davis Jr., who also lives near Dykes, said that Dykes pulled a gun on him and his daughter on December 10, because Dykes thought Davis had driven onto his property.

We will update this story as events develop.

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So, Justin Bieber got a new tattoo of Roman numerals in honor of the year his mom was born. Sweet sentiment, right? But like most times people who ink their body in a foreign language, there’s a slight typo.

Okay lets look at his tat I IX VII V

I = 1
IX = 9
VII = 7
V = 5

So yeah, 1 9 7 5. It’s kinda right. However, that’s not the correct format for Roman numerals. If he wanted it to be 1975, it would have to be MCMLXXV.

Remember folks: ink is forever, so do your homework! (I Googled that in 5 seconds.)

I know I’m being nit picky. Now if you’ll excuse me I’ll go eat a Caesar Salad in punishment. Delicious punishment.

Notre Dame’s Manti Te’o's interview with Katie Couric gets the Autotune treatment. If she did all of her interviews this way, maybe her ratings might get a boost.

I know, I know, we’ve all been there…a night out at a bar, you get in a fight, and the cops drag you out kicking and screaming, then you crap yourself in the back of a squad car.

That’s what happened to actor Jason London, known for his role in the ’90s classic “Dazed & Confused” and little else since then.

Police in Scottsdale, AZ say the fight started when London allegedly sneezed on a fellow patron and refused to apologize, instead punching the man in the face. The two men were escorted from the bar, but the Arizona Republic reports that London was extremely intoxicated and was belligerent with firefighters who were trying to treat him.

After being placed in a police car, TMZ says the actor began shouting homophobic slurs at the cops, and then, um, soiled himself.

London took to his Twitter account to deny the reports, saying, ”I got jumped by three 250 pound bouncers. They knocked me out and beat me for several minutes.” He later finished with “I hate Arizona.”

I’m guessing Arizona’s not too crazy about you either, Jason.

Justin Bieber continues to add to his tattoo collection. His latest ink? Roman numerals on his collarbone.

The numerals appear to spell out his mother Pattie Mallette’s birthday, which is April 2, 1975. The Biebs shared the photo of his latest etching on Instagram, where it is in full display.

In this other shot (shown below), you can see the tattoo under the strap of his wifebeater tank.

We are just glad the Biebs elected to get a tattoo related to the love of his life — his mother — as opposed to getting Selena Gomez‘s name or birthdate tattooed on him in an effort to try and win her back.

That’s a big, huge no-no.

The Biebs recently added an owl and an Indian chief to his ever-expanding collection. The latter is a tribute to his grandfather, and now, he is making sure to honor his mother.

Remember, his pops Jeremy Bieber got his son’s initials (which are also his own, go figure) tattooed on his body last year to celebrate that singer’s 18th birthday!

He’s certainly becoming heavily inked.

Beliebers, what do you think of JB’s latest tat? Is he, like One Direction‘s Harry Styles, going overboard with the tattoo work?

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