As the violence in England escalates, so does the reaction from celebrities who are pledging their support to the riot-torn nation.

The smoke-ridden streets full of burning cars and ransacked stores look more like a scene from a Hollywood movie than the normal peaceful city-life of London.

Now that the riots, looting and fires have spread across the country to Manchester, Birmingham and Nottingham, even more stars are speaking up against the wave of violence sparked by a police shooting.

Good Charlotte frontman Joel Madden is disgusted by what's happening after recently visiting the city and is the latest star to take to Twitter about the riots.

As London burns from the fires set by thousands of rioters, celebrities on both side of the pond have been expressing their disgust at the senseless violence.

Justin Bieber had a shocked response last night when he saw the news. "WHOAH...been out of the loop all day. to all the people of the UK I hope you are ok. my prayers go out to you and the amazing people there," the Canadian pop star tweeted.

While English-born CNN anchor Piers Morgan wrote: "Millions of people are suffering in this financial crisis, but not looting/rioting/pillaging - no sympathy for these yobs whatsoever."

A shocking piece of videotape has surfaced on the web showing a badly injured boy -- being robbed -- on the streets of London,  rocked by massive riots for the past few days.

The 75-second video was taped from above and shows the boy collapsed -- and bleeding -- on the pavement.

In the video, we see a man approach the boy and appearing to help him.