Way to be Biebs!  Justin Bieber is yet another celebrity to help take part in Larry King’s telethon next Monday, in order to help raise money for the massive oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.

CNN and Larry King will host a two-hour celebrity telethon this coming Monday in an effort to raise money for the victims of the recent oil spill.  “The Gulf oil spill is a disaster both national and natural in scope, and the point of this effort is to get immediate relief to the people and Wildlife who are in urgent need,” says longtime CNN Larry King Live Senior Executive Producer Wendy Walker. “The telethon’s proceeds go directly to the relief organizations who are working on the frontlines to do just that.”

The broadcast, “Disaster in the Gulf: How You Can Help,”  will feature Kathy Griffin, Cameron Diaz, Tim McGraw, Lenny Kravitz, Randy Jackson, Chelsea Handler, Robert Redford, Ryan Seacrest, and Sting just to name a few.  They will all come together to help raise money for the people and wildlife affected by the oil spill.  The telethon will help three different charities: the United Way, the National Wildlife Federation and the Nature Conservancy.

It will will air Monday (June 21) at 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. Eastern.

On Friday’s “Oprah Winfrey Show,” Janet Jackson spoke out about the man who has pleaded not guilty to an involuntary manslaughter charge tied to her brother Michael Jackson’s death.

Asked by Oprah if she blames Murray, Michael’s former personal physician, for his death, Janet said: “Yes, I do. He’s the one that was administering the drug, from what I do know.” (Michael died of acute Propofol intoxication last June.)

Janet said that prior to her brother’s passing, the Jackson family “knew that he had a problem” and “tried an intervention several times.” She added, though, that Michael “was very much in denial.”

She also said that the King of Pop’s kids are doing “okay” in the aftermath of their iconic dad’s death: “They’re dealing with it. And thank God they have their family,” she said.

Later, Janet was joined on the show by Tyler Perry, her director and co-star in ‘Why Did I Get Married Too?’, which opens today.

Tyler told Oprah he was very protective of Janet while shooting the film and even decided to change the ending “because [in the script] there was something that happened where she had to speak at a funeral.

The law firm Browne Woods George LLP (”BWG”), which represents Michael Jackson’s ex-wife Debbie Rowe, is asking for thousands of dollars in compensation from the late singer’s estate.

The court papers claim that the firm performed work on behalf of the estate from June of 2009 — January of 2010 and that Jackson’s estate agreed to pay for the services, totaling $76,412,50.

Trainer Dawn Brancheau, 40, passed away after being attacked by the orca named Tilikum or “Tilly” last Wednesday at SeaWorld in Florida.

One witness reports, “I saw the trainer was in the water and the whale had a hold of her. The trainers and other employees were trying to get him to let her go.”

Another witness reports eerily, “We realized when the whale came up for air that [Tillikum] had the trainer in his mouth.”

“I saw Tilly surface with a trainer in his mouth. He was becoming frantic himself. After they finally got him enclosed somewhat, they were closing in on him. I saw Tilly go into the adjoining pool and surface. I saw her lying on top of him as he came up. That was all before I was ushered out of the venue,” another witness said.

Yet another witness said that while Brancheau was laying face to face with the whale, “I then noticed immediately that he had bit down on a piece of her hair. Within the span of two seconds she was pulled into the pool, unable to get her hair released from his mouth.”

One woman wrote, “One of the guests that was at Dine with Shamu asked if she was going to be okay ’cause she witnessed Dawn being pulled under by the hair.”

In a tragic incident on Friday night, Marie Osmond’s son Michael Blosil leapt to his death in Los Angeles.

Michael, who was 18 and is one of Marie’s eight children, died after jumping from his downtown Los Angeles apartment at about 9 p.m. on Friday night. He left a note explaining he intended to commit suicide due to his life-long battle with severe depression that left him, he said, feeling as if he had no friends and could never fit in.

“My family and I are devastated and in deep shock by the tragic loss of our dear Michael and ask that everyone respect our privacy during this difficult time,” said Marie, who helped her son fight depression throughout his life.

Donny and Marie’s Las Vegas show has been cancelled tonight.