VH1's Pepsi Super Bowl Fan Jam 2011: A Rockin' Good Time

With the Super Bowl XLV pre-game festivities well underway, the Verizon Theater in Grand Prairie, Texas was the place to be on Thursday night (February 3).

With supermodel Marisa Miller tending to hosting duties, stars of the music world took the stage to rev up a packed crowd during VH1's Pepsi Super Bowl Fan Jam.

As for the show, Kid Rock treated the audience to renditions of "Only God Knows Why" and "God Bless Sunday" while Jason DeRulo churned out his hit tunes "Whatcha Say" and "In My Head".

With British rockers Duran Duran also partaking in the Pepsi Super Bowl Fan Jam, the live concert also featured special appearances by NFL players such as James Laurinatis of the St. Louis Rams, Matt Cassel of the Kansas City Chiefs, Wes Welker of the New England Patriots, Reggie Wayne of the Indianapolis Colts and Steven Jackson of the St. Louis Rams.

The event precedes the big game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Green Bay Packers, which takes place at Cowboys Stadium on Sunday, February 6th at 6:29PM ET.

Justin Bieber: Love feels good

Justin Bieber says being in love “feels good”.

The 16-year-old Canadian pop star is adored by females across the globe thanks to his cheeky personality, handsome good looks and smooth vocals. The star sings about romance a great deal, although he isn’t sure if he really understands love in its entirety. Justin has been linked to 18-year-old American actress-and-singer Selena Gomez, and says one thing he’s sure of is that falling for a lady feels great.

“Justin Bieber too young to know the real concept of it but I do know it feels good to be in love,” Justin Bieber told the British edition of OK! magazine.

“It’s a good feeling. I am still in the process of learning not just about love but about everything in life – no rush, you know.”

The romantic star accepts that he’s no authority on relationships, due to his young age. However, Justin thinks his youth can in fact be useful as it means he understands the emotions his fans are experiencing.

“I am not an expert or anything like that, but I sing what I feel and I guess most teens can relate to my music,” Justin Bieber added.