Celeb News: Anne Frank's sister bashes Bieber haters

RobynYoBank

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Justin Bieber made the hearts of Beliebers worldwide pitter-patter on overdrive when he posted a racy cartoon picture of himself, shirtless, embracing a topless brown-haired girl in bed. The girl was labeled a "Belieber."

Talk about throwing red meat to the masses.

The "Baby" singer has been scrutinized since the weekend he visited the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam and left a 20-word note in the museum's guest book. He said Frank, who died of typhus while imprisoned at a Nazi concentration camp, was a "great girl." But social media exploded because he also added, "hopefully she would have been a Belieber," referring to the nickname for his fans.

Frank's stepsister Eva Schloss has since told the U.K.'s Telegraph that the uproar was "childish." "She probably would have been a fan," Schloss said. "Why not? He's a young man and she was a young girl, and she liked film stars and music. They make a lot of fuss about everything that is connected with Anne Frank."

Bieber's guitarist, Dan Kanter, also told the Hollywood Reporter that Bieber was "moved by his experience" and "inspired by Anne's brave and ultimately tragic story."

Fresh off the controversy, the 19-year-old pop star has fired back at the media with even more shirtless selfies on his Instagram photo-sharing site.

"'Uh oh @justinbieber is losing it taking shirtless pics in the mirror' -funny people," he captioned an ab-flashing shot.
"'Breaking news worldwide @justinbieber just posted 2 shirtless pictures he must be going crazy' -funny people #forthefansanyways#dontbecreepin

," he wrote on another, keeping his six-pack and tattoos in full view.

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Josh

That picture is disturbing

NLX

That picture

UnusualBoy

The picture

Deydda

M E S S @ the picture

BadMonster

I'll probably get warned for this comment, but I believe so strongly in what I'm gonna write that I don't even care:

The only thing I find offensive about the OP is the sister seeking publicity over her sister's back. You must really suffer from an attention deficit or be extremely jealous if seek press in this way

It's stupid to even think about who Anne would've been a fan of, who cares? It's a tragedy that she didn't survive and her suffering and fear should've been the focus of anyone visiting the Anne Frank museum, not their own ego.

Chill Bill

YourMadGesty

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Already posted by Swag.

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RobynYoBank

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Originally posted by BadMonster

I'll probably get warned for this comment, but I believe so strongly in what I'm gonna write that I don't even care:

The only thing I find offensive about the OP is the sister seeking publicity over her sister's back. You must really suffer from an attention deficit or be extremely jealous if seek press in this way

Partially understandable considering her step-sister is the most well-known Holocaust figure in the world and one of the most well-known women in history, and no one even knows she exists despite the fact that she was a victim and survivor of Auschwitz.

Nicole

The sister sounds bitter that 70 years after her death Anne is still a household name and 70 years after the sister is dead and forgotten Anne will still be a household name.