Miley "Machine" Cyrus
-Her day begins with a morning tweet to update her fans on her schedule; set, school, lunch, set, pilates, sushi, interview, dialect coach, meeting, tweet, and finally some much needed sleep. In between her busy schedule she must dodge hungry paparazzi that are on a feeding frenzy for the perfect shot of her. She is one of the most sought after young actresses in Hollywood and today her name is buzzing all around Paramount's upcoming film Footloose
Miley Cyrus became a household name when she took on the role of Hannah Montana on the Disney Channel. In the beginning, Hannah Montana the character was more popular than Miley Cyrus, but that all changed last summer when Miley dropped her debut album. With hits like "Fly on the Wall" and "The Climb" Miley was finally able to emerge out of Hannah's shadow and become the starlet she always dreamed of being. In the next couple of years, Miley Cyrus would like to go from TV star to film star and with the jobs she has lining up it will only be a matter of time.
Famed novelist Nicholas Sparks handpicked Miley Cyrus for his upcoming film The Last Song. It is hard not to fall in love with Sparks writing and when those pages come to life on the big screen like they did in A Walk to Remember and The Notebook, fans fell in love instantly. The Last Song stars Miley Cyrus and Australian heartthrob Liam Hemsworth playing her love interest. The film focuses on a troubled young adult who goes to live with her estranged father for the summer. If this is like other Sparks works, get ready for an emotional rollercoaster filled with extreme highs and death defying lows.
The rumor mill is working on overdrive today. Yesterday, we told you that Chace Crawford nabbed the role of Ren McCormack after a two month courtship with Paramount. With the male lead cast for Footloose, the next most important role would be of Ariel Moore. Ariel has a strict father who will not allow her to dance, so when Ren comes along and sweeps her off her feet, trouble brews. Reports of who will fill Lori Singer's shoes, the original Ariel, are diverse; Amanda Bynes, Hayden Panettiere, Dancing with the Stars Julianne Hough, and now, Miley Cyrus. A source reveals to E! Online, "They've expressed interest in Miley for the part. [Cyrus] is definitely in the mix." So what do you think about the TV musical sensation making a transfer over to the big screen? Do you think that Miley would make a good Ariel?