Title won’t last forever Justin Bieber to face graffiti charges in Brazil
ScarlettJohanssonwillskipshooting a magazine cover if she doesn’t feel like “being objectified.”
The stunning actress often tops world’s sexiest women lists, and while sometimes she enjoys the honour, there are other moments when she’s just not interested.
However she is realistic when it comes to how long she can hang onto her world’s sexiest crown.
“There have been times when I’ve been offered stuff like that — magazine covers — and I didn’t feel like doing them, I think, ‘Nah, I don’t feel like being objectified in that way,’ ” she told “But sometimes, I’m like, ‘Okay, it is what it is.’ It’s a choice you make, There’s only so long you’re going to be the sexiest anything or whatever!”
As for her work, Johansson is happy to up the siren stakes if a role calls for it.
“I do (look for movies that challenge me),” she shared. “It’s great to push yourself as far as you can and see what happens — whether • Dave Chappelle • Naomi Scott • Weezer that’s being the ‘sexiest’ whatever, or whether you’re a person who is a thing without a body, or a body without a brain. It’s a great to see how you can stretch and challenge yourself. What an amazing opportunity to have that.”
The 32-year-old has once again pushed herself for new movie
in which she plays cyber-enhanced human Major who has been tasked with toppling the world’s most dangerous criminals.
Johansson is no stranger to action films, and her previous work • Emma Roberts • Ken Jeong • Luke Bryan • Dierks Bentley as Marvel’s Black Widow aided her with the training needed for Major.
“I did a lot of training, just because I wanted to be able to have the physical presence of someone who is entirely capable,” she said at a recent Q&A in Tokyo. “And then, of course, I had to actually be kind of capable. Luckily I have had a lot of fight training and weapons training for all those little Marvel movies, so it actually comes in quite handy because it builds this vocabulary.” WENN • Victoria Beckham • Jessica Chastain • Lisa Kudrow
Justin Bieber is facing criminal charges on his return to Brazil four years after he illegally spray painted a hotel in Rio de Janeiro.
The 23-year-old singer was charged with a ‘crime against the city order and cultural heritage’ after vandalising The Hotel Nacional back in 2013, on his previous visit to the country. However, the case was suspended as Bieber left to continue his tour, leaving officials unable to notify him of the investigation against him.
But now he’s set to play in Rio once again tonight as part of his
the city’s Public Prosecution Service has reportedly confirmed the case will be reopened.
“With the news that the singer will be returning to Brazil, the Prosecution Service requested that the court issue a writ of summons in his name,” a statement posted by reads. “The request is so that the accused is made aware of the charges.”
The outlet added that Rio judge Rudi Lowenkron will send a court clerk to wait for Bieber’s arrival at the international airport, where he will be served a document to sign and confirm his awareness of the situation. If the star refuses to do this, Lowenkron has approved police to use force in getting him to sign the paperwork during his concert at Rio’s Apoteose Square venue.
Bieber is thought to be leaving the country after two other shows in Sao Paulo on 1 and 2 April, before which he may be questioned further by police and given a sentence by a judge, claims.
The site which the hitmaker spray painted is a protected heritage site, and as such the crime carries a fine or a year in prison.
Kimmel Colbert Corden