Justine Bieber To Star In His Own Movie

That was fast.

Hours after it was announced that his illustrated life story will be hitting bookstores, Justin Bieber is reportedly set to star as himself in a 3D movie scheduled to premiere on February 11, 2011.

Davis Guggenheim, the director of Al Gore’s An Inconvenient Truth is in talks to direct the untitled biopic, according to Deadline.

It will include clips from Bieber’s current tour, but will not  be a performance-only concert film. The movie will be a feature-length look at Bieber’s life.

The Canadian teen has chimed in, announcing via Twitter, “Next Valentine’s we r coming with a major 3D Movie telling the story with an Oscar winning director and also filmin the tour at MSG in NYC!!”

The film’s reported release date coincides with Valentine’s Day weekend.

Justin Bieber Continues Chart Reign!

The Canadian teen idol's "My World 2.0," which reclaimed the top spot last week, is on track to hit 80,000 copies for the week ended Sunday evening, sources said.

The biggest new entry should come in the form of New York electronic-rock duo MGMT's second album "Congratulations," which could sell between 65,000 and 75,000 copies. It could start as high as No. 2, depending on how much of a decline Usher's "Raymond v Raymond" -- currently No. 2 this week -- experiences in its third chart week. (A No. 1 debut is a possibility for MGMT, but again, it depends on if Bieber's "My World 2.0" collapses harder than expected.)

Even if MGMT's set finishes the week at the lower end of expectations, it will easily be the best week ever for the act. Its first album, "Oracular Spectacular," never sold more than 17,000 in a week and topped out at No. 38 on the chart.

The next biggest debut on the list will likely belong to Coheed and Cambria's "Year of the Black Rainbow," with sales in the 50,000-60,000 range. The act's last album "No World For Tomorrow" debuted at No. 6 with 62,000 in October 2007.