Justin Bieber Orders Pizzas For Fans Braving The Storm, His ‘Believe’ Movie Coming To Theaters Soon, He Will Headline At Saturday Night Live Despite Nemo

Pop sensation Justin Bieber showed fans what a sweetheart he is. He ordered them pizzas while they were braving the stormy conditions in New York, waiting to buy tickets for the Saturday Night Live.

Fans waiting in the queue to buy tickets for NBC's Saturday Night Live show were surprised and happy that their idol caringly sent them pizzas from Famous Original Ray's Pizza. Bieber somehow came to know that his fans were braving cold and stormy condition to watch him perform as a host and a musical guest, Feb. 9.

Bieber Tweeted, "everyone outside be safe. enjoy the pizza ;) #BIEBERonSNL."

Bieber's "Believe" Coming To Theaters Soon

Bieber is planning to film all his tours and make movies out of them so that his fans can watch all his tours in case they miss out or are unable to make it to one of them.

"What we want to do is ... the concerts sell out so quickly, which has really been a blessing. But Justin and I were talking about how there's so many kids out there who are in a position like he was growing up who don't have a lot of money, who aren't able to go to concerts," said Scooter Braun, Bieber's manager to MTV News. "He wants to put each one of his tours for the rest of his career in theaters for at least one weekend so that kid can to the theater, pay their $10 and have that experience."

Bieber's last concert movie, "Never Say Never" made nearly $100 million worldwide. His "Believe" movie is on the editing table and the release dates have not been fixed yet, Braun said.

Bieber To Headline Saturday Night Live Despite Nemo

Bieber will headline at NBC's Saturday Night Live despite the storm that has been named- Nemo.

A representative told MTV News that SNL will go on as planned and they will not postpone the event. "We will start giving the tickets out at 6 p.m. intermittently until 11 p.m. tonight. In addition, we always pass out soup to the stand-by line in cold months and will be doing so today," he