Tag: Music

  • Finneas, Billie Eilish’s Brother, Marries Longtime Girlfriend Claudia Sulewski in Star-Studded California Wedding

    Finneas, Billie Eilish’s Brother, Marries Longtime Girlfriend Claudia Sulewski in Star-Studded California Wedding

    The “Birds of a Feather” songstress officiated the star-studded ceremony on Saturday.

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  • Taylor Swift’s Ex Harry Styles Makes Cheeky Comment About Her Madison Square Garden Wedding to Travis Kelce

    Taylor Swift’s Ex Harry Styles Makes Cheeky Comment About Her Madison Square Garden Wedding to Travis Kelce

    The “Watermelon Sugar” singer and the “Bad Blood” songstress dated briefly from 2012 to 2013.

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  • Miley Cyrus Reveals New Name as She Debuts Major Change

    Miley Cyrus Reveals New Name as She Debuts Major Change

    Miley Cyrus appears to be entering a bold new era after making a striking change to her official website.

    In a move associated with pop icons such as Adele, Beyoncé, Kylie and Cher, the singer appears to have dropped her surname. Her website, previously hosted at mileycyrus.com, has been replaced by mileyofficial.com.

    The updated site features a red background and a close-up image of the Disney Legend, with ‘MILEY’ displayed prominently across the home screen. Cyrus has not yet changed her social media profiles to match, and the new branding could potentially be connected to an upcoming album. Either way, it marks a significant change.

    Her website seems to be teasing a new era. (mileyofficial.com/Atlantic Records/screenshot)

    Why Miley Cyrus previously considered dropping her surname

    The ‘Wrecking Ball’ singer inherited the Cyrus surname from her father, ‘Achy Breaky Heart’ star Billy Ray Cyrus. In 2013, she revealed that she had considered removing it as part of an effort to move beyond her past.

    “I was thinking about dropping the Cyrus and just being Miley but there’s something powerful about the fact that my name now is like a household name,” the then-20-year-old singer told Notion magazine.

    “People have this misconception of me that I’m just one of these kids on TV and that now I go off and party and I’m just this ratchet white girl, and I’m not.”

    She continued: “I’m young and living and in LA which is everyone’s dream, you know. I’m living it to the fullest. Rather than taking a blessing and making it a curse, it’s just like this is what this name is now.”

    Miley Cyrus during her new era
    It’s time for MILEY. (Patrick T. Fallon / AFP via Getty Images)

    Fans react to Miley Cyrus website rebrand

    Now that Cyrus appears to have made the change in some form, fans have welcomed the first glimpse of her new branding.

    “Miley dropping Cyrus from her website feels like the most Miley move ever, she rebrands every era and it always ends up being the right call,” one fan wrote on X.

    Another agreed: “The way Miley rebrands every era and somehow makes every new version of herself work will never not impress me.”

    Other fans suggested that her surname has ‘officially clocked off’ and said they ‘can’t wait to see what she has cooked up’ for the ‘MILEY’ era.

    The website change could simply indicate that Cyrus is preparing a self-titled album, although it appears to be self-titled without her surname. For now, fans will have to wait to see what the new MILEY era brings.

    The LADbible Group has contacted representatives for Miley Cyrus for comment on the change.

    Miley Cyrus performing or appearing at an event
    Miley or Hannah, she’s an icon. (Amy Sussman/Getty Images)

    What is Miley Cyrus’ real name?

    Fans of Hannah Montana and the singer’s long career will know that Miley was not her original name.

    Born in November 1992 to Billy Ray and Tish Cyrus, she was named ‘Destiny Hope’. Her family soon began calling her Miley.

    During an appearance on the Tea Time with Raven & Miranda podcast, her mother explained: “Billy Ray came up with that.”

    She always smiled when she was little, so we would call her smiley Miley, and it just stuck.”

    Cyrus legally changed her name in 2008 to officially become Miley.

    Billy Ray told US Weekly that she will always be Destiny Hope to him as he shared the explanation: “She’s a giver. She believes that we’re all put here for a reason, and that’s to give back to our fellow man. I’m real proud of her.”

    That’s why we named her Destiny Hope. Destiny Hope Cyrus is her name – at least it used to be.”

    But no matter what you call her, she still is Destiny Hope. She is a ray of sunshine. She is a special human being. She’s got a great heart.”

  • What Rebecca Black Is Doing Now, Years After Facing Death Threats Over “Friday” at Age 13

    What Rebecca Black Is Doing Now, Years After Facing Death Threats Over “Friday” at Age 13

    In 2011, few songs were more unavoidable than Rebecca Black’s “Friday”. The track went viral online, and despite the widespread backlash, it was almost impossible to escape.

    Black was just 13 when the song and its music video were released. The sudden fame exposed her to intense bullying and death threats, while she has since spoken openly about feeling “shame” over how many people know her.

    Now 29, Black has continued making music and has released several tracks over the years. Her debut studio album, Let Her Burn, arrived in February 2023, with her second studio album due next week.

    Rebecca Black is now a DJ too. (Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images for Museum of Modern Art)

    Rebecca Black faced death threats after “Friday” went viral

    When “Friday” became a viral hit, police officially recognised the death threats made against the teenager. One threat demanded that she remove the song from YouTube “or else”.

    Speaking to ABC News at the time, Black said she could not believe the things people were saying about her.

    “The meanest thing I read was I hope you cut yourself and I hope you get a eating disorder so you’ll look pretty,” Black said.

    Although “Friday” is now regarded as one of the most disliked YouTube videos of all time, Black has continued working in music despite legal struggles surrounding the song and years of online trolling.

    “Gotta get down on Fridayyyy.” (Mark Sullivan/WireImage)

    Black has reinvented herself as a DJ and recording artist

    Black has performed as a DJ at multiple events, describing the work as a “personal creative outlet”. She told Refinery29 that DJing had helped her become more “in tune with an audience” and learn how to adapt to a crowd.

    “I think that’s such an important part of the type of DJ I want to be: Not only someone with my own identity and sound, but one who knows how to move with the energy of the room and what people want,” she explained. “That is so opposite from how I’ve always approached my live shows, which are rehearsed down to the second.”

    In 2025, Black released her third EP, Salvation. On Friday (4 September), she will release her second studio album, Age of the Exhibitionist.

    Speaking to NME, she described the new music as “heavier, harder, faster and louder than anything I’ve made before”. She has already released three singles from the album: “Speakerphone”, “Hot Wet Delirious” and “Michael”.

    With a Boiler Room set already under her belt and a place on Forbes’ 30 Under 30 music list, Black still performs mixes of her 2011 track at events.

    Whatever listeners think of “Friday”, the song remains an enduring part of pop culture history.

    “Gotta get down on Friday, Everybody’s looking forward to the weekend….”

  • Ella Langley Seemingly Fires Back After Doja Cat’s Brutal Take on Her Chart-Topping Hit ‘Choosin’ Texas’

    Ella Langley Seemingly Fires Back After Doja Cat’s Brutal Take on Her Chart-Topping Hit ‘Choosin’ Texas’

    “Ella Langley? What is that?” she wrote, appearing to reference comments made by pop singer Doja Cat.

    Source: pagesix.com

  • Michael Jackson’s Son Prince Makes Rare Public Appearance to Wish His Late Father ‘Happy Birthday’

    Michael Jackson’s Son Prince Makes Rare Public Appearance to Wish His Late Father ‘Happy Birthday’

    Michael Jackson died in 2009 at the age of 50. He would have turned 68 on Aug. 29.

    Source: pagesix.com

  • Kacey Musgraves’ Stage Bursts Into Flames During ‘Golden Hour’ Performance at Boston Concert

    Kacey Musgraves’ Stage Bursts Into Flames During ‘Golden Hour’ Performance at Boston Concert

    “That looks bad,” Musgraves remarked while continuing to perform.

    Source: pagesix.com

  • Lil Nas X’s Mother Dies Amid Rapper’s Sobriety Journey: ‘This one’s gonna hurt’

    Lil Nas X’s Mother Dies Amid Rapper’s Sobriety Journey: ‘This one’s gonna hurt’

    The rapper had a complicated relationship with his mother, who struggled with addiction.

    Source: pagesix.com

  • Taylor Swift Donates $50,000 to Heroic Mother Who Nearly Died Saving Teens in Horrific Car Crash

    Taylor Swift Donates $50,000 to Heroic Mother Who Nearly Died Saving Teens in Horrific Car Crash

    Alongside her generous donation, Swift wrote, “Wishing you the best recovery possible and sending love to your family!” She signed the message simply, “Taylor.”

    Source: pagesix.com

  • Bad Wolves Guitarist AJ Rebollo Quits Over Band’s Dolly Parton Cover, Accusing Label of ‘Ill Intent’

    Bad Wolves Guitarist AJ Rebollo Quits Over Band’s Dolly Parton Cover, Accusing Label of ‘Ill Intent’

    The “Jolene” singer was expected to add vocals to the band’s heavy version of her 1973 hit.

    Source: pagesix.com