Forget who won, performed, or cried, all anyone is talking about from Sunday night's MTV Video Music Awards is host Miley Cyrus' wacky, barely-there outfits.

Styled by Simone Harouche, the daring ensembles were unlike anything we have seen in VMA history -- but very Miley Cyrus.

Relive Miley's MTV glory below.

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Miley Cyrus arrived on the red carpet in a custom Versace outfit and boots.

She later entered the stage in a multicolored jumpsuit, jacket, and Sophia Webster platform shoes.

Her next outfit showed a bit more skin. Again, it was custom Versace.

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Miley Cyrus opened Sunday night's MTV Video Music Awards by expressing her love of Instagram.

The 22-year-old singer, who has 27.7 million Instagram followers, told the crowd: "I took the year off to focus on my true love— Instagram."

"I just find that it's a much easier way to express myself and connect with my fans," she continued. "When it comes to my posts, everyone thinks I just think of some crazy s--- and then I just post it, but it's a lot more involved than that."

Cyrus then told the crowd to "take a look at my process" and cut to a previously filmed sketch... 

Funny men Andy Samberg and Ike Barinholtz starred at Cyrus' Instagram consultants. 

"Remember you wanted to take a standard wink selfie?" asks Barinholtz. "What did I say? 'No, no, no. Let the bejeweled eyepatch do the winking for you.'"

 
Cyrus then used her knowledge from the think tank to try and compete with Ellen DeGeneres' star-studded awards show selfie:

It was complete with a photobomb by selfie-lover Kim Kardashian:

Here's the final product, which garnered Cyrus over 593,000 likes:

"Congratulations to all you guys for being a part of my most normal Instagram ever," Cyrus later told the crowd.

Watch the full sketch below:

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Miley Cyrus released a surprise album, "Miley Cyrus & Her Dead Petz," moments after performing at the MTV Video Music Awards on Sunday night.

The album, which was released on SoundCloud for free, is her first collection of new music since 2013's "Bangerz,"which sold more than one million units.

There's a lot to talk about with "Dead Petz"— from the subject matter and the sound to the collaborators and the release strategy. One of the most interesting stories about the album comes from Joe Coscarelli of the New York Times, whose profile of Cyrus was published hours after the VMAs.

Coscarelli reports that Cyrus recorded the album for $50,000 (millions less than "Bangerz"), and her record label wasn't involved at all.

From the Times:

She said the album cost about $50,000 to make — “Bangerz” was “a couple million” — although RCA Records, her label, did not contribute to the budget this time around. “They had never heard the record until it was done,” she said, and it won’t count toward fulfilling her multi-album contract.

That lack of financial commitment helps explain how this album — a psychedelic 23-song collaboration with Flaming Lips frontman Wayne Coyne — saw the light of day in its current form. There are no clear radio hits or concessions to the mainstream on here. While "Bangerz" rode in on the wave of massive singles like "Wrecking Ball" and "We Can't Stop," this album got posted online around midnight and the lead single is a screechy, meandering ode to smoking weed called "Dooo It!"

"Dooo It!" is more-or-less representative of the album on the whole — a trippy, experimental mishmash of rock, pop, and hip hop that has an identifable Flaming Lips feel. You get a sense that this is Miley's "weird" album, and she knows it.

In the Times interview Cyrus says, "I literally can do whatever I want. It’s insane."

A more accurate statement might have been, "I literally can do whatever I want, as long the record label doesn't spend a penny on it and this will be clearly designated as a side project."

Making the album on the cheap and keeping it out of the official RCA succession of Miley albums lowered the stakes in a way that empowered her to make something devoid of commercial ambitions. It's a win-win for everyone — Miley got to go nuts on her passion project without any pressure to move units, and her label still has her locked up for what will ostensibly be more mainsteam albums down the road.

The Times used the word "homemade" to describe the nature of the album. Others have pointed out that this is very much not "Bangerz":

"Dead Petz" is not meant for mass commercial consumption in the way the last album was, because Miley set up a scenario where it didn't have to be.

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Just after Nicki Minaj went off on Miley Cyrus onstage at the MTV Video Music Awards, some viewers thought it was fake. But, the rapper spoke about it to the New York Times and it sure feels very real to her.

Minaj says she blew her lid when she was accepting the award for Best Hip Hop video and caught a glance of the show's host, Cyrus.

‘‘I saw [Cyrus] just looking at me, with her face screwed up, and I thought, What the!’’ Minaj told The Times.

To recap: In a series of July tweets, Minaj insinuated that her lack of inclusion in the category's nominees involved racism, because "'other' girls" who break records and have an impact on culture get nominated. She also felt that being body positive about curvy, more ethnic bodies vs. slim bodies affected her chances of being nominated. It turned out Swift felt Minaj's tweets were targeting her and lashed back at the rapper. They soon patched it up with Swift apologizing. They even performed together at the VMAs.

But while Swift was safe, Cyrus wasn't. The singer told The Times that Minaj's comments lacked an "open heart" and came off "not very polite" and "not too kind."

So, Minaj took the opportunity onstage to address Cyrus.

"Now, back to this b---h that had a lot to say about me the other day in the press," Minaj said. "Miley, what's good?"

Cyrus responded: "Hey, we're all in this industry. We all do interviews, and we all know how they manipulate. Nicki, congratulations."

 A month or so later, Minaj was still bothered by Cyrus' comments.

‘‘The fact that you feel upset about me speaking on something that affects black women makes me feel like you have some big balls," Minaj said. "You’re in videos with black men, and you’re bringing out black women on your stages, but you don’t want to know how black women feel about something that’s so important? Come on, you can’t want the good without the bad. If you want to enjoy our culture and our lifestyle, bond with us, dance with us, have fun with us, twerk with us, rap with us, then you should also want to know what affects us, what is bothering us, what we feel is unfair to us. You shouldn’t not want to know that.’’

Business Insider has reached out to Cyrus's representatives for comment.

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Adele's new music video for her song "Hello" had a record 27.7 million VEVO views in 24 hours. 

She crushed some major competition, such as Taylor Swift's "Bad Blood,"Nicki Minaj's "Anaconda,"Miley Cyrus' "Wrecking Ball,"and "Can't Remember to Forget You," featuring Shakira and Rihanna.

Adele's video currently has over 70 million views... and counting.

Story by Ian Phillips and editing by Chelsea Pineda.  

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Who wouldn't want to attend a Christmas special hosted by Bill Murray?

Well, in the new trailer for Netflix's "A Very Murray Christmas," Murray is having trouble getting his esteemed guests to arrive thanks to a massive snowstorm shutting down New York City.

But with the help of Paul Shaffer, Amy Poehler, and Julie White, Murray gets ready to throw a music-filled Christmas bash in the Carlyle Hotel, even with Michael Cera's insistence that it's going to be a "Christ-mess." 

Directed by Sofia Coppola, the musical comedy also features Miley Cyrus, George Clooney, Chris Rock, Maya Rudolph, Jason Schwartzman, and Rashida Jones. 

"A Very Murray Christmas" will be released on Netflix December 4. 

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Pop singer Miley Cyrus will star in the original television show that famed director Woody Allen is writing and producing for Amazon, Deadline reveals. 

The ecommerce company signed on Allen last January to write a show about whatever he wanted.

Although Allen confessed to struggling with ideas back in May, causing him to regret his decision to sign on with Amazon, he now plans to begin shooting a 1960s-rooted show starring Cyrus and Elaine May in March. 

Although Amazon has released a handful of original television shows, its two biggest have been "Transparent" and "Mozart in the Jungle," both of which won Golden Globes. Cyrus' high-profile hire can't promise anything about the quality of Allen's show, though it will likely help attract eyeballs.

Amazon uses its TV and movie streaming service to help drive sign-ups and renewals for its Prime shopping subscription program. The company spent an estimated $3 billion last year on its streaming music and video services. 

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Miley Cyrus has a bad feeling about the 2016 election.

The pop singer known for "Wrecking Ball" has said she's ready to leave the US if Donald Trump is elected the next US president.

Cyrus recently posted photos on her Instagram account showing her disgust toward the real-estate mogul and presidential hopeful.

She called Trump "a f---ing nightmare" in one photo.

She also posted a photo of her crying in response to another photo of Trump posing with a hunter.

"That is a tear rolling down my cheek dripping off the end of my nose," she said. "This makes me so unbelievable scared and sad, not only for our country but for animals that I love more than anything in this world."

Donald Trump is a fucking nightmare!

A photo posted by Miley Cyrus (@mileycyrus) on Feb 29, 2016 at 12:35pm PST

She ended her caption saying that she will move if he is elected.

"We're all just f---ing jam between his rich ass toes!" she wrote. "Honestly f--- this s--- I am moving if this is my president! I don't say things I don't mean!"

And on a screenshot showing Trump leading the GOP in delegates, she said, "gonna vom / move out da country." She also referenced her song "Party in the USA" with a hashtag saying it's no longer a party in the USA.

gonna vom / move out da country. #aintapartyindausaanymo

A photo posted by Miley Cyrus (@mileycyrus) on Mar 1, 2016 at 6:32pm PST

The singer has posted photos in support of Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders.

My 2 favorite dudes! Heart melts!

A photo posted by Miley Cyrus (@mileycyrus) on Feb 28, 2016 at 12:17pm PST

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Alicia Keys is making history on "The Voice," and she's staying true to her makeup-free stance.

Keys — who joins Miley Cyrus as the first two female coaches simultaneously appearing on the show — has famously been makeup-free since May 2016.

The Grammy-award winning artist penned an essay in Lena Dunham's Lenny Letter explaining why she chose to go sans makeup.

She wrote that she had begun to conceal herself behind the makeup and felt that women were judging each other based on physical appearances. She began to write songs that reflected these ideas.

"Every time I left the house, I would be worried if I didn't put on makeup: What if someone wanted a picture?? What if they POSTED it???" she wrote. "These were the insecure, superficial, but honest thoughts I was thinking. And all of it, one way or another, was based too much on what other people thought of me."

While these thoughts had been manifesting, her decision to embrace no makeup came after meeting photographer Paola Kudacki.

Keys had arrived at the photoshoot fresh from the gym when Kudacki told her she needed to take the photos right away, because Keys appeared "raw," just like her songs.

"It was just a plain white background, me and the photographer intimately relating, me and that baseball hat and scarf and a bunch of invisible magic circulating," Keys wrote. "And I swear it is the strongest, most empowered, most free, and most honestly beautiful that I have ever felt."

The photo was used as the official artwork for Keys' song "In Common," and after that, she fully embraced the #nomakeup lifestyle.

"I hope to God it's a revolution. 'Cause I don't want to cover up anymore," Keys wrote. "Not my face, not my mind, not my soul, not my thoughts, not my dreams, not my struggles, not my emotional growth. Nothing."

Other celebrities such as Adele and Mila Kunis have also publicly embraced the makeup-free look.

Catch Keys on "The Voice" when season 11 premieres September 19 on NBC.

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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Miley Cyrus is taking issue with the CW series, "Supergirl," because she says having a show with a gender attached to it is "weird."

The pop singer tells Variety the actress who plays the title character, Melissa Benoist, is a woman, "not a little girl." She also questions "what if you're a little boy who wants to be a girl so bad that this makes you feel bad"

Entertainment Weekly reports "Supergirl" executive producer Andrew Kreisberg responded Tuesday that he stands by the show. He says since it was based on a pre-existing property called "Supergirl," there was never any intention of calling it anything but that.

Kreisberg says they worked hard during the show's first season to address the discrepancy between the title and the character's age.

Cyrus also revealed to Variety that she identifies as pansexual, open to all sexual orientations or gender identities.

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Miley Cyrus has spent years on the red carpet. As a child, she accompanied her dad to events, award shows, and premieres, and started hitting the carpets solo after landing the lead role on Disney's series "Hannah Montana."

Back then, she was known to rock cowboy boots with her innocent and modest outfits. But nowadays, Miley is known for pushing the rules of fashion.

There's no doubt the superstar has had one of the most dramatic transformations of all time. Keep reading to see Miley's wild style evolution:

Miley Cyrus's first red carpet appearance was at a Disney Channel press event at Splashlight Studio in 2006.

She attended the 2006 American Music Awards in this pure white dress adorned with silver beads sparkles, which was perfect for the then 14 year old.

She went to the 2006 CMA's with her dad wearing a colorful, ribbon-striped gown.

The INSIDER Summary:

• Miley Cyrus has got a new tattoo of her dog Emu on her arm.
• The tattoo artist Doctor Woo posted a photo of the design on Instagram.
• The tattoo is small, but detailed — you can even see Emu's eyebrows!

Miley Cyrus is no stranger to tattoos, and the star has surprised us in the past with weird-but-cool designs for her body ink. The “Wrecking Ball” singer has gone under the needle for a new addition, and this time, her choice is one that will resonate with any canine-lover.

Tattoo artist Doctor Woo posted a photo on his Instagram showing a tattoo of Cyrus’s sheltie, Emu, on her arm. He captioned it, “Placed a young Emu on his mom @mileycyrus #emufanclub”. The tattoo artist, who’s based out of Shamrock Social Club in LA, is known for his ability to capture tiny details, and you can actually see Emu’s hair, right down to his little eyebrows. D’aww, no buyer’s remorse here.

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The INSIDER Summary:

• Miley Cyrus just released a new song, "Malibu."
• The singer shows off a new laid-back look and style in the song's music video.
• "Malibu" appears inspired by her rekindled relationship with Liam Hemsworth.
• The single is the first song off of a coming, yet-untitled album from Cyrus.

It looks like the days of wearing head-turning, skin-bearing outfits could be over for Miley Cyrus.

Cyrus is back, and the 24-year-old singer just released the music video for her first new song in two years, and in it she shows off a much tamer persona than the one audiences have grown accustomed to in recent years.

The new tune is called "Malibu," from Cyrus' coming sixth studio album, and it shows a raw, fresh-faced Cyrus smiling, walking with balloons down the beach, and just looking happy while singing about love.

It's a different sound and look from the singer's recent work, the psychedelic and experimental free album "Miley Cyrus & Her Dead Petz" from 2015 and 2013's "Bangerz," which gave us the hit "Wrecking Ball."

"Malibu" is even sweeter when you know the meaning behind the song. It's extremely personal and inspired by her rekindled romance with fiancé Liam Hemsworth ("The Hunger Games"), according to a new cover story in Billboard. The two called off their engagement in August 2013 after dating for nearly four years. In October 2016, the singer confirmed their engagement was back on three years later after the two were spotted hanging out together and Cyrus started wearing an engagement ring again.

One of the lyrics in her new song?

"I never would have believed you if three years ago you'd told me I'd be here writing this song, but here I am, next to you. The sky's so blue in Malibu. Next to you in Malibu."

After Cyrus sings the words "writing this song" the music video cuts to a shot that's focused on the singer's left hand, which is adorned with tiny flowers and an engagement ring.

Take a listen to the lyrics at the 2:03 mark in "Malibu."

But why Malibu?

That's where Cyrus lives with her fiancé and seven dogs, two pigs, and miniature horses. The Malibu ranch cost an estimated $2.5 million.

Cyrus says she wrote the song on her way to "The Voice," where she joined the competition show as a judge in season 11.

And it seems as if her new sound isn't the only big change Cyrus is making.

She told Billboard she recently stopped smoking weed to surround herself with people who make her "want to get better, more evolved, open."

"And I was noticing, it's not the people that are stoned," Cyrus said. "I want to be super clear and sharp, because I know exactly where I want to be."

We can't wait more to hear more from her new, still-untitled album. Check out the official video for "Malibu" below.

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The INSIDER Summary:

• Miley Cyrus is getting flak for her comments about hip hop in a recent interview.
• She criticized some rappers in the industry for their lyrics. 
• Twitter was not happy with her words and called her a hypocrite and appropriator. 

Oh, Miley. With new music on the way, the 24-year-old songstress is gearing up for its impending release with plenty of publicity. Unfortunately, it hasn’t all been the good kind. While Cyrus has been busy explaining what her new sound will be like and exactly what happened with her on-again fiancé Liam Hemsworth, the “We Can’t Stop” singer is getting plenty of flack for several comments she made about the hip-hop genre in a recent interview with Billboard.

In the piece, she spoke about how she was moving away from her “Hip-Hop” vibe and into new musical territory. That’s when things took a turn. While she admitted to loving Kendrick Lamar’s new single, “Humble,” the chanteuse also lambasted other rappers in the industry for their lyrics, saying, “I love [Lamar’s song] because it’s not ‘Come sit on my d–k, suck on my c–k.’ I can’t listen to that anymore. That’s what pushed me out of the hip-hop scene a little. It was too much ‘Lamborghini, got my Rolex, got a girl on my c–k’ — I am so not that.”

Fans are not taking her words lightly.

Many on Twitter felt that she used hip hop music and culture to her advantage to further her fame, then dismissed it in a move they thought reeked of cultural appropriation, dragging her accordingly on social media.

 Cyrus has now responded to those with ruffled feathers with an Instagram post meant to clarify her words.

“When articles are read it isn’t always considered that for hours I’ve spoken with a journalist about my life,” the singer said. “So, to be clear I respect ALL artists who speak their truth and appreciate ALL genres of music…I have always and will continue to love and celebrate hip-hop as I’ve collaborated with some of the very best!”

While it’s unclear how her apology will play out, one thing’s for sure: Things are just getting started for Cyrus in her new journey.

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The INSIDER Summary:

• Miley Cyrus revealed that she regrets her infamous "Wrecking Ball" video in a recent interview.
• The singer didn't realize that the video would become a sensation, especially as a meme. 

Miley Cyrus is embracing an entirely new side as she continues her very public transformation from music industry wild child into a much more toned-down version of herself. Turning her back on her hip hop beginnings with controversial comments was apparently only the beginning. Now, she’s revealed why she regrets her infamous “Wrecking Ball” video.

“It’s kinda crazy that I’ll always be known for licking a sledgehammer,” the 24-year-old explained, according to ET, while promoting her new music on Long Island’s "Cooper Lawrence" morning show. And while we can’t deny that the sledgehammer thing was hella cheeky, we’d have to say her ride on the giant wrecking ball back in 2013 was even more memorable and oh-so meme-worthy.

Either way, the video — and the song — is something that the singer would rather put behind her. When it comes to performing the tune itself, Cyrus told WKTU’s "Cubby and Carolina Bermudez" radio show, “I’ll do it, but I don’t love it.”

Despite the star’s own feelings, with almost 900 million views on YouTube, it doesn’t look like “Wrecking Ball” will be forgotten any time soon.

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• An attack at Ariana Grande's Manchester concert has left at least 22 people dead and 59 others injured.
• Miley Cyrus — a close friend of Grande's — reacted to the tragedy with a touching Instagram post. 
• She shared a throwback photo of herself and Grande, and said she wants to give Grande a "great big hug."

An attack during a Manchester Ariana Grande concert on Monday night has claimed the lives of at least 22 people and injured dozens of others. 

Celebrities across the world have reacted to the news on social media, expressing their shock and sharing condolences for the victims. 

Singer Miley Cyrus, who is one of Grande's close friends, wrote a heartfelt Instagram post to address the tragedy.

"Wishing I could give my friend @arianagrande a great big hug right now," she wrote, captioning a photo of herself and Grande. "Love love love you ... so sorry you had to be apart [sic] of such a tragic event! my most sincere condolences to anyone and everyone affected by this horrific attack! all I can do is send as much HOPE & PEACE your way! This MUST end! No more war ... no more innocent lives taken ... L-O-V-E."

Cyrus and Grande often publicly express their support for one another.

Back in 2014, for example, Grande tweeted a photo of flowers that Cyrus had sent her. And when Cyrus launched her charity the Happy Hippie Foundation in 2015, Grande wrote on Instagram that Cyrus was an "angel on earth." 

"I love, appreciate, and celebrate you,"she concluded. 

Grande herself has also addressed the attack, albeit briefly, writing on Twitter that she is "broken."

Her manager, Scooter Braun, also released a statement, writing, "We mourn the lives of children and loved ones taken by this cowardly act. We are thankful for the selfless service tonight of Manchester's first responders who rushed towards danger to help save lives."

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The INSIDER Summary:

• Miley Cyrus performed on the season finale of "The Voice" Tuesday night. 
• Before singing, she offered a brief tribute to her "good friend" Ariana Grande and the victims of the Manchester attack. 
• Cyrus and Grande are good friends.

Miley Cyrus performed her new single "Malibu" on the season finale of "The Voice" Tuesday night — but before she began singing, she took a moment to address Monday's terror attack at an Ariana Grande concert that left 22 dead and dozens more injured.

"I'd like to dedicate this song to my good friend Ariana Grande, and everyone who experienced that horrific attack yesterday," Cyrus said. "Our hearts are with you."

Cyrus is a longtime friend of Grande — the two have often taken to social media to express their love and support for one another. 

Watch the full performance right here:

The small gesture resonated with fans. 

"I immediately started crying when she said she dedicated this song to Ariana," one commenter wrote on Youtube. 

"I love that she dedicated the performance to those in Manchester,"said another.

Cyrus had previously addressed the attack in a touching post on Instagram on Tuesday.

"Wishing I could give my friend @arianagrande a great big hug right now," she wrote, captioning a photo of herself and Grande. "Love love love you ... so sorry you had to be apart [sic] of such a tragic event! my most sincere condolences to anyone and everyone affected by this horrific attack! all I can do is send as much HOPE & PEACE your way! This MUST end! No more war ... no more innocent lives taken ... L-O-V-E."

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It's June, which pretty much means it's summer. It's time to listen to beach-appropriate songs that will never get out of your head no matter how hard you try. 

The past few years have given us some of the most memorable songs of summer for good and bad reasons: "Call Me Maybe,""Blurred Lines,""Trap Queen."

Spotify put together a playlist of what it predicts will be the songs of summer for 2017, and there's something for every summer occasion. While most of them aren't as horribly catchy as "Blurred Lines," there are songs from artists including Kendrick Lamar, Lady Gaga, Niall from One Direction, Liam from One Direction, and Katy Perry. 

Here are Spotify's picks for the songs of summer 2017, which you can listen to below:

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“Bad Liar” - Selena Gomez

Spotify: "Between the playful coos and seductive beat, Selena Gomez’s brand new song has us all hot and bothered. Spotify listeners took to this track instantly and we predict it’ll be setting the tone for summertime shenanigans everywhere."

“Strip That Down” - Liam Payne ft. Quavo

"Liam Payne’s first post 1D solo offering references everything summer needs: beverages (“Coke and Bacardi”), fast cars (“F1 type Ferrari”) and suggestive dancing (“I love it when your body grinds on me”). Co-written by Ed Sheeran, this track is already the life of the party. "

“I'm The One” - DJ Khaled ft. Justin Bieber, Quavo, Chance The Rapper, Lil Wayne

"If you’re looking to kick back beside the pool with a drink in hand and a mission to be worry-free, this is your song. Led by the charismatic DJ Khaled, “I’m The One” is a sunny all-star collaboration about telling a girl she can call off the search for Mr. Right."

Ariana Grande’s One Love Manchester tribute concert to those affect by the terrorist attack less than two weeks ago was an emotional affair for all involved. 

Across the three hours the concert took place, over £2 million was donated by the public, all proceeds going towards the We Love Manchester emergency fund, set up by Manchester City Council and Red Cross.

Thanks to the phenomenal figure, the total collected by the fund has topped £10 million, with more money still pouring in.

Mike Adamson of The Red Cross told the Associated Press: "We expect to raise another one and half million pounds from ticket sales tonight and then further funding from the TV rights and merchandising."

Performers at the star-studded concert included Coldplay, Liam Gallagher, Justin Bieber, Katy Perry, Miley Cyrus, Black Eyed Peas, and Mac Miller. The event — which sold out within 20 minutes — took place at Manchester’s 50,000 capacity Emirates Old Trafford cricket ground. 

Earlier on in the week, Grande visited victims of the tragic attacks in hospital, the 23-year-old telling them: "I’m so proud of you. You are so strong. You are doing really well."

Donate to the We Love Manchester fund here.

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• Miley Cyrus released a new song called "Inspired" for Pride Month.
• The pop singer plans to make a donation to her Happy Hippie Foundation in honor of the song.
• The foundation helps people facing homelessness and LGBTQ discrimination.

Miley Cyrus certainly flaunts her individuality throughout the year and is fully celebrating Pride Month with a newly released country ballad titled “Inspired.”

Returning to her roots, Cyrus recorded her latest track in her hometown of Nashville, Tenn., and performed it live on stage for the “One Love Manchester” Benefit Concert on June 4, which raised more than $12 million for victims of the recent terrorist bombings.

In honor of the song, the singer will be making a donation to her Happy Hippie Foundation, which aids young people facing challenges of homelessness and LGBTQ discrimination.

On Saturday, the 24-year-old performed at the iHeart Media’s iHeartSummer ’17 concert held at Fontainebleau Miami Beach.

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