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By: Joe Callan

Joe Callan — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 16:34:23 +0000

All this outrage is nonsense. Miley Cyrus isn’t a person, you silly crusaders. Her father sold her wholesale to Disney years ago.

By: Keeva

Keeva — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 04:44:39 +0000

Not really. When I was that age, the girls stopped wearing bras. This was not an invitation to grope. It was the fashion at the time.

In much the same way, the fashions today are a little more risque, but do not mean anyone is asking for it.

I do agree that sex sells. I use enough models (all over 21) in ads to know that for a fact. This is not the case with young women dressing fashionably. They are not selling or even advertising. They are simply doing what teens do – follow trends and fashion closely.

The idea that these photos are somehow a problem is actually more troubling than the supposed problem. In case Ms. Friedlander failed to notice, those poses also mimic some of Ms. Cyrus’ dance moves in her concerts (I have granddaughters and see enough Hannah Montana to know this.)

By: rmark

rmark — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 17:39:01 +0000

I beg to differ many young girls these days are… hence the growing problem with young celeb exposing themselves in provocative ways to the public. young girls take that in and comprehend it has “sex” and that “sex sells” therefore they start “selling” themselves which is turn… is “asking for it.”

By: Keeva

Keeva — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 17:22:05 +0000

I actually hire models for photo shoots and then design ads and stuff using those photos. These 2 photos are what I would call tame portrait shots.

What these 2 photos have is little more than what you get coming out of modern Bat-Mitzvahs.

By the way, nobody is ever “asking for it.”

By: rmark

rmark — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 16:55:24 +0000

Although I do agree with some aspects of what Keeva has said I think the article does touch on some interesting points. Miley has created this Hannah Montana persona and thrusting her hips froward and laying helplessly on a wood table does give the reader the sense that she is, dare I say, “asking for it”. One would assume from these pictures that our innocent little Miley is no longer a little girl. As Keeva said she is dressed on the modest side compared to the VF issue where is topless, which Ms. Friedland points out. I would have to agree and say this shoot was much more on the wholesome side and does depict Miley coming into her adult body. However I believe the article was well written and I appreciate the Law and Order reference. Keep up the good work Ms. Friedlander! I look forward to many more post from you!

By: Keeva

Keeva — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 16:24:08 +0000

This is another hyper-overreaction by some who seem to feel that any photo of this young woman is a problem. Perhaps they have not been watching television lately.

The faux morality coming from these Ms. Friedlander and others is almost thick enough to pour into a glass. There is nothing in any of the photos that even approaches the issues identified.

She has her clothes on, no inappropriate parts show, there is no allusion to sex, there are no men in the photos. What there is a a teenage girl being a teenage girl. A quick look on the streets and – being summertime – beaches would tell Ms. Friedlander and her self appointed legion of censors that Ms. Cyrus is actually MODESTLY dressed given what passes for fashion today.

The 17 year old barrista at my local Starbucks has more showing and is still well within the bounds of decency.

Were ms. Friedlander and company to step back from their own extreme perspective and be momentarily honest, they would be forced to admit that what they really don’t like is the entire “Hannah Montana” brand nor Ms. Cyrus’ willingness to fully exploit the brand before she outgrows it.

It might help all of these self appointed protectors of our virtue to remember that Brooke Shields (a hero of the over reactionary crowd) started her career doing nude scenes for movies at 14. I don’t hear any condemnations there.

To Ms. Friedlander and her group of helicopter moralists, I say grow up, get over it and expend all of your energy on real problems – like starving kids or abusive Hollywood stage parents. Stop trying to derail success because of your petty jealousy and false sense of moral outrage.