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A lot in popstar Miley Cyrus‘s life has changed over the last decade. But many things have stayed the same, including her support for the LGBTQ community. Here’s why one song from her ten-year-old album Can’t Be Tamed is more important to her than ever before.
On June 18, 2020, Cyrus celebrated the tenth anniversary of her third album, Can’t Be Tamed. The album marked something of a transition for her. As an artist, she began to sing about more adult themes.
This was around the time that Cyrus’ Disney Channel series, HannahMontana, came to an end. It also marked the end of her relationship with Disney’s Hollywood Records. She then signed with RCA Records.
Cyrus’ image changed at that time. Her next album, Bangerz, began an era in which many considered the artist to be controversial. But while she was being shamed for twerking, doing drugs, and wearing “provocative” clothing, Cyrus continued to push a message of love, especially as an ally of the LGBTQ community.
It wasn’t until five years after Can’t Be Tamed that she came out as pansexual and genderfluid. Cyrus told Paper Magazine, “I don’t relate to being boy or girl, and I don’t have to have my partner relate to boy or girl.” She also said that she first told her mom about her “romantic feelings toward women” when she was 14.
While five years ago, this was hot gossip, how Cyrus identifies is well known today. In 2019, she restated her identity as a “queer person” in Vanity Fair after she married Liam Hemsworth. Then, their separation came just before the news that Cyrus was dating a woman, Kaitlynn Carter. So it may be no surprise to some what song from Can’t Be Tamed she’d like to perform in June 2020.
Miley Cyrus is reminiscing on her breakout era. The “Slide Away” singer, 27, is celebrating the 10-year anniversary of her “Can’t Be Tamed” album by answering some fan questions on Twitter.
When asked to name her most unforgettable moment from the era, Cyrus said it was her first performance at the G-A-Y nightclub in London in 2010 — especially because of her newfound freedom in the final year of her Disney show “Hannah Montana.”
“I wore a dress I knew would piss everybody off and that was around the time I really began to ‘spread my wings’ & felt free,” Cyrus wrote. “But….also it took a lot of guts because people around me were saying I would lose all my fans and my career would be over.”
She continued, “I couldn’t stay Hannah Montana forever and they knew that, but they also didn’t want me to make a mistake that couldn’t be undone. Been so fortunate to have loyal fans (like you) who have always allowed me to experiment and evolve.”
The dress in question was the “hole dress” by Danielle Scutt for Topshop that featured two large cut outs around the waist and many more around the bottom.
Miley Cyrus unleashed Can’t Be Tamed on this day (June 18) in 2010. With raunchy — by Disney’s standards — bangers, outspoken lyrics and club beats, it was the first step towards burying Hannah Montana. RIP. The era got off to a flying start with the title track, which duly cracked the top 10, but the album failed to produce further hits. Yes, it’s hard to believe that iconic bops like “Who Owns My Heart,” “Liberty Walk” and “Permanent December” didn’t slay the charts. And I haven’t even reached the album’s true highlight yet.
Can’t Be Tamed was essentially split in half. Rock Mafia produced the first six tracks, while John Shanks tackled the last six. Which resulted in an opus front-loaded with then-hot electro-pop, followed by tracks with a little more introspection. (Shanks single-handedly crafted the guitar-pop sound of the mid-’00s with cuts on Kelly Clarkson’sBreakaway, Ashlee Simpson’sAutobiography and Hilary Duff’s self-titled album). The best song they conjured together was the anthemic “My Heart Beats For Love.”
“I’m calling out, can you hear my voice? I’m gonna find you through all the noise,” Miley begins the rousing tune over a church organ and strummed guitar. “You know there’s nothing that I wouldn’t do, shine your light as I reach for you.” That takes us to the genuinely lovely chorus. “My heart beats for love, my heart beats for love,” the Bangerz legend croons. “It’s the sound that I hear, tells me not to give up.” Think of this as an early indication of the pop star’s vocal prowess and affinity with country-adjacent sounds.
Impressively, “My Heart Beats For You” also doubles as a Pride anthem. “I wrote [the song] for my best friend… who is gay,” Miley told an interviewer in 2010. “I wrote it for him and about how people can be very judgmental. So I think love is kinda like the, you know, morals that I have that I put into my songs, and I think that’s really important. Telling people not to discriminate, and not to judge, and to just be open to the world.” Bow down to a true ally and revisit the lost hit that is “My Heart Beats For Love” below.
Today (18th June), it has been 10 years since the release of Miley Cyrus’s third studio album, Can’t Be Tamed.
Check out this short film above, created by @Space_Dude93 for the anniversary! Join us on Twitter today for the celebration, adding #10YearsOfCantBeTamed to your tweets!
In a clandestine, off-market deal that went down earlier this year, Miley Cyrus has sold her Malibu home for $1.7 million, a pocketbook punishing $825,000 less than the slightly more than $2.5 million she paid German-born radio and TV presenter (and longtime Haribo spokesperson) Thomas Gottschalk for the enviably secluded two-plus-acre spread in early 2016.
Tax records show the new owners are songwriter-producer Matthew Wilder and his wife, Tamara Dunn. Curiously, it was Wilder and Dunn who, back in 2014, sold a neighboring estate for more than $6.8 million to Cyrus’ now ex-fiancé Liam Hemsworth. It was that home that burned to the ground in the 2018 Woolsey Fire that swept through Malibu and L.A.’s far western suburbs.
Tucked up into a discreet and exclusive gated enclave, the split-level contemporary is further sequestered down a long, gated and tree-shaded drive that passes over a seasonal stream. Since the transaction was done on the down low, it’s not known what improvements were made by Cyrus (and Hemsworth), who were believed to have used the home as a creative studio space and guesthouse. However, at the time of her purchase, the modestly sized abode was painted a bold shade of turquoise, with four bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms.
The playfully provocative pop-country superstar, who started buying and selling multimillion-dollar properties before she was of legal drinking age, maintains a small portfolio of luxury homes. In Los Angeles she’s long owned an extensively fortified mid-century sprawler in Studio City that she picked up in 2011 for $3.9 million, and she keeps a large farmhouse on more than 30 beautifully bucolic acres in the affluent rural outskirts of Nashville that she acquired about three years ago for $5.8 million.
Miley Cyrus has surprised her Spanish followers by requesting, through Twitter, the support of Pedro Sánchez to curb the disproportionate impact of the coronavirus in communities marked by racial inequalities and access to healthcare. Please, will you join us, Pedro Sánchez? Asked the singer. The disease has claimed the lives of 116,000 people in the United States alone.
The Prime Minister has not ignored the message and has joined the Global Goal: Unite for Our Future campaign, which is fighting to guarantee treatment for Covid-19 for all.
Spain is coleader in initiatives such as the ACT-Accelerator to achieve equitable access to vaccines, treatments and diagnosis to fight # COVID19. Ours is a strong commitment, Miley. Unity and multilateral response is the only way forward not to let anyone behind. #GlobalGoalUnite https://t.co/LKSNL18asN – Pedro Sánchez (@sanchezcastejon) June 13, 2020
As expected, the most surreal alliance of this quarantine has flooded social networks with clever memes. Some joked about Cyrus ‘long-remembered role in’ Hannah Montana ‘or with the presumed emotion of the president when receiving a message from the author of Wrecking Ball, while others directly placed Sánchez on stage with the singer to interpret one of her hits.
Leo Varadkar has responded to Miley Cyrus after she reached out to him on Twitter about the Black Lives Matter protests in Ireland and how people of colour have been impacted by COVID-19 more than others.
The popular US pop star tweeted on Friday:
“All across Ireland citizens joined in solidarity with Black Lives Matter in the US. We must stay united with the world to tackle #COVID19 and the racial injustice of health inequalities. Please join us, PM @LeoVaradkar? #GlobalGoalUnite”
Miley tweeted to a number of European leaders including Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, and Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte.
Responding to her comments, Mr Varadkar said: “I welcome Miley, or indeed anyone, reaching out to me.”
He added that there was no data on whether COVID-19 has affected black people or other minority groups more than white people in Ireland.
He told the Sunday World: “The information we have is that Covid has affected affluent households in Ireland more than disadvantaged ones which is very different to America and Britain. Black Lives Matter.”
Not the most likely of friends, or even acquaintances, but it seems that Miley Cyrus has reached out to An Taoiseach Leo Varadkar asking him to join a Global Goal Unite initiative that is looking to ensure a “safe, swift recovery from COVID-19”.
Tweeting Leo a message, the former Hannah Montana star wrote:
“All across Ireland citizens joined in solidarity with Black Lives Matter in the US. We must stay united with the world to tackle #COVID19 and the racial injustice of health inequalities. Please join us, PM @LeoVaradkar? #GlobalGoalUnite”
Part of a global effort to support people in the battle against Covid-19, the singer also shared a link to the Global Citizen website. A post on the site explains more about the cause and what it’s calling on European leaders to do.
Superstar Miley Cyrus called on leaders from Ireland, Italy, Spain, and the Netherlands on Friday to step up support for equality in their response plans to the COVID-19 global crisis.
As protests continue to unfold around the world in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement, Cyrus highlighted the need for a united front when it comes to the disproportionate impact the virus is having on marginalized communities, especially people of color.
The singer-songwriter called out Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar, Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, and Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte on Twitter, asking them to unite and respond to COVID-19.
Miley Ray Cyrus (born Destiny Hope Cyrus; 23 November, 1992) is an American singer, songwriter and actress. Miley has released 6 studio albums & 2 EPs to date.
In 2014, Miley founded The Happy Hippie Foundation, a nonprofit organisation that rallies young people to fight injustice facing homeless youth, LGBTQ youth and other vulnerable populations.
During the 2020 Covid-19 pandemic, Miley created Bright Minded - an Instagram live show connecting with special guests discussing how to stay positive in dark times. Watch the series here.
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