Why 🦉 CultureCultureCulture picked: “These days, pop stars are required to participate in a relentless cycle of self-annihilation and triumphant rebirth—with each album, a new Era!” Amanda Petrusich writes. “But there’s something almost uncanny about the plasticity of Miley Cyrus.” newyorkermag.visitlink.me/tQQDWB

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  This is a fascinating look at Miley Cyrus and the relentless modern cycle of pop star reinvention.

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