Miley Cyrus People Special Edition

Miley Cyrus, aka Hannah Montana from Disney, got her own Special Collector’s Edition of People Magazine, which will be available on newsstands this Independence Day.

Miley Cyrus - Girls Just Wanna Have Fun

Miley Cyrus did a remake of Cindy Lauper’s Girls Just Wanna Have Fun. This is only a snippet/preview. Below is the original, with Miley pictures. Which version do you like better?

Miley Cyrus - 7 Things - Official Music Video

The new Miley Cyrus 7 Things music video has been tough to get a hold of, because her label has been getting the video removed. Miley’s label finally posted the official version. 7 Things is featured on Miley’s brand new album Breakout, which is available in stores, and on iTunes, on July 22nd.

A music video I like even better than Miley’s is Marie Digby singing Say It Again.

Billy Ray Cyrus Still Talking about Miley Cyrus Scandal

Billy Ray Cyrus has a lot of words of wisdom, and doesn’t go negative when responding to yet another grilling over the Miley Cyrus Vanity Fair picture scandal. Billy Ray is setting a good example for his daughter.

M&M CRU FINAL DANCE BATTLE - Cyrus Blaine Seacrest Tatum

Miley Cyrus paid big bucks for another video for her Miley and Mandy Show on YouTube. People reports:

Miley Cyrus has enlisted her musically-inclined celeb pals for her latest YouTube video featuring her dance posse, the M&M Cru, and her BFF Mandy Jiroux. The video is the latest response to the ACDC dance crew’s June 10 call for the "biggest online dance battle in YouTube history." The ACDC group is led by Step Up 2 director Jon Chu and star Adam Sevani.

The video’s celeb cameos include You Don’t Mess with The Zohan’s Emmanuelle Chriqui, former NSYNC member Joey Fatone, illusionist David Blaine and Ryan Seacrest.

Cyrus and Jiroux kick off the video with a ride in a helicopter emblazoned with the M&M Cru logo. The 100-member crew then takes over L.A. hotspot Boulevard3, where they perform a series of street dance routines. Cyrus also shows off her impressive cheerleading skills with an aerial twist about 14 feet in the air.

"The next morning she sent me a message showing me a picture of her knees because she had bruises from learning the breaking routine we did," says choreographer Teresa Espinosa. "There were bruises all up and down her leg … [but] she was so excited. She was killing it!"

Given her busy schedule, Miley’s only free day to shoot the 10-minute video was on May 11, which meant one star had to drop out of the fun. "Nicole Richie wanted to be a part of it and we wanted her baby [Harlow] to be a part of it but it was Mother’s Day!" says Espinosa.

The videos aren’t too bad, when they’re professionally done.