Name:Miley Ray Daily
Role: Ronnie
Role: TBA
Role: Herself
Role: Herself
Role: Herself
When Lilly’s (Osment) mom (former guest star Heather Locklear) accepts a job in Atlanta, Robby (Billy Ray Cyrus) invites Lilly to move into the Stewart home.
But after Lilly overhears Miley (Miley Cyrus) complaining about their new living arrangement, she picks up and moves into her dad Kenneth’s (Cryer) cramped apartment only to find his antics even more harebrained than Miley’s.
Watch It On: Feb 21, 2010 !
LOS ANGELES — Nicholas Sparks has no love for people who call his stories “romances.”
The mega-best-selling author of The Notebook, A Walk to Remember, Nights in Rodanthe, Dear John and Message in a Bottle stands in the aisle of Book Soup, literally and figuratively defending his turf.“If you look for me, I’m in the fiction section. Romance has its own section,” he says toward the end of a long conversation. Sunshine streams in from Sunset Boulevard. He’s smiling. Hard.
“I don’t write romance novels.” His preferred terminology: “Love stories — it’s a very different genre. I would be rejected if I submitted any of my novels as romance novels.”
Rejection isn’t something he has had to deal with lately. Sparks holds the No. 1 and No. 2 positions on USA TODAY’s Best-Selling Books list with The Last Song, a novel turned movie vehicle for Miley Cyrus, and Dear John, recently released as a movie with Amanda Seyfried and Channing Tatum.
Includes: 2 VIP tickets to the premiere of The Last Song and a meet&greet with the star of the movie, Miley Cyrus!
No name is more recognized in the pop music and television shows of the teen crowd then Miley Cyrus. She has dominated both genres for the past several years and is one of the most sought after people of her generation.
Now, Miley is taking the movie scene by storm in her new movie The Last Song. Its storyline follows a troubled teenager as she reconnects with her estranged father and falls in love during a summer in a quiet Southern beach town.
The proceeds for this item benefit The Dr. Frank Ryan Foundation
Terms: Premiere will be held in Los Angeles, CA on March 25, 2010. Non-transferrable and non-refundable.
Donated by: Dr. Frank H. Ryan & Miley Cyrus
Miley Cyrus is giving The Last Song Facebook fans a treat — they get to ask her questions!
You can submit questions for the 17-year-old actress questions about the upcoming movie, her character Ronnie or even about the music in the film.
All you have to do is become a fan of The Last Song on Facebook and then leave a question for Miley on the wall. Ten questions will be chosen and a video will follow shortly after.
Also, don’t miss out on the exclusive opportunity from CharityBuzz to meet Miley and Liam Hemsworth on the red carpet premiere of The Last Song.
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March 10, 2010
Liam Hemsworth, who co-stars in Disney’s upcoming Miley Cyrus drama “The Last Song,” is jumping into action-movie territory with “Arabian Nights.”
The actor is in negotiations to star in Inferno Entertainment’s 3D adventure directed by Chuck Russell.
Inferno’s Bill Johnson is producing with Mark Ciardi and Gordon Gray of Mayhem Pictures. ROAR also is producing.
Written by Russell and Barry P. Ambrose, the period epic centers on a young commander (Hemsworth) who, after his king is murdered in a coup, joins forces with Sinbad and Aladdin to rescue Queen Scheherazade.
An end-of-summer shoot is being eyed.
Hemsworth, repped by ROAR, is a relative unknown who apart from the buzz he is generating from “Song” appeared in last year’s “Knowing.”
The deal also puts him in territory being tread by brother Chris Hemsworth, who is in production as the title character in Marvel’s superhero action fantasy “Thor.”
Inferno is planning a year-end shoot for “The Grey,” an action project starring Bradley Cooper and directed by Joe Carnahan. The company also is coming off the Sundance premiere of comedy “The Kids Are All Right” and the Berlin premiere of thriller “The Experiment.” Liam Hemsworth to star in ‘Arabian Nights’Actor in negotiations to join Chuck Russell’s 3D adventureBy Borys Kit
March 8, 2010, 11:00 PM ET
Liam Hemsworth, who co-stars in Disney’s upcoming Miley Cyrus drama “The Last Song,” is jumping into action-movie territory with “Arabian Nights.”The actor is in negotiations to star in Inferno Entertainment’s 3D adventure directed by Chuck Russell.
Inferno’s Bill Johnson is producing with Mark Ciardi and Gordon Gray of Mayhem Pictures. ROAR also is producing.
Written by Russell and Barry P. Ambrose, the period epic centers on a young commander (Hemsworth) who, after his king is murdered in a coup, joins forces with Sinbad and Aladdin to rescue Queen Scheherazade.
An end-of-summer shoot is being eyed.
Hemsworth, repped by ROAR, is a relative unknown who apart from the buzz he is generating from “Song” appeared in last year’s “Knowing.”
The deal also puts him in territory being tread by brother Chris Hemsworth, who is in production as the title character in Marvel’s superhero action fantasy “Thor.”
Inferno is planning a year-end shoot for “The Grey,” an action project starring Bradley Cooper and directed by Joe Carnahan. The company also is coming off the Sundance premiere of comedy “The Kids Are All Right” and the Berlin premiere of thriller “The Experiment.”
The first part of Hannah Montana’s two-part season finale cliffhanger, “Miley Says Goodbye?,” topped all cable viewing for the week. WWE RAW took second for the week. Those looking for a TNA vs RAW comparison, this is for Monday March 1. We will post the RAW and TNA numbers for March 8 separately.
Pawn Stars tops iCarly! Who would’ve bet on that!? And both of last Monday’s 30 minute episodes of Pawn Stars came in ahead of the season finale of Burn Notice (#9). Six reruns of NCIS made the top 25 list, as well as five episodes of SpongeBob.
