Miley isn’t the first Disney teen girl star to be embroiled in some type of scandal or trouble. Remember Vanessa? Britney? Lindsay? Christina? Most, if not all of those stars were once role models for young girls before they became known for their sleazy behavior. In Miley’s case, the Vanity Fair photographers claimed that her parents were on the set and they all thought that the bedsheet photo was a good idea. What were they thinking? No matter how “artistic” they claim the photo to be, Miley is just too young to be photographed like a vixen that way. After seeing Miley’s Easter church service photos, this is not only disappointing, but will hurt Disney’s business as well.
I am glad that Miley herself had the humility to express embarrassment and consternation over the photograph. Her response shows that she still has a sense of modesty. This whole affair has brought to my mind Proverbs 11:22, which says, “Like a gold ring in a pig’s snout is a beautiful woman who shows no discretion.” Too many women, both inside and outside Hollywood, show no discretion and thus waste their beauty. What a terrible tragedy. But why have a lot of young actresses become corrupt? Is it because their egos are constantly stroked by the money and adoration they receive and they lose touch with reality? Or does hanging around the entertainment industry 24/7 corrupt their moral resolve? Perhaps, as in Judy Garland’s case, these girls were given everything a girl could want except for the unconditional love and firm moral guidance that they need to continue being good role models. Whatever the case may be, I pray and hope that Miley will not become another Britney. We will wait and see.

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April 29, 2008 at 6:25 am
jennyjumps
Easy lady. Go easy on this child. Don’t forget that what you see is only an artistic portrayal of the ongoing exploitation, that Miley has already been subjected to, for almost every moment of her conscious life. And those concerned parents who have indulged in her industry are only just as guilty as all the adults who collect the payments on her behalf.
She shouldn’t be embarassed on behalf of her own exploitation; she is beautiful and deserves a better opportunity to develop a positive self-image than what all this negative criticism and media attention is affording her. Please consider the child, before you post any more hurtful comments about her corporate images.
Instead of condemning the girl – try pointing the finger at the people who control her lifestyle and choose her publications and engagements. Maybe Miley will read that instead, and consequently challange and question the upbringing and morals that her mentors are affording her.
April 29, 2008 at 6:38 am
accwoman
Wow, I just put up the blog and already have a comment. Thank you. You have a valid point that it’s the parents and other adults exploiting her that are to blame. Perhaps I was not clear in expressing it but that is why I did ask what her parents were thinking. My post was not meant to hurt her at all. I just hope that as you say, she will start to think about the exploitation she has been subjected to and make better choices in life for herself.
April 29, 2008 at 7:44 am
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June 9, 2008 at 11:21 pm
carolyn
Yeah. Go easy on the Pop star.