Miley Cyrus is an American singer, songwriter, and actress who gained fame as the star of the Disney Channel television series *Hannah Montana* (2006–2011), where she played Miley Stewart/Hannah Montana. This role established her as a global teen idol and launched her career in entertainment. Born on November 23, 1992, in Franklin, Tennessee, she is known for her versatility and frequent reinvention in music and public image. Cyrus transitioned successfully from a child star to a mainstream pop artist with her 2008 album *Breakout*, which marked her first major solo success. She achieved further commercial and critical acclaim with albums such as *Bangerz* (2013), featuring the hit single "Wrecking Ball," and *Endless Summer Vacation* (2023), which includes the record-breaking single "Flowers." "Flowers" earned her two Grammy Awards in 2024, including Record of the Year. In 2025, she won a third Grammy for the country duet "II Most Wanted" with Beyoncé. Throughout her career, Cyrus has explored various musical styles, including pop, rock, country, hip hop, and R&B. She has released multiple chart-topping albums and singles, with notable songs like "Party in the U.S.A." and "When I Look at You." Besides music, she has acted in films such as *Bolt* (2008), *Hannah Montana: The Movie* (2009), and *The Last Song* (2010). Cyrus is also recognized for her activism, founding the Happy Hippie Foundation, which supports homeless and LGBTQ+ youth. Her ongoing influence in pop culture is marked by her artistic evolution and public advocacy. Recent projects include her 2025 visual album and musical film *Something Beautiful*, highlighting her continued relevance in music and entertainment[1][2][3][4][5].