“Miley Cyrus handled her NYE wardrobe malfunction like a total pro” links

Miley Cyrus handled her wardrobe malfunction like a pro. [Dlisted]
AOC understands that most of her haters are just sexually frustrated dudes who wish they could date her. [Jezebel]
Jennifer Lawrence is a big Jonah Hill fan. [Just Jared]
The Pajiba 10: the hottest & smartest celebrities in the world. [Pajiba]
An update on Chrissy Teigen’s eyebrow transplant. [OMG Blog]
Each AJLT episode seems to land with a whimpering thunk. [Go Fug Yourself]
What were the favorite Gawker stories of 2021? [Gawker]
Ashli Babbitt was a terrorist. [Towleroad]
Kody Brown wanted to evict his sons. [Starcasm]
Have you ever had a spooky sixth sense that something wasn’t right and your sixth sense was completely accurate? [Buzzfeed]
Paulina Gretzky welcomes in the new year. [Egotastic]

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  1. Sandra says:

    Planned “malfunction “…?

    • Bettyrose says:

      That was a wardrobe built to malfunction.

    • Who ARE These People? says:

      Yup. If she wore more/better coverings this wouldn’t happen.

      • Bettyrose says:

        Truth. I’m not trying to skimp shame. She’s a performer and these are her costumes. I’m only challenging the word malfunction which by definition means unplanned. 🤣

      • Who ARE These People? says:

        Yup again! What a wardrobe risk-taker.

      • Kath says:

        Im sorry, but what are these comments??
        I have worn and seen people wear many spaghetti straps and crop tops that are, according to you, “not covered enough” (shaming much?) and I never anticipated that it would snap.
        Your conclusions are obviously biased and make no sense. If it was a planned thing I’m sure they would make a bigger spectacle of it instead of quietly and effectively handling it.

      • Bettyrose says:

        @Kath – She’s known for pulling attention stunts and outfits for athletic dance routines are not the same as just casual wear. They’re carefully tailored. No one here is saying – or would ever say – she deserves bad things because she wore a minimalist outfit.

      • Emma says:

        Miley is not someone I like or admire (although she has done some good advocacy work), but I could care less if a woman wears whatever clothes she wants or poses nude or in any way challenges patriarchal assumptions about how a woman’s body needs “more/better coverings” (that wording in particular is coming across as slut-shaming to me). Additionally it’s not necessarily her fault or intention if something on her clothes snaps or breaks.

    • Jules says:

      Yea, funny how the only thing in the news the day after her hosting is this. It seemed like they were trying to build up some hype beforehand for her and Pete hosting. Then it was a dud and this is the only news. Well, she’s gotta stay in the news somehow.

  2. jg says:

    That was my first thought too, a planned stunt.

  3. Tara says:

    So I hope the media starts calling AOC’s bf Rojo Caliente II. I think we all deserve some spice in our life.

  4. Korra says:

    The debacle with AOC in Miami was also related to her criticism of Governor DeSantis’ crap leadership and absence during Florida’s huge covid surges. To make AOC look bad and sic the attack dogs on her, he used his wife’s cancer diagnosis as an excuse for why he was so busy — don’t you see, he was being a doting husband by accompanying his wife to her treatments! Yet, both him and his wife showed up maskless at an anti-vaxxer event on NYE, so clearly not too busy to court the lowest dregs of voters. I bet Casey DeSantis’ oncologist is screaming right now, but she knows exactly who her husband is and is happy to go along with it all. Yet, considering DeSantis has been an AOC hater since the beginning — he talked about her a lot during the gubernatorial primaries — you can add him to the list of Republicans secretly lusting after AOC, a bitter pill for the Mrs to swallow.

    • Cait says:

      I have breast cancer, too, and my oncologist would be SO angry if I were to pull a stunt like this.

      • Korra says:

        I hope the best for you! I have lost family to breast cancer, so I know how serious it is and the toll it takes on a diagnosed person and their family.

        Although I want to give the benefit of the doubt, there are days I am convinced she is faking it to further her husband’s political career so they can rack up sympathy points. This is not the first time nor the last she will be out and about maskless. No way would anyone who has cancer and values their life act so recklessly.

      • Jaded says:

        Breast cancer survivor here Cait — wishing you all the best and a return to health in 2022! And there isn’t a level so low that DeSantis would sink to put himself into a positive spotlight, including his wife’s illness.

  5. ooshpick says:

    what a cutie! I love her. It was a travesty that Janet got all that kickback when i was young. i see a beautiful girl having fun and bringing us joy.

  6. ME says:

    I really enjoyed watching Miley and Pete on NYE. The skits were funny, the music was pretty good. They actually have good chemistry (as co-hosts). I’d like to see them work together again.

    • pamspam says:

      I surprisingly enjoyed it too! I don’t really like these types of shows and rarely watch, but I like them both and thought it was pretty cool she scored this, and wanted to support her. I ended up being pretty fun, even though it was mostly background noise while a friend and I did a jigsaw puzzle and sipped proseco…ringing in the new year old lady style!

  7. shanaynay says:

    Anyone else thought her NYE performance was just awful?I thought she sounded really, really bad.

    • Dizza says:

      I have always thought she wasnt a great singer, the back up singers were way better in my opinion

      • shanaynay says:

        +1

      • lucy2 says:

        I have never enjoyed her voice, there’s something about the tone that I just don’t care for. But to each their own, she has a lot of fans.

        I agree the backup singers were good. They stepped in pretty well and kept it going while she had to change.

    • JanetDR says:

      Miley almost always sounds like a bad case of vocal abuse to me. Very rough vocal quality.

  8. Deeanna says:

    I didn’t think her performance was awful at all . She was singing live, unlike so many others who lipsync everywhere they go. I especially liked her duet with her sister of “Jolene”.

    The wardrobe malfunction was obviously unplanned. You can tell by her reaction and the looks on the faces of the backup singers who had to carry the song while she was offstage., per,

    I flipped back and forth all evening. The Andys were dull as usual, perhaps even a little more so than usual. They really need some fresh blood there. And you want to talk about awful, the lead singer for Journey sounded very strained, went off tune several times while trying to hit notes. They also need some fresh blood.

    The Dick Clark 50th Anniversary show had some good guests, including the hot new Italian rock band “maneskin”. They also showed clips of vintage performances throughout the night which was nice to see.

    • Otaku fairy says:

      I’m not so sure it was planned either. At this point she doesn’t really have to fake it.

    • marci-m says:

      Anderson C needs to beg Kathy Griffin for forgiveness, and ask her to come back as his co-host. Talk about cancel culture! She has paid her price, and I miss her wit and snark.

      • Isasbella says:

        Two guys all night is not a good look. It’s lazy and boring to do this year after year.

  9. Genxjules says:

    Everyone needs to read The Gift of Fear by Gavin de Becker. And trust their gut.

    • Jaded says:

      Great book, trust your intuition. It’s there for a reason.

    • Nocturne says:

      Yep. Read this. It fundamentally changed the way I interact with the world. So often women are taught to be ‘good girls’ and to be pleasant and sweet and kind to people, no matter how they treat you. This book explains the fundamental right you have to protect yourself, even if it pisses people off. It’s great!

  10. Lea Ann Macrery says:

    Omg she sounds rough.

  11. KC says:

    Interesting, this is the first time I’ve appreciated her voice. I first thought of her as country which I’m not a fan of, then pop but I don’t care for her voice as pop then I heard her serenade to Pete and I thought she had great vocals and hearing this I thought again “She sounds rough and gravelly. Her voice seems to have changed (deepened?) but she is a great and engaging performer and has amazing control and vocals……. for a rock singer.” 🤔Why is she not a rock singer? I don’t like her for pop.

    • elizabethagain says:

      Her voice is so good! And if I had her body, I would wear about as much as she wears. I don’t get why people hate on her so much. It feels like shades of Britney all over again.

      • KC says:

        @Elizabethagain I think I just don’t fancy country music and am kinda “hit or miss” with rock but I can recognize she has a great voice for both genres.🤷🏾‍♀️

    • SomeChick says:

      she has an alto voice. it only seems to have deepened because she was a child star, as Hannah Montana, when her voice was naturally higher. she’s not even 30 yet, I don’t think.

  12. lena horne says:

    I like Miley. It is like watching a train wreck.

    I cant look away.

    i think she is cute and so talented.

    Her personal life,used to be a mess.

    I cant stop watching since she got involved with KAtlynn Carter.

    I love Liam and his new girlfriend.

  13. elizabethagain says:

    I clicked through on the Buzzfeed article, and it’s scary how many of those gut feelings are in response to the danger women are constantly under from men. Some of those stories ares really scary; even more so because I’ve had those exact same feelings and experiences. I bet too many of us women have.