People briefs

Bieber sick twice on stage in Ariz. concert

It wasn’t just Justin Bieber’s fans who had “Bieber Fever” as the teen idol kicked off his national tour in suburban Phoenix.

Video posted on KTVK-TV’s website shows the pop music star vomiting twice on stage Saturday night during his sold-out concert at the Jobing.com Arena in Glendale. He left the stage after each episode but returned and even did an encore. KTVK reported Bieber’s fans sang some of his songs while he was offstage and he later apologized for being sick.

Bieber later tweeted “Great show. Getting better for tomorrow’s show !!!! Love u”

He later added: “And .... Milk was a bad choice!”

Bieber’s 45-city “Believe” tour continued Sunday at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.

Fan bites Bonaduce at Wash. state casino

Former child TV star Danny Bonaduce said a crazed fan bit him during an event at a Washington state casino.

The former “Partridge Family” actor told The News Tribune of Tacoma the woman asked him if she could kiss him and then sank her teeth into his cheek for about a minute until others pulled her off.

Bonaduce, who works these days as a radio DJ in Seattle, said the woman was taken into custody Friday, but he doesn’t plan to press charges.

His face had a bright red mark a day later, when he said what he was thinking during the attack, “Bath salts,” he said, referencing a designer drug linked to bizarre and violent behavior in users.

Lohan’s claims of attack disputed

A law enforcement official says a 25-year-old man who got into an argument with Lindsay Lohan in her New York City hotel room over cellphone photos was released from police custody.

Law enforcement officials interviewed both Lohan and Christian LaBella and determined the accusations against him could not be substantiated. They said his arrest would be voided.

Officials said that, instead, Lohan and LaBella sought harassment complaints against each other.

The police were called to the hotel after the actress apparently pulled the fire alarm and told police she’d been attacked.

Wire reports

Officials said LaBella, of Valley Village, Calif., told them the actress had grabbed his phone.

Wire reports