Miley Cyrus

-Yay!!! A new Miley and Mandy video has hit YouTube. (I know you were all waiting with baited breath.) This one features the most random cameos yet. David Blaine?

-Is Katherine Heigl trying to get fired? That woman needs to shut her face!

-Ashlee Simpson is getting bumpy (and not just in her tummy).

-Daniel Craig had a boo-boo on the set of the new Bond flick. I hereby volunteer to kiss it better…

-I’m totally using this next time a telemarketer calls!

-Oh snap! Angelina Jolie and Jennifer Aniston are releasing movies on the same day!

-Nerve has compiled the 50 silliest sex scenes on film.

-The most annoying character on one of TV’s lowest rating shows may be getting a spin-off. That’s just good math, Hollywood!

-Did George Clooney dump his gf because she got a boob job? How perfect is this guy? Seriously, I think I just spontaneously ovulated.

As a teenager, the 15-year-old daughter of country singer Billy Ray Cyrus is prone to the same growing pains as any of her peers.

But as a pop-culture phenom, she must also cope with paparazzi, critics and a media glare that dissects her every move — as when news of a topless Vanity Fair photo spread (she was, in fact, covered with a sheet) sparked headline-making controversy.

For Cyrus, it’s a very dark but real mirror image of the fantastical role that made her famous: Hannah Montana, a teen who leads a double life as a rock star by night, and normal school girl by day?

“To say the tabloids are paying attention to her is a very kind way of saying it,” says Poryes, co-creator and executive of Disney Channel’s hugely popular Hannah Montana series. “It becomes like?Miley?

Cyrus bites her finger nails is news at 11. They don’t give her a break for being able to go through the aches and pains of being an adolescent. Everyone has the right to go through being an adolescent. They blow everything out of proportion and a little misstep becomes the biggest tragedy that ever struck mankind. The challenge is to do our best to make Miley feel that it’s fine to make mistakes, You’re not going to be judged on set.”

Poryes, a comedian-turned-sitcom writer, is attending the Banff World Television Festival this week.

The annual event, located in this Rocky Mountain ski town, unites producers, writers and networks from around the globe to talk shop, shake hands and begin the process of creating new shows. This year will host more than 1,400 delegates from at least 24 countries.

Last year more than $680 million in deals were signed in Banff.

Poryes got his start working on some of the most popular shows of the ’80s (Who’s the Boss?, Saved By the Bell, The Facts of Life), before creating two of the Disney Channel’s biggest hits: Montana and That’s So Raven.

Huh….

And yet another picture scandal from the children’s TV world, this time it’s Miley Cyrus, star of the popular Disney show “Hannah Montana”. Pictures of the 15-year-old actress posing in her underwear are splashed all over the web, raising plenty of eyebrows among parents. We have fond the Miley Cyrus underwear racy photos here and although no nudity is involved (thank God), the pictures should have never been done by a 15-year-old girl. At least when Vanessa Hudgens bare it all, she was 18 at the time. As perfectly described by the website with the Hannah Montana underwear pictures - she is just one small step away from showing it all.

At this time it remains unknown who is posting the Miley Cyrus racy photos on the Internet, and why and how those pictures got taken. This is the latest in a series of scandals involving questionable photos of Miley Cyrus and parents, as well as Disney are looking closer into the image Cyrus projects, and image once it was believed to be as clean as tears. Earlier this year Miley Cyrus was pictured with her lips on another girl and yet another series of leaked photos that showed the Hannah Montana star in a skimpy bikini.

Cyrus, 15, shot to international fame on the Disney Channel programme, but has been hit by a series of scandals throughout this year.

Most recently, the teen was accused of inappropriately flaunting her body in a controversial Vanity Fair photoshoot.

But Michael Poryes, co-creator and executive producer of the series, insists the media should stop giving Cyrus a hard time, as she is just going through the usual stresses of being a teenager.

He says, “To say the tabloids are paying attention to her is a very kind way of saying it. It becomes like Miley Cyrus bites her finger nails is news at 11.

“They don’t give her a break for being able to go through the aches and pains of being an adolescent. Everyone has the right to go through being an adolescent. They blow everything out of proportion and a little misstep becomes the biggest tragedy that ever struck mankind.”

And Poryes reveals that everyone involved with the TV show is going out of their way to make Cyrus feel better about herself.