Miley; I Wrote Stay For Liam

Belgian interview translation from wellbeadream. Is Liam the love of your life?Almost all the songs I wrote are about him. 'Permanent December' is about me, being almost everywhere. But if Liam isn't with me, it feels like a December month because it's dark and cold. I also wrote 'Stay' about him.

Earlier I was the one who worked in a relationship, but now Liam works all the time and that's hard for me. I wanted to get his attention. Then Liam answered: 'It's not because I'm busy that I don't love you.'

I knew that, but I didn't want him to get on that plane. I wanted him to stay. And that's what 'Stay' is about. That's the coolest, I get to write songs for people who are important to me. And I wrote 'My Heart Beats For Love' about my best friend Scott. He's gay and it's a gay pride song for him.

Miley Thinks Singing Is Better Than Talking

Miley Cyrus reckons that belting out tunes is much healthier for her voice than talking.

The teenage star, who releases her new album Can't Be Tamed on June 21, prefers to flex her vocal chords, saying: "Singing is actually better for your voice than talking - when you talk you use the lower part of your voice, when you sing you're using a different part of your voice and actually it doesn't hurt your voice as much."
She added: "It's actually better for me to not talk and sing or for me to write, so when I'm quiet, it's better in my room by myself and working on music."

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Miley Doesn't Sleep When She's On The Road

Miley Cyrus has said she never sleeps when she's on the road.

The 17-year-old US singer and actress - who releases her new album Can't Be Tamed this month - insisted: "I don't sleep, like ever, when I'm out on the road. That means I never suffer from jetlag. Can't be jetlagged if you don't sleep.
"When I go home to LA I crash, like really crash."

Miley; "I'm Hannah Montana"

Miley Cyrus has said that she is not leaving Hannah Montana behind because they are the same person.

The 17-year-old shot to fame as the student who moonlights as a pop star in the Disney channel franchise. It was recently announced that the show will finish with its upcoming fourth season.

Speaking to Access Hollywood's Billy Bush, Cyrus insisted that Hannah Montana will always be part of her life.

"People can't say, 'She's leaving Hannah behind' because I am Hannah Montana," she said. "I think that sometimes that's what people have a hard time thinking. That was just me with a wig on. It was all my morals, my songs, my inspiration.

"I was the one telling girls to live their dreams. That was not Hannah Montana, that was me. It's just that now I'm not doing it with a blonde wig anymore or with glitter and all that stuff... There are still songs on my record that have the same meaning but not in such a cutesy way."

The star added that she is "lucky to have had Hannah" and would "never want to make it seem like a bad thing". She admitted that sometimes she "ends up sounding that way" but would "never mean to be disrespectful" to the character because of what she has done for her.

"Kissing Miley was weird" - Kevin Zegers

This week, stills from Miley Cyrus' latest video — for her song "Big Big Bang," off her June album, Can't Be Tamed — made their way online. In the photos, she's seen cavorting around downtown Los Angeles with actor Kevin Zegers. But Zegers says that having to kiss Cyrus for the video wasn't as fun as it sounds.

"Liam [Hemsworth] was there, and he seems like a very, very nice man, and my girlfriend, who actually works with Miley, was also there, so it was actually a lot stranger than it normally would be sort of making out with somebody on set," Zegers told MTV News. "Normally they don't really know the people in your life, but Miley knows my girlfriend quite well actually, and I got to meet Liam. These things are very weird."

Zegers says that the video, most of which is a dream that his character has, is going to have some action scenes. "[My character is] a parking attendant and he sees Miley's character drive by and he sort of goes into a dream sequence, which is a majority of the video," he revealed.

"And then something dramatic happens at the end. It's not all the making out, but there's a car accident at the end. So there were a lot of stunts."

For the clip, Zegers rocks a neck tattoo that he jokes was probably an effort to make him appear "more badass." But if fans are expecting the video to show a bawdy side of Cyrus, he says that isn't the case at all. "She's ... just a beautiful young woman sort of roaming around.

It's definitely not raunchy in any way," he explained, adding that the real-life Cyrus is just as clean-cut. "She's very polite and well-raised, which is a rarity for someone in her position. I think she's a total sweetheart."

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Miley; I Don't Want To Be In The Media ALL THE TIME

New Miley OC Register interview. On having a long career in show business:

That's why this movie is so important to me. By working on this movie, I got out of the public eye for a while. I don't want to be in the press every day because I don't want people to burn out from seeing me all the time. I really can't help it, though, because the paparazzi follows me everywhere I go.

This movie allowed me to feel as if every move I made wasn't being watched every second. It was kind of a good break for me. Then I went on tour for three months and I was in the public eye but not really. You'd have to go on tour to understand how it's a different world.

Like, when you're on tour, nothing else exists. It's the weirdest thing. I don't even know what dad or little sister's doing half the time. You wake up in a different time zone every day. You get up late because you work real late. Our show ends at 11 p.m., and then once you've been bouncing around for an hour-and-a-half, you can't, like, go right to sleep. Your energy's still up.

You get up at 5 in the morning to get to a new hotel, you sleep for two hours; it's crazy. I hadn't been to my house in literally, like, seven or eight months. When I got back to my house, I was, like: 'Half this stuff doesn't fit me anymore. This isn't even who I am anymore.' It's weird how much I changed in that time.

Do you mean physically?

I mean everything. I mean who I am. I think I became more fit on tour. I felt like this is what my body needed to be like to be healthy and strong. When I got back, even my room was so different. The things I wrote on the wall, the quotes, have all become true for me. It was such a crazy period of changing. I got to spend about two weeks at home before I was off on the tour.

Has the media been too hard on you?
I think at times it has, but everybody wants to sell their magazines. They want to sell a magazine like I want to sell a CD. I say what people want to hear to sell my CDs, and I guess other companies tell people what they want to hear to sell magazines.

On changing during her hectic touring schedule: In the beginning, I felt like I had to do what everyone said, or otherwise this will all be taken away from me. But, you know something? At the end of the day, I have to live with myself. I feel a lot more independent now because I'm not going to be working for one single company anymore. It's not like I'm going to have to get new music out for the TV season, or I have to do this, or I have to do that. I don't have to do anything. If I want to take a break, I can take it. The ball's in my court, which is great, but it's also scary because I'm so used to the job security of the TV show. That was like having a normal job.

What is your career plan?
I'm the world's worst planner, but I have good people around me who are good planners. I'm kind of weird because I want to work, work, work. But I do get run down after a while. My New Year's resolution thing was to take one step at a time, don't over-think anything and only do things that are really, really important.

Does being a brand ever take the fun out of it?
Sometimes, it's a weight. But I think that getting away from "Hannah Montana" might help because I won't be part of that franchise thing anymore.

But you acknowledge that you are a brand?

Oh yeah, I'm a walking doll.

Where did your attitude come from?

I have no idea. I've always been super-driven. My little brother is a way better guitar player than me, and he wants nothing to do with the fame. That's the way he is, and this is the way I am. It's all I ever lived for, to be on a stage in front of people.

Liam; New Miley Music Is Really Good

Liam Hemsworth chatted with ALLOY about his girlfriend Miley Ray Cyrus:

Do you cook for Miley?

My best recipe is meat pies. When we're in Australia there are these macaroni and cheese pies that I've introduced Miley to. I've cooked those a few times for her.

What's your favorite of Miley's songs?

She's got a few new songs coming out that are really, really good. I can't tell you the names, but her new stuff is amazing.

Are YOU sad or happy that Miley is quitting music?

Photo Credit: Touchstone Pictures.

Miley & Liam - Unscripted Interview

Miley Cyrus - Jimmy Kimmel Live - March 30

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Miley: OnTheRedCarpet.Com Interview

Miley, 'Music Industry Isn't Based On Fans'

Miley Cyrus chatted with Pasadena Star about finally getting her new album done so that she can move onto more important things: 'I've gone these last five years with everyone telling me what to do. Now it's up to me and what I think is right in my career; so I'm just going in my own direction.. I kind of don't want to do music right now. [The record is more pop and definitely edgier] kind of like The Killers. That's my favorite band.'

I remember when I lived in Nashville before all of this. I would call my radio station and say, `Can I hear Justin Timberlake' and fans could call in. It was all about the fans. Now it's all about what commercials can we play. What gossip can we hear about. Who do we owe so we can play their music. It's not like it's based on the fans anymore. And that's the kind of industry I want to be in,

One based on the fans and doing things for the people that support you."yrus admits she has to be careful about what roles she chooses next. I still want (my fans) to know who I am, but I want to extend my audience. I want to continue to do what I love, but not just be the same person, over and over.'

On life: 'I feel being compared to a normal 17-year old is a little bit hard to do. I don't feel like that's who I am necessarily. I think the media likes to use that to their advantage sometimes. `She's only 17, why is she doing this?' And then they like to act like I'm older sometimes ..(and) when it works to their advantage, they want me to be younger.

It's interesting never getting off this ride. This go, go, go, go, go all the time and never stopping. But I think this is a good point. Once the movie comes out and the record comes out and when I go into my next film, I'll be able to have a little bit more time to look back on things and slow down just a little bit.'

On her new film 'LOL (Laughing Out Loud)' an American remake of a 2008 French teen comedy about a mother and daughter with relationship problems. Miley likes the idea of finnding projects like 'LOL' that 'people don't necessarily know here that are really edgy and cool and need to be brought into the States.'

Miley Talks Remaking 'LOL: Laughing Out Loud'

Miley Cyrus chatted with Reuters about remaking 'LOL: Laughing Out Loud' a'really dark, edgy and cool' movie [US remake of a 2009 French movie]. Miley: 'It is pretty gnarly. It is about a daughter who is involved with all the wrong kids, doing drugs, failing school, but the mother has her on this perfect pedestal. I just fell in love with the story.'

On 'The Last Song':

'I had been wanting to get out of what people think as the obvious choice for me to do next. You have no idea how many musicals came to my door. It was so freeing to not be, like 'Alright, I'm happy!' and getting to be real and working with life's real emotions. People are so used to me playing the happy girl. A new chapter is beginning and one that has been my life for the past five years is ending. It is interesting to be leaving my security blanket behind, but also it is exciting for me to get involved in this movie career.'

On her final album: 'This is my last record for a little while. I am going to take a break from music. I just want to continue doing film. I really want to focus and perfect one craft, and that's going to be movies for me. I hope I'll do a record sometime later but for right now, it is the last thing on my mind.' Won't that mean a lot of disappointed young fans? 'Yeah, I know. But hopefully they will go see my movies.'

Miley Cyrus On The Ellen Show March 26

In an interview with Ellen DeGeneres set to air on “Ellen” next Wednesday, Cyrus, who also appeared on “American Idol” this week, explains that when she first met Hemsworth, she had no intention of dating him, or anyone else for that matter. “I was actually going through a tough time. I was like, guys just need to be out of my life for a little while,” she explained. “[I thought] ‘I just need to alone.’

“I kind of just wanted to focus on my work. I tend to hide behind my work sometimes,” she says of how she felt at the time. But there was something about Hemsworth that made her change her mind. “But I met him, and he opened the door for me, and I was like, I have been in L.A. for three years and I don’t think any guy has actually opened the door for me. It wasn’t that he wanted the job. That’s just who he is. I was like, ‘Wow, that is super-impressive.’ I actually turned to the director and said, ‘He’s got the job.’ He’s hot and he opened the door. Excellent.”

The attraction was there for Cyrus, but she wasn’t sure they could make it work. “We started filming and at one point the chemistry was kind of awkward. … I liked him a little bit, he liked me a little bit, but it was awkward,” she said. “Then I was like, ‘OK, just fake it.’ [I said] ‘Please just pretend you like me’ and he was like ‘I don’t have to pretend. I really do like you.’ [Then it was like] ‘OK, you’re going to be my boyfriend. Cool.’ ”

So, how good are things for the pair now? Apparently pretty great. “We’ve been together for 10 months now and I’m really happy,” she said. “I like him more now than I did [before] because we know more about each other.”

Miley also talks further about the reason for her leaving Twitter a while ago, and how much longer the Disney Channel Original Series “Hannah Montana” will be on air.

“The Last Song” is due in theaters Wednesday, March 31.

Greg Kinnear Talks About Working With Miley Cyrus In “The Last Song”

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Greg Kinnear plays Miley Cyrus’ father in the upcoming Touchstone Pictures movie “The Last Song.”
In the interview above with MTV News Greg talks about what it was like to work with Miley, her acting ability, and how he had to come to terms with the fact that the studio thought he was old enough to play her father.

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The View - Interview - March 22

On Monday (March 22) Miley Cyrus followed up her New York City press tour with a stop by "The View," where once again the topic of discussion was the teen star's love life and relationship with "The Last Song" co-star Liam Hemsworth.

"Well, I like him very much ... I love him. He is a great person. He's someone I'm holding onto because we very much connect and we're both very ambitious and have some of the same goals," she told the ladies. "My mom loves him and thinks he's wonderful."

In the sit-down interview, Cyrus also responded to comments she made in Teen Vogue where she said she and Hemsworth were "deeper" than most people. "OK, it's not that I'm smarter or better — the things that matter at the end of the day matters to us," she clarified. "We celebrate every day that we have this job to do and a new task to tackle."

Even though Cyrus performs on television and in front of audiences of thousands, she admitted that meeting Hemsworth's parents in his native Australia made her nervous. "I perform for 80,000 people, and I was nervous on the plane," she said. "I'm not getting married! Don't get crazy! I think it was kind of a respect thing. He has no family in L.A. — his family is 20 hours away."

But not all the talk was about Hemsworth — during the chat, Cyrus revealed she has a new album dropping this summer. "I have a record coming out in June, and that's going to be the last thing I do in music for a while," she shared. "I just want to do films 'cause I like being someone else. My music is kind of like my diary. I'll always do that ... I just feel like the music industry isn't as positive as I'd like it to be."

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Miley Cyrus - Good Morning America - March 22

Getting an early start to the day's promotions,Miley Cyrus was all smiles as she visited "Good Morning America" in New York City on Monday (March 22).

Being interviewed by Robin Roberts, the "Hannah Montana" hottie made the stop to promote her upcoming movie "The Last Song," which hits theaters on March 31.

Talking about working alongside her real-life beau, Liam Hemsworth, Miss Cyrus told, "It was really good [working with Liam], because it makes you want to come to work and ... look good. I'm trying to make people see my work as a real actress and more mature. And when you have someone who loves you and wants you to do well, you really want to help each other, and you want to make each other look good. We both were trying to get our point across [that] we can do more than [what people know us as]."

Also talking about her movie dad, Greg Kinnear, Miley gushed, "He is very laid-back, but he's really funny. Mostly, he plays deeper darker roles, and he's so hilarious. ... So many times I felt like I was back on the ['Hannah Montana'] set with my dad."

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