She won’t stop. Or maybe she can’t stop. But at the MTV Europe Music Awards in Amsterdam on Sunday, Miley Cyrus continued her desperate plea for relevancy. Not only did she exchange twerk spankings with a dwarf, she also lit up a joint on stage after accepting the Best Video gong for “Wrecking Ball.”

Miley Cyrus has received her fair share of open letters these past couple of weeks, but the urgent missive penned over the weekend by singer-songwriter Sufjan Stevens is by far the most necessary of them all.

Here is how it begins: "Dear Miley, I've noticed a decline in attention by the day since I last mentioned your name in public, so here I go again LOL."

In between the Lolita photoshoots, the weird tongue stuff, and the feuds with prolix divas, it's easy to forget that Miley Cyrus can also sing.

It's unclear what exactly Sinead O'Connor was expecting to get from Miley Cyrus in return for her "motherly advice," but it seems that a five-word tweet calling her crazy was definitely not it.

Just minutes after Miley Cyrus officially rejected Sinead O'Connor's sage advice to avoid getting "pimped" by dirty old men, Terry Richardson officially released his latest set of Miley snapshots — by far her raciest to date.

In an open letter ostensibly intended for Miley Cyrus, legendary singer-songwriter Sinead O’Connor makes several powerful statements concerning the current state of music, the music business, and the world writ large that every single person should read, irrespective of their wrecking-ball-riding and/or…

"You could watch that performance from the VMAs and think that it's a hot mess, but it's a strategic hot mess," said Miley Cyrus on last night's MTV special Miley: The Movement. Well, it's about time someone said it.

Miley Cyrus, fresh off a pregnancy scare (well, not so much a scare for her as for everyone else), will be pulling double duty on this week's Saturday Night Live as both host and musical guest.

Sissy bounce queen Big Freedia appeared on last night's episode of FXX's Totally Biased to promote her upcoming reality show on Fuse. Her ensuing interview with W. Kamau Bell was a refreshing alternative to the online hysteria about twerking, Miley Cyrus, and cultural appropriation. Freedia, as you may know, attempted…

On Tuesday, Rolling Stone published its first Miley Cyrus cover story online.

Grand Valley State University officials in Allendale, Michigan removed a famous landmark on campus Tuesday morning due to “safety reasons.” The Pendulum Statue, a 42-inch steel ball hanging from a 50-foot cable, has been the vessel for many nude rides this week thanks to the release of Miley Cyrus' "Wrecking Ball"…

Put down the After Effects and unhire that circus chimp: The ultimate spoof of Miley Cyrus's "Wrecking Ball" video has been unveiled — and it is everything you hoped it would be.

On August 25, 2013, 108 lbs of meat named Miley Cyrus broke into America’s televisions and performed the frightfully perverted and most highly sinful Dance of the Seven Veils. In a rage, 150 U.S. citizens wrote to the Federal Communications Commission to protest the emergence of Cyrus’ butt in so many places it did…

As many suspected, the "Worst Twerk Fail EVER" video is a fake. Jimmy Kimmel, who had a hand in its making, confirmed it tonight on his show.

Smutty sex imp Miley Cyrus just can't keep her tongue in her mouth. Her latest attention-hungry stunt involves licking a sledge hammer in the just-released video for her power ballad "Wrecking Ball." And if the suggestion of objectum sexuality is not enough to get your panties in a bunch, consider that for much of…