The younger Cyrus said she “lost everything.” “I was engaged at the time,” she said, referring to her now ex-husband Liam ...

“We’re toe-to-toe, but I’m hanging on the wire,” she sings in “More to Lose,” later announcing that tears are “streaming like our favorite show tonight” and that memories fade like ...

yet “More to Lose” and its conventional balladry remains the tallest height marked on the doorframe. The greatest Miley era that never was—the pop flourishes from her 2019 EP SHE IS COMING ...

The Cincinnati Reds gave up two sloppy runs in the eighth and are on pace to be shut out 25 times this season.

"If nature plays its course in the way that it does, I will be an individual without my mom at some point, and that used to ...

The fourth track on the album, “More to Lose,” yet again switches genre ... “Can’t Get You Out of My Head” with lyrics about Miley Cyrus being cool and famous, the outcome would be ...

Miley Cyrus's latest album is finally here, as the pop superstar released her much-anticipated Something Beautiful on Friday.

The beautiful something on Miley Cyrus’s ninth album ... amount of finesse Cyrus brings to her every exhalation. On “More to Lose,” she describes her bad decisions in a fabulously ...

Miley Cyrus is back and better than ever ... most notably on the ballad “More to Lose” (which she called her “I Will Always Love You” in an interview with Zane Lowe).

A few months after releasing her Grammy-winning album “Endless Summer Vacation,” Miley Cyrus dropped a ... ballads (the sax-enhanced “More to Lose”), using buzzy electronic instrumentals ...

“More To Lose,” for example ... You’re God,” which evokes the psychedelic sound of her 2015 album, “Miley Cyrus & Her Dead Petz.” The album does benefit from a newfound sense of ...