Posted on Aug 17, 2010
Miley has gone into her closet and found some styles she wants to sell on eBay to benefit Get Ur Good On via Youth Service America. Over 75 items, plus she will personalize and sign her head shot for 10 different winners. Most auctions runs through August 25th, with the head shots ending on the 26th. Click here to check it out
Posted on Jul 23, 2010
Demi Moore and Miley are getting ready for their new film, LOL: Laughing Out Loud. The duo posed with director Lisa Azuelos. The movie is a remake of a French movie made in 2008, and in the remake Demi will play Miley’s mom!
In the film, Miley’s character, Lola, has been dumped by her boyfriend and decides to go after his best friend, while simultaneously her divorced mother, Anne, played by Demi, is finding it difficult to restart her life as a single mom.
The new version of the film will be written and directed by Azuelos, who is the original writer/director of the French film.
And the star-studded cast is rounded out by Twilight superstar beauty Ashley Greene who has been busy filming with Miley in Detroit!
Posted on Jul 01, 2010
We are delighted to announce that MILEY CYRUS has been nominated 
in the following categories for Teen Choice 2010:

CHOICE MOVIE: HISSY FIT (THE LAST SONG)
CHOICE MOVIE: LIPLOCK (THE LAST SONG)
CHOICE MOVIE: CHEMISTRY (THE LAST SONG)
CHOICE MUSIC: SINGLE (CAN’T BE TAMED)
CHOICE MUSIC: LOVE SONG (WHEN I LOOK AT YOU)
CHOICE RED CARPET FASHION ICON – FEMALE
CHOICE: CELEBRITY FASHION LINE (MILEY AND MAX)
MOST FANATIC FANS
Teen Choice 2010 will take place at The Gibson Amphitheatre on Sunday, August 8th.
It will air on FOX the very next day – Monday, August 9th at 8pm (ET/PT)
Posted on Jun 26, 2010
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Posted on Jun 24, 2010
Miley Cyrus, Taylor Swift, Tim McGraw, and More – Perform for 2010 Nashville Flood Benefit. Many of the biggest names in country music have come together in support of the victims of the flooding in Nashville, they were joined by stars of many other types of music in a benefit called Nashville Rising.
First on stage was Faith Hill who praised people of the city for their dignity and grace during one of the worst natural events to ever hit the state. Her husband Tim McGraw also performed. He was joined on stage by many local dignitaries including Mayor Karl Dean, and Gov. Phil Bredesen. Other performers and special guest included Vince Young and Jeff Fisher from the Tennessee Titans.
Faith said that the night would bring the city together, as famous celebrities, music stars, sportsmen and the city’s officials were no different than the people of the city. They had all suffered at the hands of nature equally.
Carrie Underwood was the first performer, thrilling the audience with the highly appropriate “Jesus Take The Wheel.” She was then followed by an incredible array of musical talent at the city’s Bridgestone Arena, including rockers ZZ Top, teen sensation Miley Cyrus, Lynyrd Skynrd, Martina McBride, Toby Keith, Michael W. Smith, Amy Grant, and many more. The event reportedly raised about $2 million dollars.
Posted on Jun 22, 2010
Miley's new album is available now. She has a brash new attitude to go along with it. And both of those things were on display Monday night (June 21), as Miley Cyrus took to the House of Blues in Los Angeles for a live-streaming concert called, appropriately enough, "Miley Cyrus: Live in L.A."
Her six-song set showcased songs from her just-released Can't Be Tamed.
She kicked things off with the title track from Tamed, that saw her spitting lyrics, tossing her hair, popping her hips.
That was followed by another Tamed track, "Who Owns My Heart" (which Cyrus introduced by telling the rapt audience that it was the first time she'd ever performed the track live), which galloped along on a shuffling beat and was given added punch thanks to the addition of a live band. There was some heavy panting from Cyrus and a big-time chorus -- "Who owns my heart/ Is it love, or is it art?" -- that had the crowd shouting along. Loudly.
She changed things up a bit with "Liberty Walk," a song she co-wrote and dedicated to "women who are stuck in abusive relationships ... to empower them." The song -- which features a stomping beat and even a bit of rapping from MC.
Up next was her cover of Poison's "Every Rose Has Its Thorn," which featured some genuinely windswept guitar work, but not Poison main man Bret Michaels (the two performed the tune together last week on "Good Morning America") though she did dedicate the song to him and urged the audience to "pray" for his continued health (she also said the song was her mom's favorite.)
"Rose" was followed by the anthemic "Robot," which saw the reappearance of her backup dancers, and then the MTV.com live stream ended with "Heart Beats for Love," a power-packed ballad.
She then launched herself into the song, eyes closed, making a pair of peace signs with her hands, and by the time the tune had reached its crescendo, everyone in the audience was doing the same, showing (much like everything else on this night) not just the power and confidence of Cyrus' new songs, but the sway she holds over her fans too. Sway she's apparently decided to use for good.