Detailed Instructions: In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Problem:Well-adjusted teen Justin Bieber posted a fun image to Instagram yesterday: a drawing of him, nude, cuddling in post-coital bliss with an anonymous fan, also nude (and helpfully labeled "BELIEBER"). He posted it to his feed without comment, leading hundreds of thousands of anonymous teenage girls to conjecture that the girl in the image represented them, specifically. 
  
 Over the weekend, Bieber found himself embroiled in controversy after speculating that, were Holocaust victim Anne Frank alive today—or, perhaps, were Justin Bieber a global superstar at the time of the Nazi occupation of the Netherlands— she too might be a Belieber. He also described her as "a great girl." So it's possible, but unlikely, that the Belieber in the picture represents Anne Frank. 
  
 As for provenance, the image was created by a Spanish illustrator named Laia who is great at drawing pictures of Justin Bieber. It appears to have been inspired by a 64-chapter Justin Bieber fanfiction epic titled "Danger," in which an alternate universe version of Justin Bieber—nicknamed Danger—shoots someone at a party and then falls in love with a great girl named Kelsey. 
  
 Sample line of dialogue: 
  
 "Take it down a notch shawty, I ain't gonna kill you." 
  
 (That's what Danger Bieber says to Kelsey after she sees him shoot someone over unpaid debts.) 
  
 Last night Justin Bieber tweeted that he was "Up watching funny YouTube vids." 
  
 [via Instagram, h/t The Sun] ||||| Justin Bieber made the hearts of Beliebers worldwide pitter-patter on overdrive when he posted a racy cartoon picture of himself, shirtless, embracing a topless brown-haired girl in bed. The girl was labeled a "Belieber." 
  
 Talk about throwing red meat to the masses. 
  
 Sigh. 
  
 The "Baby" singer has been scrutinized since the weekend he visited the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam and left a 20-word note in the museum's guest book. He said Frank, who died of typhus while imprisoned at a Nazi concentration camp, was a "great girl." But social media exploded because he also added, "hopefully she would have been a Belieber," referring to the nickname for his fans. 
  
 Frank's stepsister Eva Schloss has since told the U.K.'s Telegraph that the uproar was "childish." 
  
 PHOTOS: Justin Bieber's 'Believe' tour at Staples Center 
  
 "She probably would have been a fan," Schloss said. "Why not? He's a young man and she was a young girl, and she liked film stars and music. They make a lot of fuss about everything that is connected with Anne Frank." 
  
 Bieber's guitarist, Dan Kanter, also told the Hollywood Reporter that Bieber was "moved by his experience" and "inspired by Anne's brave and ultimately tragic story." 
  
 Fresh off the controversy, the 19-year-old pop star has fired back at the media with even more shirtless selfies on his Instagram photo-sharing site. 
  
 "'Uh oh @justinbieber is losing it taking shirtless pics in the mirror' -funny people," he captioned an ab-flashing shot. 
  
 "'Breaking news worldwide @justinbieber just posted 2 shirtless pictures he must be going crazy' -funny people #forthefansanyways#dontbecreepin :p," he wrote on another, keeping his six-pack and tattoos in full view. 
  
 However, it isn't clear if the Justin-and-a-Belieber cartoon -- posted Tuesday -- is simply fan art that the Biebs shared with his followers or something he commissioned himself. What we do know is that the image definitely gave fans something to "Believe" in, with comments from around the world being posted on the photo. Here's a selection: 
  
  
  
 "@justinbieber can that be me and you?" one fan wrote. 
  
 "That's me & my husband so back off...." 
  
 "Is dat you Selena" 
  
 "I'm her." 
  
 "#cutforjustinbieber" 
  
 "Crying" 
  
 "That will be me one day, hopefully..." 
  
 "Omg Justin don't post pics of us in the bed" 
  
 And our personal favorite: "I can just see the media 'Popstar Justin Bieber has just posted a picture on his Instagram of him and a belieber cuddling together after posting a caption for one of his pictures 'love is in the air'. Is Justin Bieber in a secret relationship with a belieber?!? Were those shirtless photos for him new gf?!? Oh boy do those people make me laugh." 
  
 Well, @biebersboyblue, they make us laugh too. Color us predictable. 
  
 Anyway, the Biebs has been yo-yoing between being sympathetic and obnoxious since his breakup with Selena Gomez and kicking off the European leg of his world tour. The little insight he provided with his "All Around the World" video was quickly shaded by his Frank note, and his unfettered obsession with his newly toned body is still making us shake our heads. 
  
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Solution:
Justin Bieber, apparently not at all interested in quelling rumors that he's losing it, recently posted a racy drawing to his Instagram depicting him (labeled "Justin," in case the hair didn't give it away) in bed with a fan (labeled simply, "Belieber"). The cartoon, in addition to spawning quite a few headlines, also spawned quite a few comments from fawning Beliebers imagining they were the girl depicted in the drawing. (We may never know who the girl is, but, as Caity Weaver suggests on Gawker, maybe it's supposed to be Anne Frank.) It's not clear who drew the cartoon, or whether Bieber specifically commissioned it. The pop star has also been posting quite a few more shirtless pictures on Instagram, the Los Angeles Times notes. In an attempt to dig at the media and the aforementioned rumors, he's giving them captions like: "Breaking news worldwide @justinbieber just posted 2 shirtless pictures he must be going crazy." Bieber's ex, Selena Gomez, also finds herself in a bit of a controversy: She wore a traditional Hindu bindi on her forehead during at least three recent appearances, and not everyone thinks that's a great idea. "It has a sacred meaning" and is not just a "decoration," one expert tells E!.