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Disney's Divinity wrote:I never pegged you as the type to trust tabloid fodder.

Well, you can hardly deny she shaved her head and I believe she went into rehab five times, and that she fought a very bitter divorce. It was on all the talkshows (Letterman, Leno, Maher), so you could hardly miss it. And of course I immediately googled the 'inappropriate' pictures.

I remember Britney being the laughing stock of all the comedians for a while. I was very impressed when Craig Fergusson did a bit in which he explained why he was *not* going to kick Britney when she was down. He then told how he had struggled with alcohol himself (like Britney did). I admired him for not kicking her when she was down.

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DisneyFan09 wrote:

So we're supposed to write the film off because people didn't recognize her as Hannah? I guess we have to write off the show too then since Lilly and Oliver didn't see it either. You do know much of what you say about the film applies to the show as well.

Okay, you got me there. You're right. However, Miley got almost busted when she was singing in the show. In the movie, not.

If I'm not mistaking, weren't some people shown giving looks during the Hoedown Throwdown in that there was something familiar about it? (Barry Bostwick's character?) It was subtle and not made a major plot point (It was only a 1 hour 42 minute film, how major of a plot point did that need to be?)

Goliath wrote:

Disney's Divinity wrote:I never pegged you as the type to trust tabloid fodder.

Well, you can hardly deny she shaved her head and I believe she went into rehab five times, and that she fought a very bitter divorce. It was on all the talkshows (Letterman, Leno, Maher), so you could hardly miss it. And of course I immediately googled the 'inappropriate' pictures.

I remember Britney being the laughing stock of all the comedians for a while. I was very impressed when Craig Fergusson did a bit in which he explained why he was *not* going to kick Britney when she was down. He then told how he had struggled with alcohol himself (like Britney did). I admired him for not kicking her when she was down.

I’ve never been crazy about her music, but I always did feel sorry for her during all that. To me, the tabloids were exploiting her situation to sell themselves.

Still, I don't see that as representative of what's to come for every tween that Disney temporarily takes advantage of for money. Besides the fact that all that happened to her years after she left Disney, and probably has more to do with fame in general than Disneycorp, she's only one star that's went down that path.

If I'm not mistaking, weren't some people shown giving looks during the Hoedown Throwdown in that there was something familiar about it? (Barry Bostwick's character?) It was subtle and not made a major plot point (It was only a 1 hour 42 minute film, how major of a plot point did that need to be?)

It could be that some people were giving looks, but still I can't recall it. However, I do recall that Billy Ray Cyrus was the only one who was practically upset about Miley performing that song. Barry Bostwick's character looked rather threatning than suspicious.

Billy Ray Cyrus: I'm Calling Off My Divorce
http://www.people.com/people/article/0, ... 05,00.html

I'm glad that he and Miley are speaking again...I hope the family can heal...

Hooray! I'm glad they didn't go through the divorce. I hope he and Miley can patch things up, and that both realize the errors of their ways.

Well, I'm glad they decided to try to patch up relationships. But now, what about Hannah Montana...?

^Hannah Montanna's over. Time for a *real* acting career.

SmartAleck25 wrote:Hooray! I'm glad they didn't go through the divorce. I hope he and Miley can patch things up, and that both realize the errors of their ways.

As do I.

"Hannah Montana" might be over, but I'll bet Miley will be looking forward to those monthly residuals...

I want her to tour...Can't Be Tamed was one of my favorite albums of 2010, would love to hear those songs live!

And to beat a dead horse-nine year olds are pretty smart.

Cordy_Biddle wrote:"Hannah Montana" might be over, but I'll bet Miley will be looking forward to those monthly residuals...

It's just too bad that Disney has other teenyboppers to replace "Hannah Montana".

Big Disney Fan wrote:

Cordy_Biddle wrote:"Hannah Montana" might be over, but I'll bet Miley will be looking forward to those monthly residuals...

It's just too bad that Disney has other teenyboppers to replace "Hannah Montana".

What's wrong with teenyboppers?

The_Iceflash wrote:What's wrong with teenyboppers?

They usually don't have any talent at all. If you're lucky, you'll catch one that's hot, but that's about it.

DON'T DO IT. IT'S A TRAP!!! Jailbait

Duckburger wrote:DON'T DO IT. IT'S A TRAP!!! Jailbait

Your pic doesn't show, but your comment made me curious.

Hmm, that's weird. It's showing for me. It's a picture of Miley making some sort of troll face, done in Super Aurora-style. Making weird faces seems to be her special talent.

Miley Cyrus and Charlie Sheen Trade Fawning Tweets

http://omg.yahoo.com/blogs/thefamous/mi ... weets/1002

I want her to tour...Can't Be Tamed was one of my favorite albums of 2010, would love to hear those songs live!

As long as she doesn't sing "The Climb" and other of her more awful songs, she can tour again.