Miley Cyrus should stick to Tiger Beat

I signed online today to find some startling news: Miley Cyrus, teenage goddess to the 14 and under set, apparently posed "nude" for Vanity Fair. Upon closer investigation, I realized this was just the media making a big deal out of tastefully done Annie Leibovitz shots. Granted, she is 15, and her PR people should have probably forecasted the tornado that would hit when these pics leaked onto the net, but no use crying over spilled milk, right? Anyway, here's what's unsettling: as I delved deeper into "Miley Pics" online (FYI I know nothing about this chick nor do I follow her 'music', I just was curious becuase of the story I read on AOL News), I found disturbingly hoe-esque shots of the teen queen and her extremely nerdy looking boyfriend making out. And so I wonder--are these pics real? Who knows. To be honest I don't really care. The media loves to torture the rich and famous, that's no secret. Not to mention I'm sure there are thousands if not millions of photogs that are steaming with jealousy of this girl becuase apparently she makes a mil a day on tour (what has the country come to?) In all honesty, I feel bad for her. She's not growing up like a normal person, her entire life is documented to the extreme by sketchy guys with gigantic cameras...that's just not healthy. Of course I'm not saying poor Miley, she has probably massed a fortune great enough to save Darfur in the past year, but money doesn't buy happiness, and I'm sure she's not too happy right about now. But the most aggravating thing from this entire story is the heat that Annie Leibovitz is getting. Leibovitz is one of my favorite photographers in the world, and she shot tasteful (albeit a little too au natural for Disney, but still) beautiful pictures and I'm honestly angry that the media would have the guts to turn this all around and say Miley was "manipulated" into posing for the pictures. OH PLEASE. Are you serious? Her people were probably with her on set the whole day, and I'm pretty sure that someone who is old enough and "talented" enough to perform for millions in an audience for weeks at a time isn't stupid enough to suddently strip at the command of a photographer. And to say that Vanity Fair manipulated her too? That's a joke. Vanity Fair was doing Miley a favor by covering her in their magazine: VF is a well respected publication, not Tiger Beat. Being showcased in VF would have made her look somewhat more respectable, perhaps not just another extremely moronic teen singer (I'm sure that was the entire point of her even doing a story with them). Then Disney pulled in the reigns and once again Miley is another controlled robot. I understand why Disney did what they did; clearly after the wake of Jamie-Lynn Spears and the bitty baby bump any little disturbance is cause for catastrophe. But the next time Disney, or any other gossip website or television show spins a story to make well respected artists and publications look like the bad guys, more people should speak up, because I, for one, am frankly outraged.