Justin Bieber Should Consider Putting A Shirt On, Suggests Olivia Wilde: Morning Mix

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:: Justin Bieber is the undisputed king of Twitter, but not every tweeter these days is a fan of the Biebs. After the Canadian popstar was spotted wandering the streets of London shirtless, actress Olivia Wilde tweeted, suggesting that he “put his fucking shirt on.” Olivia, please don’t ruin this for the rest of us. [E!]

:: Madonna will be presenting Anderson Cooper with an award at this year’s GLAAD Media Awards on March 16. Madge has long been supportive of the LGBT community, as has her longtime friend Anderson, who came out publicly last July after years of remaining mum on the subject. [HitFix]

:: Sounds like we may have to wait almost a year for new music from Ed Sheeran. In an interview with Australian music website Noise11.com, our favorite ginger songsmith is said to have confirmed a February 17, 2014 release date for his follow up to 2011’s +. How’s that for exactitude! He won’t be playing any new material on tour because he’d like it to remain a surprise, he says, but he did reveal that the title of this album apparently won’t start with a letter either. [Pop Justice] 

:: The “Harlem Shake” craze is still a thing, and that’s all well and good until it sparks a federal investigation starts getting people fired. Which it has. The viral dance sparked by Baauer’s now-No. 1 hit has reportedly cost 15 Australian miners their jobs. Their version took place in — where else — a mine, and the mine’s owner was not happy, deeming the video a safety violation. [Huffington Post]

:: Drake made it rain at a Charlotte strip club recently. The rapper reportedly rolled up with a cardboard box filled with bricks of money amounting to $50,000 and proceeded to re-carpet the club with bills. Whether he earned said money from his rap career or it came from his Degrassi: The Next Generation trust, we’ll never know for sure. [TMZ]

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:: Late Show with David Letterman (CBS) — Buddy Guy :: Jimmy Kimmel Live (ABC) — Dave Grohl’s Sound City Players :: Tonight Show with Jay Leno (NBC) — Andy Grammer (repeat) :: Late Night with Jimmy Fallon (NBC) — Graham Parker :: Conan (TBS) — Frightened Rabbit :: The Ellen DeGeneres Show (syndicated) — Luke Bryan