Miley Cyrus Exclusive:After Insult Radiohead Accuses Miley Cyrus of "Entitlement"

Miley Cyrus Exclusive:After Insult Radiohead Accuses Miley Cyrus of "Entitlement"

A war of words has erupted between Miley Cyrus and her former rock Gods Radiohead.

The argument started when Miley tried to use her clout to meet her heroes backstage at the Grammys. The notoriously shy band refused.

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Miley then blasted the group on a syndicated radio show as “Stinkin’ Radiohead!” and said, “I’m gonna ruin them, I’m gonna tell everyone.”

But the band aren’t taking the insult lying down.


A spokesperson for the band responds on their behalf, “When Miley grows up, she’ll learn not to have a sense of entitlement.”

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Miley says the Radiohead dis was a huge disappointment to her, “I was so upset.”

But Coldplay exceeded her expectations. “Coldplay was so nice. Chris Martin hung out with me the whole time,” she gloated.

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'Notebook' Author the first film Miley Cyrus Star

'Notebook' Author the first film Miley Cyrus Star

Miley Cyrus is hoping to transition from 'tween star to young adult star -- and she's looking to former-teen star Mandy Moore for a little inspiration.

Miley will headline an as-yet-untitled film which is being written especially for the 'tween mega-star by "The Notebook" author Nicholas Sparks, Variety reports.

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During a meeting with Disney, Miley mentioned 2002's "A Walk To Remember" with Mandy Moore as the type of film she hoped to do, producer Jennifer Gibgot told the entertainment trade mag,

Sparks, who penned the novel that the Mandy movie is based on, is writing the untitled novel, while simultaneously working on the screenplay for Miley. Sparks also brought "The Notebook" to the big screen in 2003, starring Rachel McAdams and Ryan Gosling.

The plot of the new novel and movie are being kept under wraps, but Sparks reportedly pitched an idea that Miley and her family are excited about.

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Miley will reportedly be leaving the singing behind in her upcoming film and focus on the acting.

A release date for the film has not been determined, but Sparks said the book will be published in fall 2009.

'Notebook' Author the first film Miley Cyrus Star

'Notebook' Author the first film Miley Cyrus Star

Miley Cyrus is hoping to transition from 'tween star to young adult star -- and she's looking to former-teen star Mandy Moore for a little inspiration.

Miley will headline an as-yet-untitled film which is being written especially for the 'tween mega-star by "The Notebook" author Nicholas Sparks, Variety reports.

2008 MTV VMA's: Miley and Katy - Play it Now

During a meeting with Disney, Miley mentioned 2002's "A Walk To Remember" with Mandy Moore as the type of film she hoped to do, producer Jennifer Gibgot told the entertainment trade mag,

Sparks, who penned the novel that the Mandy movie is based on, is writing the untitled novel, while simultaneously working on the screenplay for Miley. Sparks also brought "The Notebook" to the big screen in 2003, starring Rachel McAdams and Ryan Gosling.

The plot of the new novel and movie are being kept under wraps, but Sparks reportedly pitched an idea that Miley and her family are excited about.

All Access: Miley Cyrus - Young Hollywood - Tweens - Movies - Music

Miley will reportedly be leaving the singing behind in her upcoming film and focus on the acting.

A release date for the film has not been determined, but Sparks said the book will be published in fall 2009.

The Miley Cyrus-Selena Gomez- Nick Jonas Triangle Love Continues i

Miley Cyrus-Selena Gomez- Nick Jonas Triangle Love Continues i

You know how the Lohan family communicates with each other through press statements and MySpace blogs? Well that’s kind of how the Disney kids communicate, except through thinly veiled song lyrics.

Like this past summer when Miley Cyrus bitched about the "7 Things" she hates about some guy, especially how he makes her love him. That was totally all about Nick Jonas! And then Nick had a song on the new Jonas Brothers album called “Sorry” about him and a special someone “going our separate ways.” Could he have been talking about Miley?

Now, Selena Gomez is getting in on the meaningful lyric game with a song titled “I’m Sorry,” which she tells Twist about:

“A boy I kind of fell for, but he couldn't let his ex-girlfriend go, and it was really difficult. And I felt like in a way, I wasn't good enough. So the song is basically me saying that I'm sorry that it didn't work out or that she used to be who she was, but you have to let me in and you have to know that I'll do everything I can to make you happy and be the best I can be."

OMG, does this mean that Nick was having a hard time getting over Miley and now having trouble letting Selena in? Aw, poor Selena. But high-five, Miley! And get over it, Nick.

Oh, the power of being young, cute member of the Disney family. It allows these kids to passive-aggresively talk about each other in actual music rather than angsty song lyrics posted in AIM away messages like everyone else their age puts up.