Justin Bieber Comes Out Against Abortion, Scores MVP in NBA Game and Dies on TV

In one fell swoop, Justin Bieber came out against casual sex and abortion, caught the Most Valuable Player title in an NBA All-Star Celebrity Basketball Game and was gunned down on network television.

To make matters worse, Justin Bieber just earned two Grammy nominations, but no Grammy Awards, and his youthful singing voice is apparently changing as well.

OK, so his "Never Say Never" movie raked in millions at the box office last weekend. Still, Justin Bieber made headlines for more than teenage swooning in the past week.

Justin Bieber talked morals with "Rolling Stone."

The Canadian teen idol (romantically linked to singer/actress Selena Gomez) talked with "Rolling Stone" reporter Vanessa Grigoridis. "I don't think you should have sex with anyone unless you love them," said Justin Bieber. "I really don't believe in abortion. It's like killing a baby," he added.

When the "Rolling Stone" writer asked Justin Bieber how he felt about abortion in rape cases, the young pop star responded, "Um. Well, I think that's really sad, but everything happens for a reason. I guess I haven't been in that position, so I wouldn't be able to judge that."

Justin Bieber appears on the cover of the March 2011 issue of "Rolling Stone," which appeared on newsstands February 18.

Pop Star Justin Bieber Tweeted his way to an NBA MVP title.

Several NBA stars hit the court in Los Angeles on February 18 with popular celebrities, including Justin Bieber, who scored eight points, four assists and two rebounds. His team lost anyway, as Scottie Pippen led the other squad to victory 54-49.

Participants included actor Jason Alexander ("Seinfeld"), actor Ty Burrell ("Modern Family"), TV personality Nick Cannon ("America's Got Talent"), WNBA player Swin Cash, WNBA player Tamika Catchings, rapper Common, actor Jamie Foxx ("Ray"), LA Laker Rick Fox, retired LA Laker A.C. Green, comedian Jimmy Kimmel, actor Zac Levi (of "Chuck"), rapper Romeo Miller, LA Laker Jamar Odom, actor Michael Rapaport ("Boston Public"), ESPN's Jalen Rose, R&B artist Trey Songz, actor Jason Sudeikis ("SNL"), and more.

Justin Bieber missed a three-pointer, but teammate Rick Fox complimented his soft hair after patting him on the head.

During the game, however, Justin Bieber sent this Tweet to his fans: "Everyone text 'bieber' to 69622 for me to be MVP in the allstar celeb game. I'm going in!!! Haha!" [sic]

The teen Twittersphere exploded, and Justin Bieber took home the MVP trophy.

Justin Bieber died February 17 on "CSI."

Early in the week, Chord Overstreet and the rest of the "Glee" boys paid musical homage to the 16-year-old current golden boy of pop. By February 17, however, Justin Bieber was found dead on a city street, gunned down in a "CSI" episode. This was actually his second appearance on the show, as he reprised his earlier character.

Even the "CSI" filming was turbulent, as the mop-headed pop star was rushed to the hospital in January, apparently from an allergic reaction on-set.

Poor Justin Bieber. "Never Say Never" indeed.