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Miley Cyrus breaks ex's heart
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
Liam Hemsworth Spotted At Miley Cyrus' Concert
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Miley Cyrus: I'm the coolest person ever!
Miley Cyrus thinks she is the "coolest person ever".
The Hannah Montana star is never scared of meeting other famous people because she is far trendier than everyone she knows.
When asked if she gets star-struck, she replied: "No, I'm pretty cool. I'm pretty much the coolest person ever... no, I'm pretty cool. I'm pretty much the coolest person ever."
Although she is a world famous star, 17-year-old Miley does have something in common with her fellow teenagers - she has a crush on High School Musical heartthrob Zac Efron
During an interview with Sirius XM radio show The Morning Mash Up, she said: "There are not many things about me that are like a normal teenage girl. But the one normal teenage girl thing is that I think Zac Efron is the hottest person in the world. I really, really like him. And it's weird... it's weird because he's my friend. I think also the reason he is so sexy is because he and Vanessa Hudgens have been together since the first High School Musical and... I think that's really cool."
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The Hannah Montana star is never scared of meeting other famous people because she is far trendier than everyone she knows.
When asked if she gets star-struck, she replied: "No, I'm pretty cool. I'm pretty much the coolest person ever... no, I'm pretty cool. I'm pretty much the coolest person ever."
Although she is a world famous star, 17-year-old Miley does have something in common with her fellow teenagers - she has a crush on High School Musical heartthrob Zac Efron
During an interview with Sirius XM radio show The Morning Mash Up, she said: "There are not many things about me that are like a normal teenage girl. But the one normal teenage girl thing is that I think Zac Efron is the hottest person in the world. I really, really like him. And it's weird... it's weird because he's my friend. I think also the reason he is so sexy is because he and Vanessa Hudgens have been together since the first High School Musical and... I think that's really cool."
Miley also stirred up some trouble when plastic surgery rumors surfaced.
Sunday, November 15, 2009
03 November, 2009
“Miley Cyrus does not look like she has had breast implants – I would expect to see more upper pole fullness when not in a push up bra if there were implants present. She just looks large-breasted which is really accentuated in the push-up bra. In the jogging photos, she appears to have a bit of ptosis seen with a heavier breast,” hypothesized plastic surgeon Dr. David Schaefer.
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“Miley Cyrus does not look like she has had breast implants – I would expect to see more upper pole fullness when not in a push up bra if there were implants present. She just looks large-breasted which is really accentuated in the push-up bra. In the jogging photos, she appears to have a bit of ptosis seen with a heavier breast,” hypothesized plastic surgeon Dr. David Schaefer.
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Miley Cyrus plans Dolly Parton-themed 17th b’day bash
03 November , 2009
Teen sensation Miley Cyrus is planning to celebrate her 17th birthday next month with a Dolly Parton-theme.
The Hannah Montana actress, who shares the same Nashville, Tennessee hometown with the veteran country music star, confessed being a huge Parton fan.
Miley revealed her plans about her big day on November 23 during a recent appearance on U.S. presenter Ryan Seacrest's radio show.
"I want to rent out a cool place and play all Dolly Parton music and have everyone dress up as their favourite Dolly moment,” Contactmusic quoted her as telling the host.
"I am really excited about getting all my crew members to dress up as Dolly. That's probably going to be the funniest thing ever," she added.
Source: sify.com
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Teen sensation Miley Cyrus is planning to celebrate her 17th birthday next month with a Dolly Parton-theme.
The Hannah Montana actress, who shares the same Nashville, Tennessee hometown with the veteran country music star, confessed being a huge Parton fan.
Miley revealed her plans about her big day on November 23 during a recent appearance on U.S. presenter Ryan Seacrest's radio show.
"I want to rent out a cool place and play all Dolly Parton music and have everyone dress up as their favourite Dolly moment,” Contactmusic quoted her as telling the host.
"I am really excited about getting all my crew members to dress up as Dolly. That's probably going to be the funniest thing ever," she added.
Source: sify.com
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How I found a ray of light at the Miley Cyrus show
05 November, 2009
Yes, I have my own Miley Cyrus light stick. No, it is not my 9-year-old daughter's. She has her own. She has one and I have one. No, it was not a waste of money. I have two reasons why it wasn't.
To be honest, I had planned for my wife to take our 9-year-old, Emily, to the Miley Cyrus concert last month. My role was supposed to be ticket provider and enthusiastic audience for the stories about the concert. However, the new ticketless ticket plan required that the person who purchased the ticketless tickets (that was me) present the credit card used to buy said tickets (that would be mine) and show ID that matched the name on the credit card in order to gain access to the concert.
This seemingly complicated concept was implemented to thwart scalpers. It also thwarted dads who wanted to provide a Miley Cyrus experience but were more than content to let others enjoy the experience while they stayed at home. Yes, ticketless tickets ended my plans to enjoy the concert vicariously. Instead, I was going to experience Miley firsthand.
Emily was beside herself. She had seen Miley's last trip through town -- back when tickets were something you could actually hold, sell and lose -- and was even more excited to see her this time. I like to think it was because I was going with her, but I think it had more to do with the fact that she knew more of what to expect this time.
I've heard many a parent complain about being dragged to concerts like these. You won't hear me complain. Over the years I have been dragged to boring lectures, weddings of people I don't know and, worst of all, chamber music recitals. Sort of puts it into perspective, doesn't it?
As we made our way up to the cheap seats, we passed several souvenir stands. We found the one with the shortest line and took our place. There were shirts, programs, hats, bandanas and light sticks. I am a sucker for this sort of thing. I bought Emily a shirt, a program and a light stick.
"What about you, Dad?"
Emily was so sweet and sincere. I couldn't tell her that a 45-year-old man wearing a Miley Cyrus T-shirt sets a new definition for creepy. I glanced up at the wall, thought about it and said, "Give us another one of those light sticks."
Emily smiled.
The light sticks cost $10 each. So why do I consider it not to be a waste of money? Two reasons.
Reason one: I got 10 dollars' worth of enjoyment out of it. Emily and I played Star Wars before the concert. We synchronized our light sticks and swung them around for the entire concert. The fun we had was priceless.
Reason two: I'm still using it. I wear my Miley Cyrus light stick for safety when I walk the dogs in the early morning. When I take my dogs out for the one-thousandth time, the light stick will have only cost me 1 cent per outing.
One of life's greatest skills is being able to justify anything.
source: www.mysanantonio.com
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Yes, I have my own Miley Cyrus light stick. No, it is not my 9-year-old daughter's. She has her own. She has one and I have one. No, it was not a waste of money. I have two reasons why it wasn't.
To be honest, I had planned for my wife to take our 9-year-old, Emily, to the Miley Cyrus concert last month. My role was supposed to be ticket provider and enthusiastic audience for the stories about the concert. However, the new ticketless ticket plan required that the person who purchased the ticketless tickets (that was me) present the credit card used to buy said tickets (that would be mine) and show ID that matched the name on the credit card in order to gain access to the concert.
This seemingly complicated concept was implemented to thwart scalpers. It also thwarted dads who wanted to provide a Miley Cyrus experience but were more than content to let others enjoy the experience while they stayed at home. Yes, ticketless tickets ended my plans to enjoy the concert vicariously. Instead, I was going to experience Miley firsthand.
Emily was beside herself. She had seen Miley's last trip through town -- back when tickets were something you could actually hold, sell and lose -- and was even more excited to see her this time. I like to think it was because I was going with her, but I think it had more to do with the fact that she knew more of what to expect this time.
I've heard many a parent complain about being dragged to concerts like these. You won't hear me complain. Over the years I have been dragged to boring lectures, weddings of people I don't know and, worst of all, chamber music recitals. Sort of puts it into perspective, doesn't it?
As we made our way up to the cheap seats, we passed several souvenir stands. We found the one with the shortest line and took our place. There were shirts, programs, hats, bandanas and light sticks. I am a sucker for this sort of thing. I bought Emily a shirt, a program and a light stick.
"What about you, Dad?"
Emily was so sweet and sincere. I couldn't tell her that a 45-year-old man wearing a Miley Cyrus T-shirt sets a new definition for creepy. I glanced up at the wall, thought about it and said, "Give us another one of those light sticks."
Emily smiled.
The light sticks cost $10 each. So why do I consider it not to be a waste of money? Two reasons.
Reason one: I got 10 dollars' worth of enjoyment out of it. Emily and I played Star Wars before the concert. We synchronized our light sticks and swung them around for the entire concert. The fun we had was priceless.
Reason two: I'm still using it. I wear my Miley Cyrus light stick for safety when I walk the dogs in the early morning. When I take my dogs out for the one-thousandth time, the light stick will have only cost me 1 cent per outing.
One of life's greatest skills is being able to justify anything.
source: www.mysanantonio.com
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Miley Cyrus: Worst Celebrity Influence 2009
02 November, 2009
Disney diva, Miss Miley Cyrus, recently learned that Hannah Montana might not be every little girl’s hero. AOL.com recently conducted a poll asking voters to decide who they believed to be the absolute worst celebrity influence in the United States during 2009.
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Disney diva, Miss Miley Cyrus, recently learned that Hannah Montana might not be every little girl’s hero. AOL.com recently conducted a poll asking voters to decide who they believed to be the absolute worst celebrity influence in the United States during 2009.
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I'm the coolest person ever!
Monday, November 2, 2009
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