"Miles To Go," a tell-all memoir about Disney young sensation Miley Cyrus, has been available for pre-order at Barnes & Noble. The memoir reportedly chronicles the actress-singer's journey to stardom.
Back in early April 2007, Miley Cyrus was confirmed to have signed a seven-figure book deal with Disney Book Group to write her autobiography. "I am so excited to let fans in on how important my relationship with my family is to me. I hope to motivate mothers and daughters to build lifetimes of memories together, and inspire kids around the world to live their dreams," the "Hannah Montana" star said at that time.
"Miles To Go," which will be published by Disney-Hyperion Books, will hit the stores on March 10. Its cover sees Miley being photographed wearing blue top and jeans. She is also snapped wearing the Lucky Star: Family Necklace from Mickey Lynn.
For more details about "Miles To Go...
Back in early April 2007, Miley Cyrus was confirmed to have signed a seven-figure book deal with Disney Book Group to write her autobiography. "I am so excited to let fans in on how important my relationship with my family is to me. I hope to motivate mothers and daughters to build lifetimes of memories together, and inspire kids around the world to live their dreams," the "Hannah Montana" star said at that time.
"Miles To Go," which will be published by Disney-Hyperion Books, will hit the stores on March 10. Its cover sees Miley being photographed wearing blue top and jeans. She is also snapped wearing the Lucky Star: Family Necklace from Mickey Lynn.
For more details about "Miles To Go...
- 1/8/2009
- by AceShowbiz.com
- Aceshowbiz
Frears to preside over Cannes jury
PARIS -- British helmer Stephen Frears has been named president of the jury for the 60th annual Festival de Cannes, set for May 16-27, organizers said Thursday.
Frears, a Golden Globe and DGA nominee this year for his indie hit The Queen, made his Cannes debut in 1987 with his Palm d'Or nominee Prick Up Your Ears. His credits since then include Dangerous Liaisons, Accidental Hero, The Grifters, The Van, The Snapper, High Fidelity and Dirty Pretty Things.
"Of course, it's an honor but it's also a treat, to be able to watch terrific films from all over the world in such heady surroundings. God Save Cannes! (as well as the Queen)," Frears said in accepting the job.
"I am particularly delighted that Stephen Frears accepted my proposal this year," Festival de Cannes President Gilles Jacob said. "We thus pay tribute to this great, inspired filmmaker, endowed with freedom of mind and love of making films. The 60th festival will henceforth take place under a Lucky Star, that of intelligence, wit and a dash of impertinence."
Last year's Cannes jury was headed by Chinese director Wong Kar-Wai.
Frears, a Golden Globe and DGA nominee this year for his indie hit The Queen, made his Cannes debut in 1987 with his Palm d'Or nominee Prick Up Your Ears. His credits since then include Dangerous Liaisons, Accidental Hero, The Grifters, The Van, The Snapper, High Fidelity and Dirty Pretty Things.
"Of course, it's an honor but it's also a treat, to be able to watch terrific films from all over the world in such heady surroundings. God Save Cannes! (as well as the Queen)," Frears said in accepting the job.
"I am particularly delighted that Stephen Frears accepted my proposal this year," Festival de Cannes President Gilles Jacob said. "We thus pay tribute to this great, inspired filmmaker, endowed with freedom of mind and love of making films. The 60th festival will henceforth take place under a Lucky Star, that of intelligence, wit and a dash of impertinence."
Last year's Cannes jury was headed by Chinese director Wong Kar-Wai.
- 1/12/2007
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
Frears to preside over Cannes jury
PARIS -- British helmer has been named president of the jury for the 60th annual Festival de Cannes, set for May 16-27, organizers said Thursday.
Frears, a Golden Globe and DGA nominee this year for his indie hit "The Queen", made his Cannes debut in 1987 with his Palm d'Or nominee "Prick Up Your Ears". His credits since then include "Dangerous Liaisons", "Accidental Hero", "The Grifters", "The Van", "The Snapper", "High Fidelity" and "Dirty Pretty Things".
"Of course, it's an honor but it's also a treat, to be able to watch terrific films from all over the world in such heady surroundings. God Save Cannes! (as well as the Queen)," Frears said in accepting the job.
"I am particularly delighted that Stephen Frears accepted my proposal this year," Festival de Cannes President Gilles Jacob said. "We thus pay tribute to this great, inspired filmmaker, endowed with freedom of mind and love of making films. The 60th festival will henceforth take place under a Lucky Star, that of intelligence, wit and a dash of impertinence."
Last year's Cannes jury was headed by Chinese director Wong Kar-Wai.
Frears, a Golden Globe and DGA nominee this year for his indie hit "The Queen", made his Cannes debut in 1987 with his Palm d'Or nominee "Prick Up Your Ears". His credits since then include "Dangerous Liaisons", "Accidental Hero", "The Grifters", "The Van", "The Snapper", "High Fidelity" and "Dirty Pretty Things".
"Of course, it's an honor but it's also a treat, to be able to watch terrific films from all over the world in such heady surroundings. God Save Cannes! (as well as the Queen)," Frears said in accepting the job.
"I am particularly delighted that Stephen Frears accepted my proposal this year," Festival de Cannes President Gilles Jacob said. "We thus pay tribute to this great, inspired filmmaker, endowed with freedom of mind and love of making films. The 60th festival will henceforth take place under a Lucky Star, that of intelligence, wit and a dash of impertinence."
Last year's Cannes jury was headed by Chinese director Wong Kar-Wai.
- 1/11/2007
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
Frears to preside over Cannes jury
PARIS -- British helmer Stephen Frears has been named president of the jury for the 60th annual Festival de Cannes, set for May 16-27, organizers said Thursday.
Frears, a Golden Globe and DGA nominee this year for his indie hit "The Queen", made his Cannes debut in 1987 with his Palm d'Or nominee "Prick Up Your Ears". His credits since then include "Dangerous Liaisons", "Accidental Hero", "The Grifters", "The Van", "The Snapper", "High Fidelity" and "Dirty Pretty Things".
"Of course, it's an honor but it's also a treat, to be able to watch terrific films from all over the world in such heady surroundings. God Save Cannes! (as well as the Queen)," Frears said in accepting the job.
"I am particularly delighted that Stephen Frears accepted my proposal this year," Festival de Cannes President Gilles Jacob said. "We thus pay tribute to this great, inspired filmmaker, endowed with freedom of mind and love of making films. The 60th festival will henceforth take place under a Lucky Star, that of intelligence, wit and a dash of impertinence."
Last year's Cannes jury was headed by Chinese director Wong Kar-Wai.
Frears, a Golden Globe and DGA nominee this year for his indie hit "The Queen", made his Cannes debut in 1987 with his Palm d'Or nominee "Prick Up Your Ears". His credits since then include "Dangerous Liaisons", "Accidental Hero", "The Grifters", "The Van", "The Snapper", "High Fidelity" and "Dirty Pretty Things".
"Of course, it's an honor but it's also a treat, to be able to watch terrific films from all over the world in such heady surroundings. God Save Cannes! (as well as the Queen)," Frears said in accepting the job.
"I am particularly delighted that Stephen Frears accepted my proposal this year," Festival de Cannes President Gilles Jacob said. "We thus pay tribute to this great, inspired filmmaker, endowed with freedom of mind and love of making films. The 60th festival will henceforth take place under a Lucky Star, that of intelligence, wit and a dash of impertinence."
Last year's Cannes jury was headed by Chinese director Wong Kar-Wai.
- 1/11/2007
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
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