Miley Cyrus

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MILEYCYRUS: Birth name Destiny Hope Cyrus Born November 23, 1992 (age 17) Origin Nashville, Tennessee, United States [1] Genres Pop [2] Occupations Actress, author, entrepreneur, fashion designer, singer, songwriter Instruments Vocals, guitar, piano Years active 2001 - present Hollywood Records Labels Website www.MileyCyrus.com

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Liam and I

This confirmed that my birthday party will be in MEXICO

Today

.It was published today the list of nominees for categories of Emmy Awards - the biggest prize-giving ceremony on American television. "Hannah Montana" is nominated for the category of 'Best Children's Program'.

The full list of nominees for the category Outstanding Children's Program:

Hannah Montana • Disney Channel • It's A Laugh Productions
Michael Poryes, Executive Producer
Steven Peterman, Executive, Producer
Douglas Lieblein, Co-Executive Producer
Andrew Green, Co-Executive Producer
Richard King, Produced By

Nickelodeon's iCarly • • Nickelodeon, Schneider's Bakery, Inc. Rocart
Dan Schneider, Executive Producer
Robin Weiner, Supervising Producer
Joe Catania, Producer
Bruce Rand Berman, Produced By

Disney Channel • Jonas • An It's A Laugh Production in association with Disney Channel Original Programming
Michael Curtis, Executive Producer
Roger S. H. Schulman, Executive Producer
Ivan Menchell, Co-Executive Producer

Wizards Of Waverly Place • Disney Channel • It's A Laugh Productions
Peter Murrieta, Executive Producer
Todd J. Greenwald, Executive Producer
Vince Cheung, Co-Executive Producer
Ben Montanio, Co-Executive Producer
Greg A. Hampson, By Producer

Wizards Of Waverly Place: The Disney Channel Movie • Pictures • Salty
Peter Murrieta, Executive Producer
Kevin Lafferty, Produced By

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Trace Cyrus to release clothing line July 4th hosted by Kill Brand

Kill Brand has hooked up with Trace Cyrus to release his clothing line called, Southern Made Hollywood Paid.

The release is set for July 4th and it will feature everything from shirts to hoodies, bookbags, posters, and bracelets.

Keep checking back to KillBrand.com for more details

CAN´T BE TAMED

Miley worked with a number of producers on the album, including John Shanks (Jessica Simpson, Kelly Clarkson). The title track, the album’s first single, premieres Friday on MySpace and will hit radio May 3. “7 Things” collaborators Tim James and Antonina Armato produced and co-wrote the single with the pop star; Robert Hales (Demi Lovato, Jonas Brothers, Justin Timberlake) directed the clip for it.

last day of recordings HM http://twitpic.com/23v4z5

According to the site abril.com, Miley is the 15th most beautiful woman in the world. Gives the list:

1 - Beyonce Giselle Knowles
2nd - Christina Aguilera
3 - Britney Spears
4 - Shakira
5 - Katy Perry
6 - Avril Lavigne
7 - Kelly Clarkson
8 - Anahí
9 - Ashley Tisdale
10 - Hilary Duff
11 - Selena Gomez
12 - Carrie Underwood
13 - Rihanna
14 - Alicia Keys
15 - Miley Cyrus
16 - Taylor Swift
17 - Fergie
18 - Nicole Scherzinger
19 - Mariah Carey
20 - Pixie Lott
21 - Demi Lovato
22 - Vanessa Hudgens
23 - Ciara
24 - Jordin Sparks
25 - Jennifer Lopez
26 - P! NK
27 - Lily Allen
28 - Mandy Moore
29 - Jessica Simpson
30 - Colbie Caillat
31 - Cheryl Cole
31 - Dulce María
32 - Ke $ ha
33 - Kylie Minogue
34 - Madonna
35 - Lady GaGa
36 - Gwen Stefani
37 - Duffy
38 - Celine Dion
39 - Nelly Furtado
40 - Ashlee Simpson
41 - Thalia
42 - Lindsay Lohan
43 - Amy Winehouse
44 - Janet Jackson
45 ° - Laura Pausini
46 - Alanis Morissette
47 - Tina Turner
48 - Toni Braxton
49 - Whitney Houston
50 ° - Cyndi Lauper

Live review: Miley Cyrus

I had one main concern about bringing my grade school-age daughter to see Miley Cyrus at the House of Blues on the Sunset Strip, where she performed a show streamed live on the Internet celebrating the release of her “adult-themed” album “Can’t Be Tamed.” I was worried that the show might be too loud. So we made sure to pack the earplugs before heading to the concert, and we sat on the floor and ate a grilled cheese sandwich before America’s latest sexual menace took the stage and entertained us for an hour.

Does my lax parental attitude shock you? Try to consider this with a clear head. Cyrus is currently surviving Scarlet Letter levels of reproach for wearing costumes not much skimpier than what many elementary dance schools hawk to their prepubescent students, imitating Adam Lambert in a video and miming a kiss with a female dancer onstage — a reference to a form of exploration quite common among high school girls.

My daughter has heard jokes as suggestive as anything Cyrus offered Monday night at kids’ movies such as “Madagascar,” and saw racier images on the billboards hovering above Barham Boulevard on the drive to the club. Sexual display and broad innuendo run rampant in the forest of images and references in which she’s growing up; that’s part of contemporary life, and my job as a mom is to help her navigate it while developing self-respect and good sense.

I also believe in bodily joy, which is something pop music has always provided me. Miley Cyrus, product of the Disney machine that she is, projects more explosive happiness in her hits than cold Britney or calculated (if admirable) Gaga offer, and she’s more of a tomboy than Taylor, whose princess act I find grating, though I admit that the politic blond is, at this point, a better songwriter than her more uncensored friend.

Hannah Montana wasn’t too much of a hit in our house — my kid and her friends all prefer the snappier iCarly, and SpongeBob rules supreme. We never saw Cyrus’ movies. But we like her hits. “7 Things” kicks foolish-boy butt with a forgiving heart; “The Climb” shows her godmother Dolly’s influence. And “Party in the U.S.A.”? You haven’t really heard that song until a back seat full of kindergarteners has sung it to you.

So I didn’t hesitate a bit when the chance arose to make this review assignment a mother-daughter date. I wasn’t alone; the Cyrus show was initially planned as an 18-and-over event, but many concertgoers complained (including plenty of VIP’s, judging by rows of sparkle-drenched tweens and their little sisters lining the balcony) and, day of show, it was announced that youngsters would be admitted.

_PG29263 Cyrus emerged on time, as the live stream demanded, marching onstage in leather pants and a cut-out leotard that, like many of her recent costumes, seemed Bob Fosse-inspired. (Her “shocking” costumes of late haven’t really been that revealing, though the brownface of the ice skating-chola getup she rocked at Sunday’s MuchMusic Awards went too far in a different way.) She stalked the stage with her dancers, singing her album’s title track, and then proceeded to chart and belt her way through several selections from “Can’t Be Tamed,” including one song about not letting others rule her actions (“Robot”), another supporting “my gay fans” (“My Heart Beats for Love”), and another encouraging women to leave abusive or confining relationships (“Liberty Walk”).

The sound of the new material was classic rock-lite, with big power chords and a few dance beats thrown in. Cyrus sang the material emphatically, displaying serious lung power throughout. She’s a capable rock belter with that nice rough grain to her voice — a quality that will benefit her as she goes through this harder-hitting vein, which may prove a lifelong path but more likely will make for a logical transition from the candy pop of her youth to the crossover country that’s her best bet for a long career.

As for the content of her latest efforts, Cyrus, who co-writes with professional songwriters, is expressing the same fears and hopes that often preoccupy late adolescents. Freedom, individuality and the need to know whether love is true were certainly preoccupations of mine back when I was a 17-year-old Catholic kid with a first boyfriend and an eye on the world beyond high school.

They seemed a bit beyond my 6-year-old; she got bored and went to look at the colorfully decorated side balcony while Miley got deep into her new stuff, though she happily air-drummed during her cover of “Every Rose Has Its Thorn,” and returned to sing and dance along with the oldies the former Hannah trotted out after the live-streaming portion of the night ended. She really just wanted to sing along to “Party in the U.S.A.”

One telling portion of Cyrus’ House of Blues set, not included in the live stream and mostly ignored by my own child, really seemed aimed at the grown-ups in the room. Oiling the wheels of her music with the real rock band that backed her all night, she smashed together three songs representing an elder few might have expected her to cite — Joan Jett, the former “jailbait” star who became one of rock’s most important female figures after surviving her intensely packaged pop youth in the Runaways.

As Cyrus rampaged through “I Love Rock ‘n’ Roll,” the Runaways’ “Cherry Bomb” and Jett’s signature “Bad Reputation,” I couldn’t help but imagine her sitting in a movie theater watching the recent biopic about that teen-age band. How could she not relate to the story of those wild girls, manipulated in ways connected to, though different from, her own youthful stardom, and struggling to find the will to go beyond that psychological serfdom?

By embracing the role and the sound of the rock rebel, Cyrus claimed Jett, who was herself 17 in the Runaways, as mentor. And she also showed that she’s still listening to Mom and Dad. One way to see her latest phase is as an attempt to claim the abandon and sense of power that rock offered her parents’ generation. Rock has always celebrated sexual liberation. It seems completely natural that Cyrus would not only present that as part of her act, but actually feel it.

– Ann Powers

Photos: Miley Cyrus performs at the House of Blues. Credit: Frank Micelotta / MTV

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