Showing posts with label vanity fair. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vanity fair. Show all posts

Friday, February 6, 2009

Miley Cyrus "Bad Girl" Yet ANOTHER Photo Scandal

It looks like someone's got it in for Miley Cyrus. After barely a year of being free of the limelight - the scandalous limelight I mean, here she is again being haunted by critics for her "goofy" face. Apparently this picture of her with her friends shows her in a "racist" pose according to many-an-article I've come across



Says Newsday, the underwear model-dating, Vanity Fair photo-posing Disney star chalked up another controversy this week when a picture surfaced of her pulling up the corners of her eyes in a slanted fashion - an image considered insulting to Asians.

The Organisation of Chinese Americans criticised Cyrus for setting "a terrible example for her young fans".

Miley Cyrus though bites back this time with these things to say:



"I've been told there are some people upset about some pictures taken of me with friends making goofy faces! ... In no way was I making fun of any ethnicity! I was simply making a goofy face. When did that become newsworthy? It seems someone is trying to make something out of nothing to me. If that would have been anyone else, it would have been overlooked."

"I definitely feel like the press is trying to make me out as the new 'bad girl'!"

"I feel like now that Britney [Spears] is back on top of her game again, they need someone to pick on. Lucky me!"



She definitely seems pissed now doesn't she? No need to bring the B-word here though.

Saturday, May 24, 2008

Miley Cyrus' Dad - Billy Ray Finally Talks About The Photo Scandals


Billy Ray Cyrus spoke up on an OK! Magazine interview from Celebrity Cafe

“I can’t imagine being her age and going through what she went through,” in regards to the backlash of the photos’ release. Miley, and few others, did not think the photos were inappropriate, but artistic. “I know the business can eat you alive, but I’m a calloused old veteran, and she’s a young, teenage girl. It’s a heck of a storm to survive, even with maturity.”


I don't think he's going to apply disciplinary action anytime soon. In fairness to him, they are in show business. If anything, he should guide her more than protect her. She will make her own mistakes. He's the dad, he should at the very leads make sure she can survive the business he let her get into