Miley Cyrus

News you may have missed courtesy of our sister site The Drop: If you have been wondering when Rihanna would release a video for her 'Pour it Up' single, get excited: It's on its way.

If you have been waiting to see how the video for Mike WiLL Made It's feature-heavy new single, '23,' would pan out, then you should stop whatever you're doing. It's here.

It seems like the only person Miley Cyrus has spent more time with than Mike WiLL Made It lately is Terry Richardson. And being the bizarre cultural bridge she is, the former 'Hannah Montana' star brought her new BFFs together at the famed photographer's studio in NYC.

It looks like that Miley Cyrus 'Black Skinhead' remix is happening for real. After NY Post's Page Six first reported on the track, Miley's close collaborator and 'We Can't Stop' producer Mike WiLL Made It confirmed to MTV RapFix Live that she will appear on the remix of Kanye West's 'Yeezus' single.

After a lengthy build up, Mike WiLL Made It has finally dropped his single, '23,' which features the unique lineup of Wiz Khalifa, Juicy J, and Miley Cyrus.

From concerns of hyper-sexualization and accusations of "minstrelsy," to more light-hearted (but no less cruel) side-products like memes and hashtags, Miley Cyrus' performance at the 2013 MTV Video Music Awards has heard it all. But now, the 20-year-old singer has finally addressed the subject herself.

News you may have missed courtesy of our sister site The Drop: Too $hort isn't heading back to prison for his charge of driving under the influence, but he does face some other penalties.

Reports are coming in that Kanye West is working on a remix EP that will feature, among other tracks, a new version of 'Black Skinhead' featuring Miley Cyrus. Wait, what?

There's no question that Miley Cyrus' performance and attire are the talk of last night's MTV VMAs, but instead of social media simply hating on the blue-eyed beauty's "minstrel show," they're officially just hating on her ass--literally.

It's been 29 years since the MTV Video Music Awards first launched at New York City's Radio Music Hall in 1984, and four years since it was broadcast in the Big Apple, but last night's VMAs event marked the first time the production set foot in Brooklyn...