Bieber, Abraham open mouth, insert feet

TATTLE HATES to pick on dumb teenagers, but what the heck was Justin Bieber thinking?

While in Amsterdam, Bieber got a guided tour of the Anne Frank House Museum and wrote an entry into a guestbook saying, "Truly inspiring to be able to come here. Anne was a great girl. Hopefully she would have been a Belieber."

Absoutely. If she didn't have to hide from the Nazis and die of typhus in a concentration camp 68 years ago.

Really, dude, how is your takeaway from the Anne Frank house that you wish she'd been a fan of yours.

Bieber's remarks led to criticism from some quarters, as a Facebook response insulting Bieber received more than 1,000 "likes" - slightly more than the museum's original post about the incident.

Meanwhile, on Twitter, posts mocking Bieber and imagining that he had visited the museum and walked away thinking only of himself began circulating Sunday.

Some of Bieber's 37 million followers tweeted messages of support. Others in his fan base - which is heavily weighted toward young girls - tweeted that they didn't know who Anne Frank was.

But now, thanks to Justin, they know she was "a great girl."

Tattle hates to pick on dumb 20-year-olds, but what the heck is former "Teen Mom" Farrah Abraham talking about?

She's now mad at her sex tape co-star, James Deen.

"I don't need to talk negatively about someone because I have nothing good to say," she told a TMZ.com photographer. But then she did need to talk negatively about somebody, adding that Deen "should really just get out of the porn industry because things have gotten to his head, he disrespects women and his penis is small. . . . I haven't seen many but his definitely was not big."

Well, one of the things that got to his head was Farrah Abraham.

Farrah claims that Deen, whom she allegedly hired to be in the tape with her, really only used her to get back into the limelight.

Huh? He's more famous than you.

Farrah also says she had really only done the tape for herself.

Huh?

"I personally hired people to do that so it's like a wedding video," she said of the tape, on usmagazine.com. "You expect your wedding video to be good, not bad, so I think it's great and nobody else needs to see it."

Actually, Farrah, it's more like the honeymoon video, assuming you married a complete stranger and then paid him to have sex with you.

Farrah, who reportedly owns the rights to the tape, said she might be willing to let others see it if someone is willing to pay her millions of dollars.

Guess that means no one else is likely to see it.

* New York radio station 1010 WINS reported that Hugh Jackman was working out in a gym Saturday morning in Manhattan's West Village neighborhood when a woman rushed in, crying and shouting that she loved him.

Police say that Kathleen Thurston, 47, pulled out a razor filled with hair and threw it at him, then fled and was arrested several blocks from the gym. Jackman wasn't hurt, but it was too close a shave.

* Tyga performed at Harvard University's Yardfest concert Saturday despite opposition from critics who've signed a petition seeking to keep him away over what they call his "violently misogynistic lyrics."

The Harvard Concert Commission and College Events Board announced last Monday that they'd retain Tyga despite the petition bearing more than 2,000 signatures. The petition had prompted university administrators to urge organizers to reconsider letting the rapper headline the event.

The Boston Globe reported that organizers have apologized for failing to put on an inclusive event.

Tyga just released his third album, "Hotel California."

Before leaving the stage Saturday night, the Harvard Crimson said, Tyga shouted to the crowd, "I just want to say: F--- the haters!"

Earlier in the show, he performed one of the songs many have found to be misogynistic: "Bitch Betta Have My Money."

Ironically, that's the slogan for Harvard's Financial Aid office.

- Daily News wire services

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