Global Goss: Justin Bieber may face battery charge, Blur to record new album Canadian singer Justin Bieber could find himself in court on battery charges after allegedly threatening to kill a neighbour who told him to stop racing his Ferrari through their gated community. Picture: AFP Source: news.com.au AS he continues along the road to being anointed the most obnoxious boy in the world, Justin Bieber may now find his flawless face in front of a judge if the LA County Sherriffs Dept has anything to do with it. Back in March, Bieber upset one of his neighbours by racing his Ferrari at breakneck speed around his exclusive gated Calabasas community. When the neighbor confronted him, Bieber allegedly spat in his face and ranted, "I'm going to f***ing kill you." Now, the Sherriff's Dept has finalised their report into the incident and is urging the LA District Attorney to charge the singer with battery. It's yet another incident in Bieber's escalating bad behaviour (we're still worried about what happened to his monkey). Maybe it's time for a few nights in, Justin. Arnold Schwarzenegger's son Patrick, left, was thrown out of a nightclub for throwing ice cubes at the DJ and threatening to beat him up. And from the files of other obnoxious teenagers, it seems one Patrick Schwarzenegger made a complete twit out of himself in a Los Angeles club the other night. Schwarzenegger, who's 19, allegedly snuck into the club using a fake ID (the legal drinking age in the US is 21). But that wasn't enough for the son of Arnold, who then proceeded to throw ice cubes at the DJ, and behave like a spoilt brat. Club bosses spotted the mini-Terminator and threw him out, where he was last seen yelling that he was going to "beat the DJ up." I think you better call your dad for that, mate. Kanye West took the Met Costume Gala's punk theme to heart - belting out screams into the microphone instead of performing his hits for the posh crowd. Above, West and girlfriend Kim Kardashian walk the red carpet at the event. Bits and pieces are still coming out from Monday night's Met Gala. Sources at the event say fashion-wannabe Kanye West left quite an impression on the star-studded audience (and we're not talking about the wallpaper-like floral dress worn by girlfriend, Kim Kardashian). West, who followed Blondie on stage at the punk-themed event, annoyed the delicate ears of the mega-famous when he took to the stage to perform. Instead of belting out a few of his hits, he just screeched into the microphone instead (surely that's punk, though?). Sources say Vogue boss Anna Wintour was not amused. One thinks she might lose his invitation next year. Robin Williams tweeted this photo after Kim Kardashian wore her floral Givenchy dress to the Met Costume Gala, saying he wore it better. Picture: Twitter Source: Supplied And speaking of Kim K's divisive floral Met Gala creation, Robin Williams tweeted a pic of himself, as Mrs Doubtfire, wearing an eerily similar outfit. "I think I wore it better!" said the comic. We think you might be right, sir. Blur frontman Damon Albarn said the band may use their extra time in Hong Kong to record their first album since 2003's Think Tank. Britpop fans rejoice. It seems Blur may be on the verge of recording their first album in a decade. The band, currently touring Asia, made the pronouncement after cancelling the Japanese leg of their tour. "Due to unforeseen circumstances we were unable to go [to Japan]," said singer, Damon Albarn. So we have a week in Hong Kong and we thought it would be a good time to try to record another record, so we're going to make one here. The band's last album, 2003"s Think Tank, was recorded amid much acrimony within the group and they promptly split upon its completion. Over the past few years, they've dipped their toe back in the touring pool (capped off by a memorable Hyde Park gig for last year's Olympic Games), but this will be their first new material in a decade. Oh, it's like 1995 all over again...