Ken Baker from E! News tweeted today that Miley Cyrus is shooting her next video:
Miley Cyrus is shooting her new video this weknd in Detroit for "Who Owns My Heart." Same director as "Can't Be Tamed"
He then later tweeted:
Disney tells me the Miley single 'Who Owns My Heart' is first only being released in Europe.
This news is kind of surprising since Two More Lonely People is supposed to be the next single (and I actually heard it on the radio today) so you'd think there would be a video for that first. The fact that Who Owns My Heart is going to be released in Europe first makes sense because it's more of a dance song than some of the others on the album.
Source: Ken Baker Twitter.
Saturday, August 07, 2010
Friday, August 06, 2010
Miley & Justin Commercial
Not directly related to Miley Cyrus or Justin Bieber but it's pretty obvious that this commercial used the two stars names for the characters.
Thursday, August 05, 2010
Don't Forget to Vote for TCA's
Miley and Tish want you to vote for the Teen Choice Awards. The awards are Monday, August 9th on FOX, and you can vote by going to the TCA website.
Wednesday, August 04, 2010
Miley at 21+ Club?
Some people like Perez Hilton have criticized Miley for partying at a "21+" club (over the weekend with Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher) when she is only 17.
As with most of Miley's "controversies" I think this one is overblown. Reports state that Miley wasn't drinking in the club, so I really don't see what the big deal is. Sure she might have been given a special pass into the club being underage, but she is a celebrity and should be able to take advantage of perks like that. It doesn't mean she is becoming the next Lindsay or Britney or whatever.
As with most of Miley's "controversies" I think this one is overblown. Reports state that Miley wasn't drinking in the club, so I really don't see what the big deal is. Sure she might have been given a special pass into the club being underage, but she is a celebrity and should be able to take advantage of perks like that. It doesn't mean she is becoming the next Lindsay or Britney or whatever.
Tuesday, August 03, 2010
Miley in Birmingham Michigan
These new pictures of Miley have been floating around the internet. Miley is in Birmingham Michigan filming LOL.
The first picture is of Miley with some of the LOL cast at Dairy Queen. It looks like Ashton Kutcher, Demi Moore, Ashley Greene and Tanz Watson. The second picture is Miley with fans.
The first picture is of Miley with some of the LOL cast at Dairy Queen. It looks like Ashton Kutcher, Demi Moore, Ashley Greene and Tanz Watson. The second picture is Miley with fans.
Miley Wax Statue gets new Wardrobe
Madame Tussauds is updating the wardrobe for the Miley Cyrus and Zac Efron wax statues since the two young stars have recently changed their image.
Miley's statue will now be wearing a silver dress, while Zac's will be in a suit.
Previously Miley was in Hannah Montana like clothes, while Zac was in a High School Musical basketball uniform.
Source: PopDash.
UPDATE: Here's a pic of the wax statues:
Miley's statue will now be wearing a silver dress, while Zac's will be in a suit.
Previously Miley was in Hannah Montana like clothes, while Zac was in a High School Musical basketball uniform.
Source: PopDash.
UPDATE: Here's a pic of the wax statues:
Monday, August 02, 2010
Miley at Mars Bar
Miley Cyrus was hanging out with Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher last night at Mars Bar in Detroit.
Credit: OceanUp.
Credit: OceanUp.
Sunday, August 01, 2010
Miley Cyrus could have played Beezus
According to a recent Variety article Miley Cyrus was in contention to play the role of Beezus in the film Ramona and Beezus. Negotiations broke down, and ultimately the part was taken by Selena Gomez:
But studio co-topper Rothman had his own concerns. He refused to greenlight the movie for a dollar more than $15 million, and he wanted a star for one of the leads. Allen and the producers wanted the then largely unknown Selena Gomez for the role of Beezus, but Rothman had set his sights on Miley Cyrus. The "Hannah Montana" star's camp sought a $5 million payday for 25 days of work, and when negotiations broke down, the project was again in jeopardy.
Gabler is quick to shoot down any perception that "Ramona" -- Fox's most modestly budgeted film this year -- faced resistance from her bosses. She says all were in agreement about the need to bring a cultural relevancy (i.e., a thesp with a tween following) to a property nearly a half century old.
"We needed to have a way to get young girls all the way up into their teens excited about ("Ramona")," says Gabler, who, thanks to her track record at Fox 2000 with such hits as "Alvin and the Chipmunks" and "The Devil Wears Prada," enjoys wide latitude. "You can make a movie for a low budget, but if no one has a burning desire to go and see it in the theater, it doesn't matter what the budget was. I wanted it to have a shot commercially."
Gabler and the team caught a break when Gomez, another Disney Channel star with a music career on the side, began finding breakout success in her own right. The studio quickly struck a deal before her quote skyrocketed into the Cyrus sphere, and the project was back on the fast track. With his marketing team insistent that the film could be sold to the target audience of girls 6 to 12 years old, Rothman -- the father of two daughters who were both rabid fans of the "Ramona" books -- gave his blessing to the project.
Check out the full article at Variety.
Ultimately I think its probably a good thing that Miley didn't end up with the role. It wasn't a starring role, and the film hasn't been a hit at the box office, so I don't think Miley missed out on anything by not being in the movie.
But studio co-topper Rothman had his own concerns. He refused to greenlight the movie for a dollar more than $15 million, and he wanted a star for one of the leads. Allen and the producers wanted the then largely unknown Selena Gomez for the role of Beezus, but Rothman had set his sights on Miley Cyrus. The "Hannah Montana" star's camp sought a $5 million payday for 25 days of work, and when negotiations broke down, the project was again in jeopardy.
Gabler is quick to shoot down any perception that "Ramona" -- Fox's most modestly budgeted film this year -- faced resistance from her bosses. She says all were in agreement about the need to bring a cultural relevancy (i.e., a thesp with a tween following) to a property nearly a half century old.
"We needed to have a way to get young girls all the way up into their teens excited about ("Ramona")," says Gabler, who, thanks to her track record at Fox 2000 with such hits as "Alvin and the Chipmunks" and "The Devil Wears Prada," enjoys wide latitude. "You can make a movie for a low budget, but if no one has a burning desire to go and see it in the theater, it doesn't matter what the budget was. I wanted it to have a shot commercially."
Gabler and the team caught a break when Gomez, another Disney Channel star with a music career on the side, began finding breakout success in her own right. The studio quickly struck a deal before her quote skyrocketed into the Cyrus sphere, and the project was back on the fast track. With his marketing team insistent that the film could be sold to the target audience of girls 6 to 12 years old, Rothman -- the father of two daughters who were both rabid fans of the "Ramona" books -- gave his blessing to the project.
Check out the full article at Variety.
Ultimately I think its probably a good thing that Miley didn't end up with the role. It wasn't a starring role, and the film hasn't been a hit at the box office, so I don't think Miley missed out on anything by not being in the movie.
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