Remember When... Celebrities Couldn't Stop Writing Open Letters To Each Other

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Remember When... Celebrities Couldn't Stop Writing Open Letters To Each Other

Remember Whensday is a new weekly series where we spend Wednesday reflecting on an iconic moment, argument, relationship or news story - or at least one that we couldn't stop talking about during school/college/internships/our first jobs.

It started when Miley Cyrus took to the stage at the VMAs in a nude latex outfit and twerked all over Robin Thike, just after she’d released the video for Wrecking Ball where she rode naked on an actual wrecking ball. She concluded the letter , by writing: ‘Whether we like it or not, us females in the industry are role models and as such we have to be extremely careful what messages we send to other women. The message you keep sending is that it’s somehow cool to be prostituted … it’s so not cool Miley … it’s dangerous.’

Amanda Palmer did however have time to write an open letter, so she wrote one to Sinead O’Connor, defending Miley’s right to lick hammers and ride wrecking balls .

 

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