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Entertainment

Back to the Best of Both Worlds: Hannah Montana Turns 20 and Brings the Nostalgia Back

Tanisha Cardozo

There are comebacks—and then there are comebacks that feel personal. The return of Hannah Montana after two decades falls firmly into the second category.

If you grew up in the 2000s, you probably remember this without even trying. Rushing home from school. Dropping your bag. Turning on the TV before anyone else could grab the remote. Because missing an episode simply wasn’t an option. Not when Miley Stewart was living the dream we all secretly imagined.

Now, 20 years later, Miley Cyrus is bringing that world back with a special anniversary edition set to premiere on Disney+. And suddenly, an entire generation is pausing to feel something they didn’t expect—nostalgia in its purest form.

What made the show special wasn’t just the wigs, the concerts, or the double life. It was how real it felt. Miley Stewart was just like us—awkward, emotional, figuring things out, dealing with family, friendships, and growing pains. And then, almost magically, she stepped into the spotlight as Hannah Montana, living a life most could only dream of.

That duality—ordinary and extraordinary—was the hook. It told us something powerful without being loud about it: you can be both. You can dream big and still be yourself.

And let’s be honest, it wasn’t just a show. It was a phase. From themed school supplies to posters, from singing along to the title track to arguing over who got control of the TV—Hannah Montana became part of everyday life. It shaped conversations, friendships, and even aspirations.

As the show ended and Miley Cyrus evolved into a global pop icon, that chapter quietly closed for many fans. Life moved on. We grew up. But somewhere, that version of ourselves—the one who believed in secret identities and big dreams—stayed behind.

Until now.

With the 20th anniversary special dropping on March 24, Disney’s teaser already hints at a return to where it all began—familiar sets, iconic visuals, and a wave of memories waiting to hit. And maybe that’s why this comeback feels different. It’s not just about revisiting a show. It’s about reconnecting with a time when life felt simpler, lighter, and full of possibility.

So here’s a question—if you hear “you get the best of both worlds” today… do you still sing along without thinking? Chances are, you do. And that says everything about the legacy this show has left behind.

Music

Miley Cyrus Announces New Song ‘Dream As One’ for Avatar: Fire and Ash, Inspired by LA Fires

Tanisha Cardozo

Miley Cyrus has announced a brand-new original song titled Dream As One, created especially for James Cameron’s upcoming sci-fi epic Avatar: Fire and Ash. The song will play over the film’s end credits and will be released as a single on November 14, ahead of the movie’s theatrical release in December.

Cyrus revealed the song through a short social media teaser, sharing that it was inspired by the devastating wildfires that swept across Los Angeles earlier this year. “Honored to support Avatar: Fire and Ash with an original song I’ve written with Mark Ronson and Andrew Wyatt,” she wrote in her announcement. “Having been personally affected by fire and being rebuilt from the ashes, this project holds profound meaning for me. Thank you, Jim, for the opportunity to turn that experience into musical medicine.”

Dream As One marks a collaboration between Cyrus, award-winning producers Mark Ronson and Andrew Wyatt, and composer Simon Franglen, who is also scoring the film. According to Cyrus, the song’s message of unity, love, and healing deeply connects with the emotional themes of Avatar: Fire and Ash. “To be even a small star in the universe the Avatar family has created is truly a dream come true,” she added.

The release continues Cyrus’s streak of cinematic music moments — following her contribution to The Last Showgirl soundtrack last year with the song Beautiful That Way. Earlier this year, she also released her ninth studio album, Something Beautiful, accompanied by a visual film project.

The upcoming Avatar: Fire and Ash will see the return of Sam Worthington and Zoe Saldaña as Jake and Neytiri, as they face loss and encounter a new Na’vi tribe led by Varang, played by Oona Chaplin. The tribe’s uneasy alliance with antagonist Quaritch, portrayed by Stephen Lang, promises new conflict and emotional depth. James Cameron has confirmed that this third installment will be the longest in the franchise so far.

While Dream As One debuts on November 14, the full Avatar: Fire and Ash soundtrack — composed by Simon Franglen — will release on December 12. The film hits UK cinemas on December 19, continuing the cinematic journey through Pandora’s breathtaking world, now with Miley Cyrus’s voice echoing through its closing moments.

Human Interest

Liam Hemsworth and Gabriella Brooks Are Engaged

Tanisha Cardozo

Liam Hemsworth and Gabriella Brooks have officially confirmed their engagement. On September 12, 2025, Brooks, 29, shared a heartfelt announcement on Instagram featuring a series of photos: one in black and white embracing Hemsworth, another of a scenic ocean view, and a close‑up of her diamond engagement ring resting against a white sheet. She captioned the post with a simple white heart.

The engagement comes after speculation earlier in August when Brooks was photographed in Ibiza, Spain, wearing a large diamond ring on her left hand while strolling along a yacht dock. Fans noticed her flashing the ring and widely speculated an announcement might be imminent.

Hemsworth, 35, and Brooks have been romantically linked since December 2019, when they were first spotted together in Byron Bay, Australia. They officially went public in June 2021 at a charity event in Sydney. Although they’ve kept much of their relationship private, occasional glimpses into their personal lives have appeared via red carpet appearances and social media posts.

This will be Hemsworth’s second marriage. He was previously married to Miley Cyrus, with the marriage beginning in December 2018 and divorce finalized in February 2020.

According to sources familiar with the family, Hemsworth’s parents Craig and Leonie Hemsworth and his brothers were immediately supportive of Brooks, describing her as “sweet and genuine.” They had apparently been encouraging Hemsworth to propose for some time.

The announcement has lit up social media with congratulations from fans, friends, and family. For now, details about the wedding date or location remain private.