Miley Cyrus

Miley Cyrus is an American singer, songwriter, and actor known for playing Miley Stewart on the television series Hannah Montana and for pop hits including “Flowers.”

Hannah Montana: A Disney Channel television series about a teenager who leads a double life as a pop star. Cyrus became widely known playing Miley Stewart, the series’ central character.
Pop music: A broad popular-music tradition built around accessible songs, strong melodies, and mass audiences. Cyrus’s career moves through several pop styles and commercial eras.
Billy Ray Cyrus: An American country singer and actor, known for the song “Achy Breaky Heart” and the series Hannah Montana. He is Cyrus’s father and played her character’s father on Hannah Montana.
2013 MTV Video Music Awards: The 2013 annual MTV awards ceremony, noted for Miley Cyrus’s performance with Robin Thicke. The performance became a widely discussed turning point in Cyrus’s public image.
Dolly Parton: An American singer, songwriter, and actor known for country music and songs including “Jolene.” Parton is Cyrus’s godmother and a recurring musical collaborator and influence.
Meet Miley Cyrus: Miley Cyrus’s 2007 debut studio album, released alongside the second Hannah Montana soundtrack. It marked her first solo album release under her own name.
Country pop: A popular music style combining country instrumentation or vocal traditions with pop songwriting and production. Cyrus’s early music drew on country influences alongside mainstream pop.
Miley Stewart: The fictional teenage singer portrayed by Miley Cyrus in Hannah Montana. This role connected Cyrus’s real musical performances to a widely watched television character.
Celebrity culture: The social practices and media systems through which public figures attract attention and influence. Cyrus’s image changes have played out amid intense media scrutiny.
Selena Gomez: An American singer and actor who gained early prominence on the Disney Channel series Wizards of Waverly Place. Gomez’s Disney-to-pop trajectory offers a contemporary comparison to Cyrus’s career.

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