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The Sorry singer’s last album was released in 2015 Number Five: The album will be Bieber's fifth studio record  Splash News Justin Bieber ’s new album is set to be “Christian appropriate”, to reflect his new found "spirituality".  The 24-year-old Canadian singer-songwriter is currently working on his fifth studio album and is reportedly set to go in a different direction. Bieber is also reportedly on the lookout for Christian-centric songs after reconnecting with his faith through the Hillsong Church. A source told The Sun: “Justin is on the lookout for songs which really reflect where he is in his life in terms of spirituality. “He has always been religious but the last two years have seen him grow closer to the Hillsong Church and it has changed his entire life. He has a totally different outlook now. “After he finished his last tour he really wasn’t interested in recording any music for a while. Justin  Bieber  ...

Tiffany Haddish claims she witnessed an actress bite Beyoncé's face Forget who killed JR or Dirty Den – the biggest whodunit is: Who bit Beyoncé?  Tiffany Haddish  sent the Internet into meltdown after she claimed a mystery actress chomped down on the US superstar’s face at an after party for Jay-Z’s 4:44 tour. Lena Dunham  is the bookmaker’s favourite to be unveiled as the culprit with odds of 2/1, according to Paddy Power. The Girls actress has yet to comment. Sanaa Lathan is the second favourite with odds of 7/2, while Gwyneth Paltrow is the third with odds of 6/1. Other stars whose names have been thrown into the ring include Scarlett Johansson (8/1), Jennifer Lawrence (16/1), Lindsay Lohan (40/1) and Rihanna (100/1). Haddish made the claims in an interview with GQ in which she claimed Beyoncé told her to “chill” and to not beat the unnamed actress’ “ass” after she witnessed the alleged attack. Attacked: Beyonce Knowles was partyin...

Sofia Richie Gushes Over Her ‘Heart’ Scott Disick  in New Photo Sofia Richie and Scott Disick attend Haute Living's VIP Pop-Up opening of Alec Monopoly from Art Life and David Yarrow from Medal's Gallery on December 7, 2017 in Miami Beach, Florida.   Romain Maurice/Getty Images