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Miley Cyrus Given Vodka at 12 Years Old




Miley Cyrus said that she was given vodka in an awards show gift bag at the age of 12.

Miley told Glamour magazine that her parents did not want her to "go all Hollywood" when she started off in the industry. Miley said:

"At one of the very first awards shows I ever did, there was a bottle of vodka in my gift bag. No one cared that they were giving this to a 12-year-old."

"I think that’s what’s messed up so many people. I feel like the rules are the rules, you know? If you’re not 21, you don’t get into a bar. You don’t go to clubs."

"In this business you see so many people who are told yes all the time, and if someone says no, they get all upset."

"They look to their publicist, manager or agent for approval, rather than their parents."

Miley didn’t say whether or not she kept the vodka.

Here’s some clips of Miley at her Hannah Montana premiere where she gave a fashion tip.

Jessical Biel Stripping

Scenes of Jessica Biel stripping for her new movie Powder Blue have been released, along with a short clip of her interview with Access Hollywood. Biel said of strippers:

"I’ve gained such a greater respect for the women that actually do this for a living. It’s so difficult."

Physically I agree that the type of stripping Biel did for the film is more difficult than average stripping, but even average stripping is a workout, which is why stripping poles are becoming a popular workout tool. However, strippers themselves deserve as much respect as drug dealers, who take advantage of other people’s weaknesses to make easy money off of them. Whenever I hear a stripper make the lame excuse they strip to pay for college, or have a child to raise, I look at the 99% of other women who choose not to strip, and realize strippers are making excuses because they know what they are doing is wrong, but don’t want to work as hard as 99% of other women.

Strippers don’t deserve respect for their bad choices, 99% of average harder working women deserve that respect. I’m not a fan of movies like Powder Blue that glamorize bad life choices. I’d rather see a movie that praises good choices of women that set a good example for other women.

Biel’s praise of strippers is an effort to excuse her own bad choice for a movie role just to make an easy pay check.