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Cheat Sheet: Miley Cyrus, Shrek and the Futterwacken

by the editors at KOL/JSYK (Subscribe to the editors at KOL/JSYK's posts)
May 12th 2010 4:30PM

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Filed under: Celeb Kids, In The News, Tween Culture, Teen Culture, Celeb News & Interviews

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Miley Cyrus proves she can't be tamed. Credit: Jon Kopaloff/FilmMagic.com

We've seen the rise and fall of many a Pop Princess over the past decade. So pardon us if we're slightly cringing at Miley Cyrus' new video "Can't Be Tamed." We're having flashbacks to Britney Spears circa "I'm a Slave 4 U." It was around this time that a young Ms. Spears tried to take on an edgier role and shortly thereafter crashed and burned. The new video is certainly more edgy than anything we've seen Miley/Hannah do in the past, and we'll now sit back and watch Miley embark on this Pop Princess rite of passage.

The fourth and final "Shrek" movie, "Shrek Forever After" opens May 21! Poor Shrek is feeling a bit bored by domestic bliss (we sympathize a bit!) and is lured into signing a pact that will flip his life upside down. Your kids are sure to want to see this, and if the movie is as funny as previous ones you won't mind watching it, too. Check out the trailers and a clip from the movie to decide if this will be on your must-see list.

Disney, to support the release of 'Alice in Wonderland on Blu-Ray and DVD in June, is conducting a 'Show Us Your Futterwacken' contest. In the world of Alice's Wonderland, the Futterwacken is a dance that the Mad Hatter performs to show his unbridled joy. Up for grabs in the contest are two iPads! So get out your camera, convince your kids to get down and GOOD LUCK!

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