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At the Tribeca Festival premiere of Miley Cyrus' new film, 'Something Beautiful', fans expecting a concert caused a stir by heckling the singer and actress. The event, held at New York City's Beacon Theatre on 6th June, accompanied the release of Cyrus’ ninth studio album, also titled 'Something Beautiful'.
During a Q&A session with producer Panos Cosmatos and co-directors Jacob Bixenman and Brendan Walter, some audience members shouted demands for Miley Cyrus to sing live. One attendee expressed frustration over paying $800 and urged her to perform, while another exclaimed they thought the event was a concert. In response, Miley Cyrus graciously performed an impromptu a cappella version of her 2009 hit 'The Climb' from 'Hannah Montana: The Movie'.
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The viral videos sparked support for Miley Cyrus on social media, with many praising her patience and calling out the hecklers for being disrespectful and entitled. Fans stressed that Miley Cyrus was under no duty to sing outside of the planned screening and Q&A session.
More About 'Something Beautiful' Album
Cyrus’ latest album, 'Something Beautiful', released on 30th May, features collaborations with artists like Brittany Howard and Naomi Campbell, and was co-produced by Shawn Everett and her boyfriend Maxx Morando. The album is characterised by its deep self-reflection, bold musical exploration, and strong emotional foundation.
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The movie 'Something Beautiful', created to accompany the album, is scheduled for theatrical release on 12th June. This visual project marks another creative milestone for the Grammy-winning artist, following a string of successful albums such as 'Bangerz', 'Plastic Hearts', and 'Endless Summer Vacation'.
Fans and newcomers alike can stream 'Something Beautiful' now, while those interested in the cinematic experience can catch the film’s theatrical release soon.
