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A Quick Inglourious Basterds Review, Billy Ray Defends Miley, and Gearing Up For Heidi Montag's Performance!

Molly — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 13:43:44 -0700

It's time for the weekend edition of PopSugar Rush! In addition to the first footage of Gisele Bundchen's baby bump, we've got our 10-second review of Inglourious Basterds - check out Buzz's full one here. Plus, there's Billy Ray talking about Miley's pole dance, a The Hangover-themed vacation, and what to watch on Sunday night - Heidi Montag's Miss Universe performance. Love her or hate her, it'll probably be entertaining. Watch our weekend PopSugar Rush now!

Say What? Strip Club Tells Miley to Come Back in a Few Years

TresSugar — Tue, 11 Aug 2009 10:30:29 -0700

"While Miley did show off some skills, we at SCORES cannot encourage this kind of behavior for women under the legal age. If she'd like to come try out in a couple of years, our door's open!"

- Ed Norwick, the general manager of NYC gentleman's club Scores, says that even he cannot condone tween Miley Cyrus's pole dancing performance seen on last night's Teen Choice Awards.

Dear Poll: Should Celebrities Have to Apologize?

DearSugar — Fri, 06 Feb 2009 10:30:00 -0800

Celebrities are no different than us common folk; they make mistakes, too. It's just that their mistakes are seen and heard around the world. While it's easy for us to simply apologize to the people we've hurt, celebrities have to make amends much more publicly. But what happens when you're not sorry for your actions even though others see them as mistakes?

This happened to Miley Cyrus when controversial pictures emerged of her making goofy faces with her friends. Some thought the pics were racially charged, but she claims the media was just picking on her. Though she did make a statement, it wasn't exactly apologetic. Yes, celebrities are role models for many of us, but should they have to publicly apologize if they don't think they've done anything wrong?

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Surprise! Barbara Walters Finds Obama Most Fascinating

LibertySugar — Fri, 05 Dec 2008 09:30:00 -0800

President-elect Barack Obama has topped Barbara Walters's list of the Most Fascinating People of 2008. The ABC special aired last night, and last year the honor of Most Fascinating Person went to Harry Potter author JK Rowling. While many people probably agree that Obama is the most fascinating figure of the year, it's somewhat surprising that his opponent John McCain did not make the list.

The complete list includes:

Barack Obama
Tom Cruise
Sarah Palin
Frank Langella
Thomas Beatie
Rush Limbaugh
Tina Fey
Miley Cyrus
Michael Phelps
Will Smith

Do you find the people on this list fascinating? Anyone you'd like to sub in?

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Disney Unveils Its New Genetically Engineered Child Stars!

GiggleSugar — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 11:20:00 -0700

Miley Cyrus, Zac Efron, Hilary Duff. That's how you know them, but to the scientists at Disney's Genetic Engineering Lab where child stars are produced, they're referred to as 6831-A, B, and C. You see, at the Disney lab, their brains were engineered for dancing and singing and their looks tweaked from the same genetic structure. Let's check in with the Onion News Network and their report on Disney's new batch of stars, including Haley, a half-Japanese, half-Indian girl who sings, dances, and snowboards . . .

Entertainment Scientists Warn Miley Cyrus Will Be Depleted by 2013

GiggleSugar — Wed, 02 Jul 2008 04:00:00 -0700

Experts conclude that unless something is done to curb our consumption of the juggernaut known as Miley Cyrus, Inc., she will go the way of the Lindsay Lohans and Olsen twins of today. All of those entities, says a noted entertainment scientist, "were bountiful entertainment resources that our overconsumption reduced to smoldering remnants." He continues ominously, "We are burning through Miley at a far more aggressive rate." Conserve, people, conserve! Starlets like this don't come down the pike every day. Oh, wait. Yeah they do.

Too Close For Comfort?

DearSugar — Thu, 01 May 2008 08:00:00 -0700

Miley Cyrus isn't having the best week. Her topless photo-shoot scandal has caused quite a stir but this picture in her Vanity Fair spread isn't the only one that has me raising my eyebrows. Is it just me or is this photo a little off-putting? Now I'm all for having a close relationship with your father, but are these two look a little too close for comfort.

Miley and Billy Raye Cyrus aren't the only dicey father-daughter duo out there. There's Jessica and Ashlee Simpson's boundaryless relationship with their dad Joe and after recent pictures of Hulk Hogan applying sunscreen to his daughter Brooke's bikini-clad body surfaced over the weekend, they can join the club, too. Now I know every family dynamic is different, but ladies, what's your take on these controversial relationships? Are these fathers crossing the line? Are their relationships inappropriate and weird, or should all young women strive to have such bonds with their fathers?

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Lighten Up: Stephen Colbert Shares Wisdom With Miley Cyrus

CitizenSugar — Tue, 29 Apr 2008 09:00:22 -0700

Q: What do Stephen Colbert, Miley Cyrus, and cute kids-as-flowers photographer Anne Geddes have in common?

A: Some pretty good advice. Colbert gave some straight talkin' to scandal-plagued Cyrus on The Colbert Report last night. Miley is dealing with the fallout from an ill-fated Annie Leibovitz photo shoot for Vanity Fair, where the 15-year-old Disney star was artfully draped in less than a shirt. Colbert came to the rescue, though fully clothed. To see his crack advice, read more.

Do you think the photo was so scandalous? Did it warrant the flurry of statements and apologies that immediately followed?

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Disecting the Word "Diva"

TresSugar — Fri, 18 Sep 2009 11:00:00 -0700

As I watched Paula Abdul, Kelly Clarkson, Leona Lewis, Jennifer Hudson, and Miley Cyrus perform on VH1's Diva show last night I kept thinking: what exactly is a diva?

So I looked it up in the dictionary and found a variety of definitions. I discovered that the word "diva" is derived from the Italian word for a female deity, or goddess. It's also the word for a female opera singer. And here are some of the more commonly used definitions I found:

Diva:

an admired, glamorous, or distinguished woman

a haughty, spoiled woman

It seems to qualify as a diva you have to have some special mix of talent and eccentricity. Do you consider yourself a diva?

Giggle Links

GiggleSugar — Thu, 12 Feb 2009 12:30:00 -0800

Who said men and high fashion don't mix? - Best Week Ever
Margaret Cho's poem to Miley Cyrus. - Defamer
10 famous paintings re-created in Lego. - Oddee
Backstage at the Westminster Dog Show. This pup gets fluffed. - Cute Overload
Devolve me! Upload a picture and look like a caveman. - Open.Ac.Uk
Save that junk! Antiques Roadshow 2550. - College Humor
A heart-shaped ox? - World of Wonder