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Miley Cyrus is partnering with Youth Service America (YSA) to create Get Ur Good On (www.GetUrGoodOn.com, a social network that brings together youth to support each other in their mission to do “good” in their communities.

YSA now launches Get Ur Good On Grants to support youth-led service initiatives on Global Youth Service Day, April 23-25, 2010.

Available to children and youth around the world, YSA’s Get Ur Good On Grants will award 100 $500 grants to projects addressing important community needs such as poverty, education, and environmental sustainability.

Sarah Jessica Parker thinks Miley Cyrus looks like a “Viking”.

The 44-year-old actress was astounded by how tall the ‘Hannah Montana’ star was when she filmed her cameo for the next ‘Sex and the City’ movie.

Sarah said: “I was astounded by her height. Did you know that she’s tall? She’s like a Viking. I had no idea!”

The actress – who reprises her role as writer Carrie Bradshaw in the big screen version of the US TV show – enjoyed working with 17-year-old Miley, even though their time together was brief.

She told Us Weekly magazine: “Miley’s a beautiful young lady and very self-possessed. I literally was not in the scene with her. I was in the scene, but we were not on screen together. But she was lovely and on time and prompt and professional, very sweet.”

Sarah also confirmed Jennifer Hudson – who played Carrie’s assistant in the first movie – will not be returning for the sequel.

Noah Cyrus the 9-year-old younger sister of Disney star Miley Cyrus and her best friend Emily Grace have announced the launch of their new clothing line.
The clothing line will be called “Ooh! La, La Couture” and feature various short fluffy skirts and fishnet stockings for girls ages 5-12.
Wow this clothing line is going to be awesome! I think I speak for all the other leering pedophiles out there when I say it wouldn’t kill young girls these days to try to sex up there outfits a little more. I mean come on, a guy can only get so turned on looking at Dora the Explorer and Hello Kitty prints.
Kudos to you Noah and to the whole Cyrus family for finally providing a clothing outlet for young girls to express their sexual side.

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Miley Cyrus gets wide-eyed at her former costar Emily Grace Reaves as they joke around backstage during Miley’s Wonder World Tour late last year.

The 17-year-old singer was very interested in Emily’s cheetah print dress from her own collection. Ron Robinson Fred Segal will officially launch the Emily Grace Collection on Valentine’s Day (February 14) at the Fred Segal store in Santa Monica.

The clothing line, which is inspired by 9-year-old Emily, will range in size from newborn to teens and are now available for pre-sale through select retailers nationwide including Neiman Marcus. Check out the collection on RonRobinson.com and OohLalaCouture.

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Miley Cyrus must miss Twitter! The singer has finally decided to share something about her personal life on the Internet — and she did it via a mobile blog post on MileyCyrus.com. She titled Sunday’s (January 24th) post “A great day!” and talked about all the things she would normally tweet about: coffee, her parents, shopping and her puppy, “Mate.”

She says, “I sat outside for an hour drinking coffee with my dad, mate, and his doggy tex! Daddy and I caught up on so much stuff!” Miley continues, “It was so awesome to take Mate out and about and have a day just chillin with the ones I love!” Miley’s great day concluded with dinner, she shared, “Now I’m at dinner with my dad, Braison, Noah, and Liam! This day has been the best one in a while! Xoxoxo”

ASK YOUR LISTENERS

Miley’s blog says she posted via her Blackberry . . . If Miley’s sitting at dinner with her family and her boyfriend, why is she typing up a blog post? Is that rude?

Do you hate when someone uses their cell phone while you’re at a restaurant? Are people with specific phones guiltier of this?

Do you think Miley will start posting more on the blog now that she took a baby step?

Um, isn’t doing a blog post while you’re on the go the same as twitter (minus the 140 character limit)?

Do you think people sometimes use blogs, Facebook and twitter in phases? For example, do you sometimes go on a Facebook hiatus for months then return to full blown Facebook addict within a day?