From a hairy Justin Bieber moment to hanging out with the police and dancing dogs, here's the best Instas this week:Maisie WilliamsContentView Iframe URLLena DunhamContentView Iframe URLJustin BieberContentView Iframe URLThree words: It's. About. Time.Kylie JennerContentView Iframe URLJust an epic selfie, as usual.Vanessa HudgensContentView Iframe URLBecause dogs like to dance too, right?Selena GomezContentView Iframe URLNowthisis getting pampered.Ansel ElgortContentView Iframe URLWell here's a good reason to love boxing.Cara DelevingneContentView Iframe URLJust chillin' with the police. NBD.Lucy HaleContentView Iframe URLSo, about this look? It's working.Little MixContentView Iframe URLTouring in Japan looks likewaytoo much fun. the story. "This sounds like a very fake story...," she wrote in response to a tweet, which read, "This sounds like a very awkward conversation,"and linked to the post. isn’t necessarily acting per se, he does see the reality TV role as an opportunity to show the world who he really is — a chance for them to see him as someone other than the child of celebrities. “I just want people to know my story and get a better idea of what my life is actually like. I get discounted by people thinking I’m just some spoiled celebrity kid,” he explains. “People don’t know how hard I’ve worked and what I’ve accomplished for myself.” Yes, you read that right. This company is selling shoes that are, apparently, only kept from falling apart thanks to expertly-placed, perfectly distressed tape — for hundreds of dollars. Needless to say, responses on social media have been, well, less than enthusiastic. Many are accusing Golden Goose of glorifying poverty while still attempting to turn a significant profit. One person tweeted that “there are people in the world wearing plastic bags as shoes because they can’t afford any but these HIDEOUS things are selling for $500,” while another described the whole fiasco as “peak capitalism.”Twitter contentView on TwitterTwitter contentView on TwitterTwitter contentView on Twitter