Wish you were on the plaza for Justin Bieber's performance Friday morning? Get a taste of what it felt like in the middle of the crowd with this panorama. TODAY.com multimedia editors created a composite of more than a dozen separate photographs merged together to represent an immersive 360-degree view from the crowd of Bieber's performance on TODAY. For a fullscreen view click here if the on-screen button doesn't work for you.

Zoom in, out and around the image to get the full view of the concert and the thousands of fans that crowded the plaza to experience the "Bieber Fever" for themselves. And if you were lucky enough to be there in person this morning, look for yourself!

More on Justin Bieber:

• Surviving a concert camp-out: 7 tips from Bieber fans
• Matt Lauer joins Twitter (with some help from Bieber)
• Video: Justin and 'Mrs. Bieber' chat with Matt Lauer
• Watch his TODAY performance

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Fans use small boats to chase after Justin Bieber in the harbor after his performance at the Norwegian Opera House on May 30, in Oslo, Norway.

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Fans gather in the harbor prior to Justin Bieber's performance at the Norwegian Opera House on May 30, in Oslo.

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Hordes of young fans gather by the Norwegian Opera waiting for Justin Bieber to hold a outdoor free concert on May 30.

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Justin Bieber performs live at the Norwegian Opera House.

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Justin Bieber fans gather at the Norwegian Opera House.

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From left, Malia Obama, President Barack Obama and performers Jennifer Hudson, Victoria Justice and Justin Bieber, stand on stage before singing "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing" at the annual Christmas in Washington taping at the National Building Museum in Washington D.C. on Dec. 11, 2011.

After singing for and with the First Family, Justin Bieber tweeted:

Great night! President Obama is one cool Prez. He told me he was "chillin." #PresidentialSWAG

Reuters reports from WASHINGTON:

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President Barack Obama struck a pious tone on Sunday at a Christmas concert featuring teen pop star Justin Bieber and other singers that the president attended with his wife and daughters.

Comedian Conan O'Brien, hosting the TNT "Christmas in Washington" show, joked that at this time of year, thoughts turn to a miracle child worshiped by millions worldwide.

"I'm speaking of course, of Justin Bieber," O'Brien told the audience at Washington's National Building Museum, introducing the Canadian-born singer.

Obama, who attended a church service with his family on Sunday morning - which he does only rarely - joked and played with young patients from a Washington-area hospital before the show but was serious in his remarks to the crowd. Continue reading.

Related content:

• Slideshow - Christmas at the White House
• More pictures of Barack Obama and Justin Bieber on PhotoBlog.

Julien's Auctions via Reuters

A color Polaroid photograph of teen singer Justin Bieber behind the scenes of his music video for "One Less Lonely Girl," taken by a crew member for continuity purposes is shown in this undated publicity photograph released to Reuters November 8. The set of 14 images is currently estimated to bring $1,200 during a four-day auction event hosted by Julien's Auctions in early December.

More valuable than Marilyn Monroe? No way.

AP reports:

LOS ANGELES — She was among the most photographed celebrities of her day, and he is among the top pop stars of his. But whose pictures are worth more -- Marilyn Monroe or Justin Bieber?

Memorabilia collectors and fans of the two stars will soon find out in a four-day, December auction of Hollywood memorabilia, called Icons and Idols, from Julien's Auctions.

The images of Bieber behind the scenes of his music video for "One Less Lonely Girl" and Monroe, which vary from items when she was an unknown to those when she was star, are just a few of the 1600 items from film, music and sports figures expected to go under the hammer in a sale that could fetch $2 million to $4 million, auctioneer Darren Julien estimated.

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An undated handout picture provided by Julien's Auctions on November 8 shows a Marilyn Monroe photograph made by photographer Joseph Jasgur who took numerous photographs of the 19-year-old. The settings for the photographs range from high atop buildings in Los Angeles to Zuma Beach. These photographs and its copyrights will be sold exclusively during an auction that will take place from December 1 to 4 at Julien's Auctions gallery in Beverly Hills, California.

Hopefully Koch makes a speedy recovery for his sake and for his father's. Despite the accident happening during a planned stunt, I can only imagine how his father must feel considering he was driving the car. You can read more about the accident here.

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Samuel Koch jumps over a car during the 192th 'Wetten, dass ...?' show at the exhibition hall Dusseldorf on Dec. 4, in Duesseldorf, Germany. Koch tried to jump over a moving car, driven by his father, wearing "Kangaroo" shoes when he hit the car with his head and fell to the ground. The show was immediately stopped and Koch was reported to be recovering in hospital. Canadian teen idol Justin Bieber was due to make an appearance on the canceled show and asked his Twitter followers to pray for Koch.

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German TV host Thomas Gottschalk right, watches over contestant Samuel Koch after a stunt went wrong during the top rated German game show "Wetten Dass" (Bet it...?) in Duesseldorf, Saturday, Dec. 4 .