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Seeing as she?s only 17 we suppose the video was bound to wind up a few reactionaries in the US ? and true to form just a few days after the video was released the Parents Television Council have stepped forward to give Miley a disapproving frowny face for being far too sexy. A spokesperson for the fusty bunch said:
"It is unfortunate that she would participate in such a sexualized video like this one. It sends messages to her fanbase that are diametrically opposed to everything she has done up to this point. Miley built her fame and fortune entirely on the backs of young girls, and it saddens us that she seems so eager to distance herself from that fanbase so rapidly."
Perhaps Miley is a little young for these shenanigans, but as far as we can tell the only real crime she's committed is to make a song which looks and sounds as though it was created, written and produced in 1997 ? in Germany (as we said before, if you haven?t already heard it ? please see here).
Still, it doesn?t look as though Miley could give a damn what anyone else thinks ? yesterday we caught up with her having a relaxed lunch with her pal in LA (that?s a peacock feather earring in her hair by the way in case you?re wondering).
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'It's an anti-fear-based media rally,' explained one.
By James Kuo
Thousands gather at the "Rally to Restore Sanity And/Or Fear" in Washington, D.C. Saturday
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WASHINGTON, D.C. — The media has spent the last few weeks trying to guess what Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert had planned for their "Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear" — without much success. But on Saturday (October 30), the day of the event, the attendees had a clear idea of what they expected: to laugh and experience a moment of political and cultural catharsis.
"I expect to laugh and to see just plain silliness," Lilly Pinto, 26, from Arlington, Virginia, told MTV News.
Jen Stokes said she came because she believed the rally provided a healthy political counterpoint to extreme political dialogue. "There have been a lot of Tea Parties in D.C., so it is refreshing to have something a majority of people can relate to. Also, it seemed like a lot of fun."
Her friend Haley Smith, who wore a leprechaun hat in celebration of Halloween (and to symbolize her fears), agreed.
"It's an anti-fear-based media rally," Smith explained.
Wes Harden, Shane Waters and Austin Burry drove 11 hours straight from Detroit to make it to the rally. Each of them wore a mask and held mops in one hand and a Red Bull in the other signifying their desire to clean up Washington and their tiredness, respectively.
"D.C. has become such a circus, so I think this rally was necessary to show that we can be a united nation and accomplish something," Harden said.
The National Mall was filled with four blocks of people (organizers estimated the crowd at 250,000) carrying signs and wearing costumes for the three-hour event that combined "Daily Show" and "Colbert Report"-style humor with musical performances.
David, a college student from Berkeley, California, declared the event a success and was glad to see everyone "take it down a notch."
Meredith Canyon wore a bear suit (Colbert's ultimate fear), because she thought it was perfect bear suit weather. She wanted to make sure that she was there for an "epic moment in history. Twenty years from now, I can say that I was here," she said after the rally.
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