A lot of fingers have been pointed in the direction of Billy Ray Cyrus since Miley Cyrus started shedding her tween-sensation image. Between nightclub birthday parties, pole-dancing onstage and bong-smoking snaps, plenty of people were wondering where Cyrus' was in the midst of his teenage daughter's many scandals. Apparently he was around, but the situation blew up before he could get a handle on it. Billy Ray sat down with GQ to explain.
Miley Cyrus may be Twittering deliriously about how in love she is with new flame Liam Hemsworth, but her bliss has left someone out in the cold—Liam's girlfriend, back home in Australia.
Miley Cyrus and underwear model Justin Gaston have broken off their relationship according to their heartbroken Twitter posts-and some believe Nick Jonas is to blame.
Using the newest form of communication, Miley Cyrus told everyone via Tweeter that she is just friends with ex-boyfriend Nick Jonas. Despite this, Miley lumped both her ex and current boyfriend, underwear model Justin Gaston, into the same category by calling them both dear friends and claiming to love both of them.
Miley Cyrus's new autobiography, Miles To Go, has hit bookshelves and it's chuck-full of juicy tidbits about her dad, her complexion, and most importantly, her relationship with Nick Jonas.
It's not easy being fifteen. Especially when you're a fifteen-year-old girl incapable of discretion and horribly-plagued by laughter incontinence. Specifically, our sympathies go out to Miley Cyrus. During an interview with Ellen DeGeneres on an episode of Ellen that airs tomorrow, the Hannah Montana star burst into laughter at the mention of alleged 20-year-old boyfriend Justin Gaston. "I giggle about everyone. I'm just a giggler in general." So says the hyena, but she's not yet off the hook. Miley neither confirmed nor denied dating Justin. If her behavior is any indicator of their "friendship" then we're guessing she's smitten.
Wow. LifeStyles brand condoms wants Miley Cyrus as their celebrity spokesman. Evidently, she's not into it. But it does raise some questions about who should be using condoms, when condom technology is going to get over that 'actually feels good' hurdle, and when can you go without?