Miley Cyrus Makes It Big in Wax

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NEW YORK (Hollywood Today) 3/23/08 – Miley Cyrus is already considered an idol to America’s tweens, but now her throngs of adoring fans can take their pictures in front of an actual effigy. Madame Tussauds’ New York branch unveiled a wax reproduction of the 15-year-old Disney star on Thursday.
The faux Cyrus dons black jeans, a blue and gold silk shirt and red open-toed shoes. In addition to taking their photo with the inanimate interpretation of the actress, young museum patrons are permitted to play in a recreated dressing room. The first 100 visitors to the new exhibit, who dutifully lined up two hours before the venerated museum opened, received a free souvenir from her popular children’s comedy, “Hannah Montana.”
Over 200 other celebrities, politicians and historical figures are featured at Madame Tussauds’ Manhattan location. Other branches include the London headquarters, as well museums in Amsterdam, Hong Kong, Las Vegas, Shanghai and Washington.
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6 Responses to “Miley Cyrus Makes It Big in Wax”

on 21 Apr 2008 at 10:38 pm Adela

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on 21 Apr 2008 at 11:28 pm Ashlynn

He got pretty buff using them, maybe he should have kept going….
on 22 Apr 2008 at 12:19 am Charlene

I totally agree. However, some people have bad genetics for being in shape, no matter how much they work out. What I suggested is a really good alternative to roids because it can have similar rewards (up to 1lb of dry muscle gain/week), but almost none of the same risks. Creatine is great for a little help and is naturally occurring in meats, that’s why it’s legal everywhere, but it doesn’t do what the ones I mentioned do. Some people gain muscle and lose fat easily, the rest of us need something a little stronger than creatine. But I agree, inexperienced people should try creatine and a high-calorie diet first.
on 22 Apr 2008 at 1:09 am Neo

exactly. I have never done them myself but i have researched them enough to know this guy doesn’t know what he is talking about when he gives the message that steroids are like that all across the board.He took alot of different kinds of them, and he mail ordered from a foreign country. The truth of the matter is that if you want to get a decent amount of results (not huge, mind you), you can take just one of the better ones like testosterone and not experience any ill effects. Just know what your doing and don’t overdo anything.I mean really, if you are a novice, why in the fuck would you start out with the multiple stacking cycles like he did?
on 22 Apr 2008 at 2:00 am Angelina

Yes, when the banks or the Central Bank say they’ll lend or give money, this is all new money that they create “out of thin air” and “lend” as debt-money. It is a centralized “Fiat” monetary system.The thick blue “M3-SGS” line shown in the graph there is the rate at which the Central Bank is inflating the money-supply by introducing new money as debt, largely through the private banks by artificially putting the interest rates low, but also through the auctions of new money granted to the banks.As the amount currency in existence is increased (the money-supply is inflated), the currency is debased and so each unit becomes more worthless and we experience the perception of price inflation when trying to pay in the debased currency.

on 21 Apr 2008 at 10:38 pm Adela

Print version

on 21 Apr 2008 at 11:28 pm Ashlynn

He got pretty buff using them, maybe he should have kept going….

on 22 Apr 2008 at 12:19 am Charlene

I totally agree. However, some people have bad genetics for being in shape, no matter how much they work out. What I suggested is a really good alternative to roids because it can have similar rewards (up to 1lb of dry muscle gain/week), but almost none of the same risks. Creatine is great for a little help and is naturally occurring in meats, that’s why it’s legal everywhere, but it doesn’t do what the ones I mentioned do. Some people gain muscle and lose fat easily, the rest of us need something a little stronger than creatine. But I agree, inexperienced people should try creatine and a high-calorie diet first.

on 22 Apr 2008 at 1:09 am Neo

exactly. I have never done them myself but i have researched them enough to know this guy doesn’t know what he is talking about when he gives the message that steroids are like that all across the board.He took alot of different kinds of them, and he mail ordered from a foreign country. The truth of the matter is that if you want to get a decent amount of results (not huge, mind you), you can take just one of the better ones like testosterone and not experience any ill effects. Just know what your doing and don’t overdo anything.I mean really, if you are a novice, why in the fuck would you start out with the multiple stacking cycles like he did?

on 22 Apr 2008 at 2:00 am Angelina

Yes, when the banks or the Central Bank say they’ll lend or give money, this is all new money that they create “out of thin air” and “lend” as debt-money. It is a centralized “Fiat” monetary system.The thick blue “M3-SGS” line shown in the graph there is the rate at which the Central Bank is inflating the money-supply by introducing new money as debt, largely through the private banks by artificially putting the interest rates low, but also through the auctions of new money granted to the banks.As the amount currency in existence is increased (the money-supply is inflated), the currency is debased and so each unit becomes more worthless and we experience the perception of price inflation when trying to pay in the debased currency.

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