Because public tickets to a Miley Cyrus “live” in-person event at a well-known music venue were sold on Ticketmaster, some fans bought them (sometimes on the secondhand market at a huge mark-up) thinking they would be getting a full-on concert.

A few months after releasing her Grammy-winning album “Endless Summer Vacation,” Miley Cyrus dropped a surprise song. The wistful “Used to Be Young” tracked her journey from a naïve-and-charming hellion in her 20s to a insightful-and-charming hellion turning 30.

Lead single “Flowers” was a ubiquitous smash, a Grammy record of the year winner, a reminder that when Cyrus wants The Single, she knows how to bake it. “Something Beautiful,” her ninth album, isn’t that,

Miley's film "Something Beautiful" is the companion piece to her new album, released on May 30, and debuted at the Tribeca Film Festival last night.

"Something Beautiful" singer Miley Cyrus signed autographs and posed for pictures in a sheer black dress that had the internet buzzing.