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Radiohead member Thom Yorke is continuing the feud with Miley Cyrus after slamming her for threatening to "ruin" his band. Cyrus revealed she had made it her mission to "ruin" Radiohead after frontman Yorke snubbed her at the Annual Grammy Awards last month. The pop singer requested a meeting with her favorite band when she discovered their dressing room was only four doors away from hers, but Yorke declined because he was preparing himself for his first performance at the Oscars. In a radio interview last week, Cyrus said, "My manager asked and said, you know, 'Miley, she's really obsessed and she'd really like to meet them,' and they were like, 'Yeah, we don't really do that.'" Cyrus was left humiliated by the slight, because she had already boasted to her friends about meeting the band. She adds, "I left 'cause I was so upset. I wasn't going to watch! I'd already texted all my friends, we were all freaking ou...

Miley Cyrus Pop star Miley Cyrus has made it her mission to "ruin" Radiohead after frontman Thom Yorke snubbed the singer at the famed Grammy Awards. The singing actress requested a meeting with her favorite band when she discovered their dressing room was four doors away from hers backstage at the awards. But Yorke politely declined because he was preparing himself for his first performance at the event. Cyrus reveals, "My manager asked and said, you know, 'Miley, she's really obsessed and she'd really like to meet them,' and they were like, 'Yeah, we don't really do that.'" Cyrus was left humiliated, because she had already boasted to her friends about meeting the famous band. She adds, "I left 'cause I was so upset. I wasn't going to watch! I'd already texted all my friends, we were all freaking out." Miley was so hurt she made an instant decision to expose Radiohead as the mean guys they are. She says, "Stin...

Radiohead Radiohead fans crashed the band's website trying to download their new album 'In Rainbows' the other day. The album has been available for a pre-order download since October 1, but the website just couldn't cope with the number of fans desperate to get their hands on the band's first album since 2003. In a bold move that has sent the music industry into a panic, Radiohead are allowing their fans to choose how much they want to pay for it. Radiohead enthusiast's can pay anything from £100 (U.S. $200.) to absolutely nothing for the download version. Many fans are opting to pay 0p, with some even accusing the band of being "pretentious" for choosing to sell their album in such a unique way. Internet forum user Tombigbee bragged: "I paid absolutely zero for the album, but I might get the discbox when it comes out."Gumshoe added: "I paid nothing either, but I think I will get the discbox because the album is excellent."Another...