You can also get Zapped by Disney Channel movie starring Zendaya.

Justin Bieber news just got bigger. The "Baby" singer is always in the headlines. Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez reportedly just moved in together, but before that the singer Never Said Never to getting in some kind of headline-inspiring antic.

Fans never seem to get their fill, so MarVista Digital Entertainment is offering a limitless supply of Justin Bieber. The entertainment company that prides itself on offering up everything from teen and family comedies to sci-fi disasters to pop star documentaries is dropping "Justin Bieber: Limitless."

The documentary is an "all access pass into the life of Justin Bieber." The intimate documentary follows the singer from his beginnings as a YouTube phenomenon to bad boy pop megastar, beloved and hated internationally. Mocked and celebrated daily. Bieber is one of the highest profile celebrities in the digital age. The film follows the sometimes controversial superstar "as he grows from newly signed teenage singer into a contemporary pop superstar with a string of scandals to boot."

"Justin Bieber: Limitless" will be  available available across multiple digital platforms including AT&T, Comcast, Cox, DIRECTV, iN DEMAND, Time Warner Cable, Vubiquity, Amazon, Google Play, iTunes, Vimeo and VUDU on Sept. 30.MarVista advised viewers to "check local listings" as "not all 18 movie titles in the press release are available across all platforms.   The Justin Bieber Limitless documentary will be available on Sept 30 at iTunes and Vudu, with other outlets coming on board in the near term."

The company will also release movies starring Denise Richards, Joely Fisher, Jim O'Heir, Craig Bierko, Jill Hennessy, Amanda Schull and other stars.

MarVista Digital Entertainment will also release "Zapped," a Disney Channel movie that debuted on June 27. "Zapped" stars teen actress, singer and dancer Zendaya as 16-year-old Zoey Stevens, "a skilled dancer and straight-A student who is having a hard time adjusting to a new high school, a klutzy, new dance squad, a loud, new stepdad, three rowdy stepbrothers and an unruly dog. But things change when a dog-training app on her smart phone begins to somehow control all the boys around her."