Justin Bieber sent out invites to his 16th birthday party today – and while it’s gonna be awesome, there’s one giant string attached: A release form for parents that warns your child is risking death by going.

The invitation boasts that Justin will have all sorts of crazy activities at the L.A.-based party — like paintball, basketball, sumo wrestling, laser tag, and something involving a “workout gym.”

But kids aren’t allowed to go unless their parents sign a waiver that states, “I fully understand my/minor’s participation may involve risk or serious injury or death.”

Marie Osmond’s teenage son committed suicide last night, this according to law enforcement.

Michael Blosil, one of Osmond’s eight children, jumped from his downtown Los Angeles apartment building.

Law enforcement sources tell Michael left behind a note that said he intended to commit suicide due to a life-long battle with depression.

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“I know everybody is gonna take this wrong: ‘We Are the World,’ I love it, and I understand the point and think it’s great. But I think ‘We Are the World’ is like [Michael Jackson's] ‘Thriller’ to me. I don’t ever wanna see it touched.

I’m a fan of music. I know the plight and everything that’s going on in Haiti. I applaud the efforts: [Millions have been raised] through text [donations] to Haiti. So I appreciate the efforts and everything, but ‘We Are The World’ is [musically] untouchable like ‘Thriller’ is untouchable. Some things are just untouchable. It was a valiant effort, but for me, it’s gonna be untouchable.”

Seriously, who’s idea was it to add Lil’ Wayne to the remake??? Jay-Z added:

“I think it’s time for us to make a new [song]. I tried to do that with ‘Stranded,’ [the song Jay, Rihanna and U2's Bono and the Edge premiered at the 'Hope for Haiti Now' telethon]. I didn’t try to make ‘We Are the World,’ but I tried to make our take on how we felt.”

The new “We Are the World” video debuted before the Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony last night. The song brought together the biggest names in music — including Jamie Foxx, Lionel Richie, Tony Bennett, Jennifer Hudson and Gladys Knight — but it was 15-year-old Justin Bieber who got the coveted opening verse of the song.

Seriously though — go to wearetheworldfoundation.org to donate.

Being a fan of Selena Gomez can be hazardous to your health — just ask the people who showed up to see her at a mall event in Massachusetts.