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Post by Admin on Apr 3, 2014 15:10:36 GMT
Miley Cyrus is mourning the loss of her beloved dog Floyd. "Yesterday was a really tough day," the source explained. "Miley is devastated." The "Adore You" crooner is set to take the stage on Wednesday evening in Boston and the Bangerz concert is expected to be "very sad." The pop star sadly informed her Twitter followers Tuesday that Floyd had died and wrote, "Today is the 2nd worst day of my life."
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Post by Admin on Apr 4, 2014 14:09:39 GMT
Miley Cyrus took the stage at the Izod Center Thursday night by sliding down a giant tongue in the middle of a 50-foot tall picture of her face. In case there were any doubts about how much the 21-year-old has changed since her last arena tour, she also spit water on her fans, gyrated on a giant bed with 10 of her dancers and encouraged girls to make out with each other. (This was actually a tamer show than usual, as Cyrus shelved some of her banter as she mourned the death of her beloved dog, Floyd, earlier in the week.) The biggest change, though, is that she sang every song live -- no lip-synching at all. And it's that development, along with her growing bond with her fans, that shows why she will be around long after all the attention-grabbing antics stop generating headlines for her. The incredibly self-aware Cyrus seems clued into that, making a stripped-down set, where she covered Bob Dylan's "You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go" and Lana Del Ray's "Summertime Sadness" while tears rolled down her face. Cyrus apologized profusely for her voice, which she said was giving out from all her crying, but still held up remarkably well, especially during Dolly Parton's "Jolene." She even asked fans to see her another time when she was in a better mindset. "I really do believe in the power of other loving human beings," she said. "Every day it's getting a little bit better."
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Post by Admin on Apr 8, 2014 16:13:49 GMT
For Elle magazine’s latest Women in Music issue, Cyrus graces the issue’s cover. Deeming her “crazy smart,” the cover teaser promises insight into the plan she has for her career. The first step? Have fun, naturally.
Opposing her appearances and fashion choices over the past few months, which have often included revealing, skin-baring, faux-whatever-you-want-to-call-it outfits and hairdos, Cyrus takes a glamorous turn for the cover, sporting a silver- and gold-sequined getup by Marc Jacobs, her blonde hair in a short, stylish pixie cut. She liked the cover shot so much, she tweeted it out a day early and earned nearly 13,000 retweets.
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Post by Admin on Apr 19, 2014 6:59:35 GMT
Miley Cyrus is postponing her U.S. tour while she recovers from an allergic reaction to antibiotics, but will resume her performances in August. Cyrus' representative tells The Associated Press on Friday that the singer will resume the U.S. tour Aug. 1 in Uniondale, N.Y. The new dates will include seven rescheduled shows and two additional stops. The European leg of the tour is still scheduled to kick off May 2 in Amsterdam. Cyrus' rep says the singer suffered from a sinus infection last week during her "Bangerz" tour and had "an extreme allergic reaction" to the antibiotic cephalexin on Tuesday. Cyrus canceled several shows this week as a result. Existing tickets for the 21-year-old singer's U.S. tour will be honored at the new date. The 21-year-old pop star, who suffered an "absolutely horrible reaction" to medication earlier this week, gave her Twitter followers a brief update on Friday morning. "Sick of waking up to needles #goingthruit," the "Adore You" singer tweeted about her condition. She also added "#floydfriday," referring to her beloved dog Floyd, who passed away earlier this month.
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Post by Admin on Apr 30, 2014 14:18:36 GMT
Miley Cyrus is speaking out about the "scary" hospital stay that forced her to postpone her U.S. concert dates – and make some hasty online shopping decisions. "It was so scary," Cyrus told Ryan Seacrest in a radio interview Monday morning. "When you're allergic to something, you're literally poisoning yourself, so I had just been poisoning myself for a week with something I didn't know I was really, scary allergic to." Not wanting to miss her Bangerz tour, Cyrus kept leaving the hospital, only to exhibit more symptoms and be rushed back. "Being on the road, especially me, I'm not someone that wants to lay down and actually get 100 percent better," she explained. "It was like every two or three hours I would be OK, and then all of the sudden it would happen to me again. It was insane. I was begging the doctors, 'Let me out just to do the show,' but there was basically no way." The upside? Cyrus rode in an ambulance for the first time and indulged in ice cream and food from Cracker Barrel while recuperating, though her boredom did create a style emergency. "I was just laying there, I'm hooked to all these machines, every two hours some woman comes in and pokes me with a needle, and it's just miserable," she said. "I ended up doing way too much online shopping, and whatever they had me on to make me not in pain, I made very questionable choices about what I bought. I'm like, 'I don't know what this hot pink mini skirt is that I bought in the hospital.'" Now at home in Los Angeles, Cyrus is preparing for www.people.com/article/miley-cyrus-allergic-reaction-hospitalization-reaction of her tour and has rescheduled the canceled concerts for August. Though her allergic reaction could last for up to 27 days, the "We Can't Stop" singer said she's feeling better and plans to be more careful in the future. Of course, any precautions must have have a very Miley flair. "I'm trying to figure out out I can get a fashionable yet good ID bracelet so I can actually have something that says I'm allergic to this medicine," she quipped.
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