Miley took to the stage last night to join Pharell and Robin Thicke for their performance of "Blurred Lines"
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Miley onstage with Pharell
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Miley Calls Billy Ray Out on Twitter
dragging him by what's left of his mullet tbh
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She also unfollowed him on twitter about 2 weeks ago. So did her younger brother.
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She also unfollowed him on twitter about 2 weeks ago. So did her younger brother.
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"Pom Poms" by The Jonas Brothers NOW available on iTunes in the UK.
https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/pom-poms/id626148648?i=626148669
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Tish Files for Divorce from BRC
BILLY RAY CYRUS' WIFE FILES FOR DIVORCE
Billy Ray Cyrus is getting divorced ... TMZ has learned.
Billy Ray's wife, Tish Cyrus, is citing "irreconcilable differences" in her filing. Her decision to pull the plug on the marriage comes 3 years after Billy Ray filed for divorce but dropped it in an attempt to work things out.
Billy Ray and Tish have been married for 19 years and have 5 children, including, of course, Miley. There's only one minor child left, Noah Cyrus, who is 13. Tish is asking for full physical and legal custody, with visitation to Billy Ray.
Tish is also asking for spousal support, and she wants him to pay her attorney's fees. The date of separation is listed as TBD.
A few hours ago, Miley tweeted @billyraycyrus, "since your texts and email obviously aren't working would you like to talk like this."
Interesting ... when Billy Ray filed the first time he had said Miley's fame compromised their family.
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Hilary Duff: Photo Roundup!
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Selena is Officially a Big Sister!
Selena Gomez's new baby sister is here!
The pop star's mom, Mandy Cornett, has welcomed a daughter with husband Brian Teefey, E! News confirmed Thursday.
"@selenagomez IS A BIG SISTER!!!!!! Everyone congratulate her and her family!!!!!! #CONGRATSSELENA!!!!" pal Demi Lovato tweeted excitedly. She added: "#CONGRATSSELENAMANDYANDBRIAN !!!!!!"
Thanks for the update, Demi!
E! News exclusively revealed last month that Mandy was expecting a girl, a day after Selena sorta-spilled the baby beans by tweeting a photo of herself with her hand resting on her mom's stomach on—when else—Mother's Day.
A wonderful present for the whole family, indeed.
Mandy and Brian tied the knot in 2006. This is their first child together—and Gomez's first sibling!
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What perfect timing.. with Father's Day just around the corner.
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Lucy Hale Named Mark's New Beauty Ambassador
Lucy Hale for mark.
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"Let's be real: given her dramatic brows, huge hazel eyes, and killer charisma, it was only a matter of time before Lucy Hale nabbed herself a beauty campaign. And ta da, here we have it!mark announced that the Pretty Little Liars star was the newest face of the Avon boutique brand, following in the footsteps of fellow mark girls like Ashley Greene.
This means we can ALL check Lucy out in the campaigns, "magalogs," and on the mark website starting in August, just in time for the company's big 10th anniversary. We already know that the beauty world looooves Lucy (and why wouldn't they?!) but turns out the admiration is totally mutual. The actress says she's been a makeup fan since pretty much day one: "Growing up, when my grandma was taking a nap, I'd go into her makeup drawer and put on her red lipstick," she spills in the behind-the-scenes video. "So I'd be running all over my grandmother's house in a pink tutu and makeup all over my face!" Now THAT'S a sight we'd give anything to see."
Lucy Hale for mark.
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"Along with having her on our TV screens every week AND watching her model denim in the Bongo ads, we can't wait to get even more Lucy when her mark partnership launches later this summer. And since mark has always been about sharing beauty secrets, fingers crossed we'll score the trick to Lucy's perfect metallic smoky eye, a look we've been coveting ever since she rocked it on the cover of Haute Muse. Um, not to mention, her strategy for her lush lashes, her peach lips, AND her rosy glow, while we're at it?"
Sneak peek of her campaign!
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She is gorgeous, but you know that...
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David Henrie's New Twitter Default
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Miley Cyrus 2.0: The Billboard Cover Story
In control of her sound and image, Miley is mixing hip-hop edge with country twang, and storming the Billboard Hot 100 with "We Can't Stop"
This is an excerpt. For the complete story, buy this week's issue of Billboard.
"This is the worst spot to stand."
In the middle of a photo studio in Hollywood, Miley Cyrus faces a video crew there to capture the pop icon relaying spritely promos for an upcoming blitz of TV appearances on "Good Morning America" and "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" There's a director on hand, but it's clear who's running the show.
"Look, I'm not fat or anorexic-I just know my angles," Cyrus instructs the cameraman. She then goes over the scripts, which are a little too cutesy for her taste-the copy riffs on the title of her new single, "We Can't Stop," released just the day before. "I hate it when people make puns out of my song titles," she says, before adding with a slight smile, "Should I do a Christian Bale and start freaking out?"
She's kidding, of course: Despite her strong opinions, Cyrus proves anything but a diva in person. She's utterly professional, hits her marks (there's never a need for more than two takes) and charms the crew with equal parts humor and chutzpah.
But it's also clear that no one knows better how to present Miley Cyrus than Miley Cyrus: There aren't many 20-year-olds who have earned the veteran showbiz stripes she has. Just out of middle school, the 12-year-old daughter of country hitmaker Billy Ray Cyrus quickly catapulted to fame as the star of Disney's "Hannah Montana" TV franchise, playing a normal girl with a double life as a teen-pop phenomenon. Fact quickly followed fiction: Soon, Cyrus had evolved into a global brand, with hit movies and multiplatinum sales-when 2007's Hannah Montana 2 (Soundtrack)/Meet Miley Cyrus debuted atop the Billboard 200, the then-14-year-old Cyrus became the youngest female to have a No. 1 album.The Hannah Montana albums have sold a combined 7.1 million copies, according to Nielsen SoundScan, while the releases under Cyrus' name account for 7.2 million. In 2009, her Dr. Luke-produced single "Party in the U.S.A." reached No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100, selling 5.2 million copies.
PHOTOS: Miley Cyrus' Fashion Evolution
"Right now, when people go to iTunes and listen to my old music, it's so irritating to me because I can't just erase that stuff and start over," she says. "My last record [2009's EDM-inflected Can't Be Tamed] I feel so disconnected from-I was 16 or 17 when I made it. When you're in your 20s, you just don't really know that person anymore."
Teen stars experiencing growing pains as they-and their music-make the transition to adulthood are nothing new. Yet there's something different about Cyrus' next chapter. It's less a transition than a complete makeover-a brand relaunch, if you will. Peter Edge-CEO of RCA, the label Cyrus signed with after breaking with Disney-affiliated Hollywood Records-refers to it as "Miley 2.0." Cyrus herself says, "I want to start as a new artist. I consider my upcoming album my first, really."
"What she's doing now is not what people expect from her," Edge says. Indeed, "We Can't Stop," the first single from her still-untitled fall album, isn't a bright and bouncy pop song. If the track-which debuts this week at No. 11 on the Hot 100 and enters the Hot Digital Songs chart at No. 3 with 214,000 sold, according to Nielsen SoundScan-sounds more like a downtempo Rihanna song, that's because it was originally intended as one."It's like a mature version of 'Party in the U.S.A.,'" Atlanta-based producer Mike WiLL Made It says. "That's even how I described it when I presented it to Rihanna, before I'd even met Miley."
"We Can't Stop" definitely draws the line between the adult Cyrus and the person she was before, down to its risque, twerked-out lyrics ("To my homegirls with the big butts/Shaking it like we at the strip club") and drug references ("Everyone in line in the bathroom/Trying to get a line in the bathroom/We all so turned up here"). Cyrus came of age with social media-one could argue her constant stream of YouTube videos influenced how her audience uses that medium to document their own lives. (And she experienced the pitfalls of just that when footage of her smoking the hallucinogen salvia went viral in 2010.) She sees the lyrics of "We Can't Stop" as another kind of reportage from her world.
"I didn't make this song for the critics, but for the people living it," she says, dragging on a cigarette between shoots atop the photo studio's roof, where she's stripped down to a leather bustier to soak in the rays. "I'm 20 years old and I want to talk to the people that are up all night with their friends. It's based on a true story of a crazy night I had: When I heard the song for the first time, it captured exactly what I was living."
Cyrus is quick to point out that, having left one bandwagon, she's not about to jump on another. "I've always wanted country-rock influences, but now I'm moving over to a more urban side," she says. "It's not a hip-hop album, though-it's a pop album. I'm not coming in trying to rap. It's more like, 'I don't see any girls out there doing what Miguel and Frank Ocean are doing.'" Cyrus pauses, giggling. "We've been calling it 'count-step,' because it's like country, dubstep and a little trap," she says. "I love the Lumineers, but I also love French Montana, Juicy J, Wiz Khalifa and Dolly Parton. If you could put Dolly, some Adele and Juicy J together, you'd have that weird balance."
That weird balance comes through in the choice of producers working on the album. Reliable hitmakers Will.i.am and Dr. Luke both make appearances, as well as newcomers like Oren Yoel. But before Cyrus had even approached RCA, she began mapping out a new sonic vision with Pharrell in Miami. "We wanted to make something really different," she says. "He came to my house, and I didn't have shoes on-I don't put a show on for anybody. He said, 'This is why I love you: You're just wild and free, and I want to capture that.'"
The pair wrote a song called "Rubber Band" that first day, and quickly had another, "4 x 4," which Pharrell describes as a union of "foreign elements." Cyrus knew they were onto something. Others were less sure. "People weren't getting it," Cyrus says with a groan. "They were like, 'He doesn't have anything out right now.' I was like, 'Who the fuck cares? He's Pharrell.' He played me a bunch of stuff he was working on that was crazy-new Robin Thicke records and the Daft Punk stuff. I realized his life was about to change the way my life was. Now look: Pharrell's killing everyone and starting his empire all over again. And once he set me free on my path, that brought me to Mike WiLL."
In control of her sound and image, Miley is mixing hip-hop edge with country twang, and storming the Billboard Hot 100 with "We Can't Stop"
In addition to "We Can't Stop," the Mike WiLL tracks on the album include "Stand by Me" featuring Future-which WiLL describes as "one of the greatest songs ever; a big feel-good, stadium, Super Bowl-sounding record"-and "Drive," which features murky dubstep/trap synths and drums that'll be best heard banging out of club systems. The passionate, desperate singing, however, proudly reveals Cyrus' roots. "I told her, 'Keep your country twang,'" WiLL says. "That's what's ill about her."
"A lot of people wanted to try to make me the white Nicki Minaj," Cyrus says. "That's not what I'm trying to do. I love 'hood' music, but my talent is as a singer." To that end, Edge is particularly excited about "Wrecking Ball"-a defiant power ballad produced by Dr. Luke with a thrilling vocal performance. "We were inspired by OneRepublic, and the way Timbaland used to do those big ballads," Cyrus says. Edge adds: "When Miley came to us she had really good songs already, including 'Wrecking Ball,' which blew us away. It could be a career song for her."
She takes a most uncharacteristic pause, dragging on her cigarette as she contemplates the Los Angeles landscape. "I never stop working, ever-I put my track list together this morning," Cyrus says. "I want my record to be the biggest record in the world, and I've given everything to get here, even down to friends and family and relationships-I've just put this music first. That's been kind of a trip:It's not like I'm losing who I am-I actually found out more about who I am by making this music. I'm going on a journey, and that's more than a lot of 20-year-olds can say. And I'm still going to change so much. Because I'm not the same person I was six months ago-I'm not even the same person I was two weeks ago."
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Selena Gomez Leaving the Hospital
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Miley meet and Greet in Chicago + New Interviews
Miley Cyrus visited the Eric & Kathy Morning Show on 101.9 THE MIX today, June 14, in Chicago. Miley was on the show to promote her new single “We Can’t Stop”.
While on the show, Miley also talked about the music she is listening to right now, her next single with Pharrell, working with Pharrell, if she will return to acting, her sleep schedule, and so much more.
At B96
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Extra TV: Meet The New 'X-Factor' Judges (BTS)
X Factor Sneak Peek & Pics!
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Check out @BridgitMendler's Summer Tour Set List!
Set List
1. Hurricane
2. Top of the World
3. Forgot to Laugh
4. City Lights
5. All I See Is Gold
6. 5:15
7. Starry Eyed (Ellie Goulding cover)
8. Love Will Tell Us Where To Go
9. Blonde
10. Rocks At My Window
11. Ready or Not
Buy tickets here: http://bridgitmendlermusic.com/events!
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Full video of Robin Thicke and Pharrell's Blurred Lines performance with Miley Cyrus
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Miley Cyrus Let Future Into 'Her Personal Life' To Make 'Great Records'
'I told her, 'If something's bothering you, you've gotta run toward it,' Atlanta rapper/songwriter says of recording process.
Pharrell assures us that Miley Cyrus' upcoming album won't be "that hip-hop," but with additional producers like Future in her corner, the former Disney Star definitely seems bound to showcase a new side of her personality.
Miley previously told MTV news that she and Future linked up for a studio session where no pen and papers were used and the atmosphere felt more like a party. Future confirmed this when we caught up with him on Wednesday in Los Angeles, explaining that he works off the vibe of an artist, without ever needing to write things down.
"I never write. I usually just look at the artist's face and when I'm saying certain things, I see what moves them, so [there's] never no paper in the studio," he explained. "It's always me freestyling, [being] free-spirited, vibing and tryna pick her brain to see what she likes and what she don't like. See what she's going through by just having different conversations.
"From the conversation, I pretty much know where your life is at and where you wanna take the music," he added.
The details of Miley's relationship and personal life have been a fixture of the gossip sites lately — in addition to the fascination with her twerkin' obsession — so the music they recorded together contains a little bit of everything, according to Future.
"We got a lot of great records, and it all came from conversation and having a nice vibe," the Atlanta rapper told us. "Whenever she allowed me in her personal life through conversation, I tried to take that vibe and go to the booth. I told her, 'You've gotta embrace your fears. If something's bothering you, you've gotta run toward it. If you're crying about it, you need to cry till you can't cry anymore. If you try to hold it back, then it's gonna eat you up. But if you embrace [it], the music moves."
And as the pop star opened up, the music took on a life of its own. "The songs I did with her [are] very touching. Certain days it's about money, partying and vibing and some days [it's about needing] somebody to stand by you and hold you down," Future explained. "Certain days you wanna know if the love that you're with is really true, and one song we got is basically around all those subject matters."
Miley was thrilled about her sessions with Future, noting how impressed she was at his versatility with music, which meant a lot to the Atlanta-based rapper/producer. "It means I'm doing the right thing," he said. "Staying outside the box and not getting caught up in a certain lane. I can play in all different lanes and it just allows me to keep being the future. ... They don't call me Future for no reason."
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"In addition to “We Can’t Stop,” the Mike WiLL tracks on the album include “Stand by Me” featuring Future-which WiLL describes as “one of the greatest songs ever; a big feel-good, stadium, Super Bowl-sounding record”
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Selena Tweets About New Little Sister Gracie
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Nick rehearsing for Miss USA pageant + His tweets about the Jonas Brothers performance
Who can guess what we're gonna perform on Sunday. Here's a hint. It's three songs.
— Nick Jonas (@nickjonas) June 14, 2013
If you guessed Pom Poms and First Time... That's right.. For the third song... Well that's gonna have to be a surprise. 😜👍
— Nick Jonas (@nickjonas) June 14, 2013
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Miley Cyrus Says She's 'Fine' But 'Worried' About Sister During Parents' Divorce
Hours after the news broke of her parents' divorce, Miley Cyrus was on the air in Chicago promoting her new single, "We Can't Stop," from an upcoming, still-untitled pop album.
"She was in a really good mood, and she was talking about how she worked with Snoop Dogg on her album, and we asked her about her hair and her new look,"Showbiz Shelly, entertainment reporter forB96 Radio in Chicago, tells PEOPLE of the Friday broadcast.
But after the interview, Cyrus – whose father, Billy Ray Cyrus, and mother, Tish Cyrus, announced their split to PEOPLE late Thursday – opened up about more personal matters, including concern for her little sister, Noah.
When asked how she's doing in the wake of the divorce news, Shelly says Cyrus, 20, said, "Oh, I'm fine. I'm okay."
Shelly says she also said her parents' divorce after 19 years of marriage won't be that noticeable for the singer because of her busy travel schedule.
"I'm much more concerned for my sister [Noah]. She's 13," Cyrus said, according to Shelly, whose real name is Michelle Menaker.
On Friday Noah Tweeted, "Please pray for me and my family."
(Tish is requesting primary physical and legal custody of Noah with visitation for Billy Ray, according to the documents filed Thursday in L.A. Superior Court.)
But Miley was upbeat during her time at B96 in Chicago, where she's introducing Macklemore and Ryan Lewis at the B96 Pepsi Summer Bash this weekend.
"With everything that's happened, she was very nice and really didn’t seem affected. If she was, she was covering it up really well," Shelly tells PEOPLE. "We really enjoyed having her."
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Miley Cyrus: The 2013 Billboard Cover Q&A
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Miley Cyrus Listening Party
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