Justin Bieber to Fans: Stop threatening Kim Kardashian's life

Teen idol Justin Bieber is asking his fans to stop sending Kim Kardashian death threats after the two posed together at the White House Correspondents dinner.

After Bieber jokingly called Kardashian his �girlfriend� on his Twitter page, the pop star�s two million Twitter fans began to threaten the sexy reality star.

I'm getting death threats from your fans!" Kardashian, 29, wrote to the singer Tuesday night. "This is unBeliebable!!!"



The teen star was forced to calm the hoards of angry Bieber Babies (like Beanie Babies, only meaner), telling them, �ladies calm down� and clarifying that Kardashian was only �a friend.�

"a very sexy friend but a friend," he Tweeted. "no need 4 threats. Let's all be friends and hang out often."

It wasn�t the first time the Bieber babies became aggressive � a group of about 500 trampled his own mother in New Zealand as they rushed to reach the young singer.

And just the day before, he was forced to cancel his show after they injured each other during Bieber mania!

Virginia FBI probes threats against ESPN's Andrews-Erin Andrews Will Dance Despite Death Threats-

Erin Andrews and her "Dancing with the Stars" partner Maksim Chmerkovskiy

Death threats have been made against ESPN reporter and "Dancing with the Stars" contestant Erin Andrews, according to her attorney.



Death threats have been made against ESPN reporter and "Dancing with the Stars" contestant Erin Andrews, according to her attorney.

"As soon as we learned of them the FBI was notified. They are on the case," Attorney Marshall Grossman said in a statement. "Erin and her family are protected," Grossman continued, "It is unfortunate that there are sick people who prey on the fears and threaten the well being of others."

According to celebrity news outlet TMZ.com, a person from Newport News, VA sent emails to sports-talk program,"The Dan Patrick Show."

The emails, which TMZ says began in September 2009, were initially sexual in nature, but became increasingly violent starting in March 2010.

Two of the emails allegedly read, "Somebody should shoot her in the face" and, "I'm one in a million. She'll never see me coming."

The FBI has confirmed they are working on the case and security has been tightened on the "Dancing with the Stars" set.

Last month, Michael David Barrett, 48, of Illinois was sentenced to 30 months in prison for stalking Andrews and secretly filming nude footage of her from a peephole in her hotel room.


The Norfolk office of the FBI is investigating death threats against ESPN sportscaster and "Dancing With the Stars" contestant Erin Andrews, indicating they may have originated in that state.

Norfolk FBI spokesman Phil Mann said Monday that no arrests have been made. He declined to comment on a report by the celebrity gossip site TMZ that the e-mails were sent from someone in Newport News.

Andrews' attorney Marshall Grossman said last week that since September at least a dozen e-mails have been sent to a media outlet threatening his client.

He said the messages discuss the case of Michael David Barrett, who was sentenced last month to 2 1/2 years in federal prison for secretly shooting nude videos of Andrews.

Grossman says the e-mails were at first sexual but the most recent threatened her.