BIEBERMANIA: If you can’t stand the sight and sound of young girls going bonkers over Bieber, stay away from the new home video release of his documentary “Never Say Never”. If you’re at all intrigued by what it took to achieve JB’s iconic level of success, this film is just the ticket and quite a fun ride.

For starters, copious home videos (thanks, Mom) chronicle J.B.’s confidence and prowess on drums, guitar and vocals from single-digit age. Then there’s the whole YouTube phenomenon, how his self-posted video performances kick-started Biebermania. (Bieber’s top-viewed “Baby” is closing in on 543 million hits.)

And all that groundwork he laid playing radio and school gigs.

While there isn’t a 3-D version for home consumption, the high-definition Blu-ray treatment still carries quite the visual and sonic wallop, especially with performances at Madison Square Garden wherein our boy plays nicely with special guests Boyz II Men, Miley Cyrus, Jaden Smith, mentor Usher and “Baby” collaborator Ludacris. And fan alert: Home video bonuses include JB’s famous haircut.

Justin Bieber decides to have a little fun in israel (; Justin dances and sings along to “Look At Me Now” boy Justin can really move his body (;

-Emily