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Miley Cyrus is a Billboard Featured Artist
After Almost Five Years Building ‘Hannah Montana’ On TV, In Record Stores And On Tour, Miley Cyrus Makes A Movie — And Maybe A Dance Craze.
Miley Cyrus is attempting to teach an adult the Hoedown Throwdown, the big dance number from “Hannah Montana: The Movie,” and it’s not going well. “We did it in one day!” she gasps, as I tell her how I’ve flailed through the YouTube instructional video. “We just all kind of made it up as we went along.” It doesn’t help that Cyrus offers this consolation and advice over the phone while I’m trying to follow along on YouTube—and untangle myself from my phone cord.
“Well,” she patiently explains, “you have to be semi-coordinated to do it.”
Then it dawns on me that this is exactly how Cyrus’ legion of preteen female fans is learning the dance: YouTube onscreen, phone to ear, someone on phone offering encouragement amid occasional peals of laughter.
Such is Cyrus’ Everygirl power. For the better part of five years, the 16-year-old has had a direct dial into the cerebral fun cortex of the brains of millions of 10-year-old girls. Under the stewardship of the Walt Disney Co., Cyrus has starred in “Hannah Montana,” which remains one of the top-rated kids’ TV shows on cable; sold more than 7 million albums; starred in “Miley Cyrus/Hannah Montana: Best of Both Worlds Concert Tour 3-D,” which opened at No. 1 and earned more than $65 million at the box office, making it the top-grossing concert film; and helped sell a clothing factory’s worth of merchandise at Wal-Mart. That all adds up. According to Billboard’s Money Makers chart (Feb. 21), Cyrus was the 15th-biggest earner of 2008, taking in $48.9 million from sales of music, ringtones and concert tickets.
On April 10, the franchise about the schoolgirl-by-day-pop-star-at-night will get a narrative take on the big screen and an accompanying soundtrack. In “Hannah Montana: The Movie,” Cyrus’ character from the show, Miley Stewart, gets a little too embroiled in some divalicious antics while in her Montana guise and winds up brawling with Tyra Banks in a posh boutique. Stewart’s father—played by Cyrus’ real-life dad, Billy Ray—sends her back home to Tennessee to bring her down to earth. After getting in a little Henry David Thoreau time communing with nature (and, in an age-appropriate fashion, with a cute local farm fellow played by Lucas Till), Stewart weighs the benefits of a life less glam.
At a Hair Salon in Los Angeles 18.3.2009
x53 - At a Hair Salon in Los Angeles March 18, 2009
Miley and Mandy Leave Ikea 17.3.2009
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U novom njemačkom Bravu je Miley izašla na naslovnici.Ja sam to jučer vidila i stvarno je predivna.
