Kristen Bell & Dax Shepard: Justin Bieber Is Not the Best Neighbor 
 
 A quick look at Twitter will point you to millions of people who would love to live near Justin Bieber Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard are not in that group.While promoting their new movie Hit & Run during an appearance on The View Thursday, the couple talked about living near the teen pop star, who they said is renting the house behind theirs.Parenthood star Shepard said he originally had "Bieber fever" after seeing the singer's documentary, Justin Bieber: Never Say Never, directed by his friend Jon. M. Chu. And then Biebs moved in next door."The music and the parties and the paparazzi, I mean, it's like living in Lebanon now," the actor said."In his defense, I will say we don't know the exact house the music is coming from," Bell diplomatically said. "We just know since he moved in, the music has been blaring." ||||| Adelaide girl gets Bieber kiss Millions of hearts break worldwide as Justin Bieber passionately kisses Isabella on stage at his Adelaide concert. Caution: Girls Screaming Very Loudly. 
 
 Another hotel guest has confirmed pop brat Justin Bieber's nasty verbal abuse of a young woman at Perth's Hyatt Regency on Sunday. 
 
 Bieber verbally abused the woman by calling her a "beached whale" as she chatted with friends on the pool deck on Sunday afternoon. 
 
 Hotel guest Helen Robinett claimed she heard Bieber yell out the abuse. 
 
 "There were four young girls in bikinis," Robinett said. 
 
 "One girl who was gorgeous looking, with long dark hair and would have been about a size 14. Justin looked over at her and said 'What are you, Hawaiian or something?' She said 'No, I'm not'. Then he said 'You look like a beached whale' ... The girl said 'Are you serious' and he said 'You should go on The Biggest Loser.' ... The whole pool deck heard him call this beautiful young girl a beached whale. Everyone heard. And there was silence. It was almost like his security were used to it." 
 
 Robinett, who works in Melbourne as an image consultant and was in Perth on business, said the girl looked "deflated" after the abuse. 
 
 Robinett's daughter, Gabrielle Blair, 21, said the girl was "almost in tears" after the exchange. 
 
 A fellow guest said she arrived on the deck shortly before the incident began. 
 
 "I saw Bieber make a gesture with his hands to imitate a large belly as he spoke to the long haired girl and I heard him say something about The Biggest Loser and he was pointing at her - and I saw the girl and her friends leave, downcast," the woman said. "I also told her not to take any notice of him as she walked past us, I'm not sure if she heard me. Bieber seemed to think he was funny, he was smiling and looking to his burly minders for their approval." 
 
 Helen Robinett said she made a formal complaint to the hotel. 
 
 "They said the girl was OK and she was a Bieber fan. She may appear OK, but I work in styling and fashion, I know how women view their bodies, what body image issues women have. 
 
 "That kind of comment can have a serious impact and repercussion. That's why I'm so upset about it. I'm bloody angry. He's nothing without his fan base. 
 
 And he's abusing them. The girl next to me said 'I can't believe he just said that, he's my idol' and I said 'Well get yourself a new idol.'" 
 
 Robinett said Bieber also jumped into the pool from an upper level. 
 
 "There were two little boys having a ball around the pool and Justin said 'Hey kids, don't do this' and then jumped into the pool," Robinett said. "He did it twice. These impressionable little boys who saw him jumping into the pool and behaving like that. There was a heavily pregnant woman at the pool who heard him call someone else a beached whale, how did she feel hearing him say that?" 
 
 Robinett said Bieber's security team insisted no one at the pool take photographs - although she managed to snap Bieber and his entourage. 
 
 The hotel had closed the pool and gym for Bieber's use on Saturday, but he mixed with the public on Sunday - hours before his final Australian concert. 
 
 "I understand he's 19, he's surrounded by meat-heads who pander to his every need. He's immature, he needs leadership and guidance. He may come through, I hope he lives long enough to learn some lessons and do some good things," Robinett said. 
 
 "He needs some leadership. Someone should be guiding him to not speak to women like that." 
 
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 Bieber flies out of Australia today; the Perth show was the last date of his world tour. 
 
 Hyatt Regency marketing communications manager Rachelle Taylor would not confirm the hotel had received a complaint. 
 
 "We are a hotel, we have hundreds of guests staying with us, we simply cannot speak on behalf of every single guest that comes in and interacts with another guest. But obviously we want all our guests to feel comfortable and not intimated by anyone. We have security, as do any VIP guests, they have their own security," she said. 
 
 Bieber's Australian tour promoter Frontier declined to comment. 
 
 cameron.adams@news.com.au 
 
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– Justin Bieber may be an international pop star, but he’s also a teenage boy—and lately, he’s been proving it. On a recent international flight, Biebs and his entourage reportedly started cussing, loudly, in first class. A mom of two (who should probably now be your hero) approached the group and, a source tells TMZ, asked Justin to “stop yelling curse words and using that kind of language on a plane. It’s not appropriate.” An embarrassed Bieber apologized, a friend says. But apparently he’s just as loud at home: On The View yesterday, celebrity couple Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard revealed that Justin recently moved into a house behind them, People reports. "The music and the parties and the paparazzi, I mean, it's like living in Lebanon now," Shepard said. Bell added, "In his defense, I will say we don't know the exact house the music is coming from. We just know since he moved in, the music has been blaring."