Miley Cyrus Charts A Brand New Rock Hit — And It's Not Her Latest Single
Miley Cyrus is back on the Billboard charts this week as her latest era officially begins. Most fans are focused on her brand new single, 'End of the World,' which is leading the charge when it comes to her upcoming full-length Something Beautiful. But while that tune begins its journey, another cut from the same project has quietly appeared on a ranking Cyrus isn't quite as familiar with, showing that her listeners are interested in everything she's putting out.
Cyrus' 'Something Beautiful' appears on Billboard's Hot Rock & Alternative Songs chart for the first time this week. The ranking blends all major forms of consumption — sales, streams, and radio airplay — to show which tracks in the rock and alternative spheres are performing best in the U.S. The cut sneaks onto the tally at No. 47, just barely making the 50-position list.
'Something Beautiful' brings Cyrus back to the Hot Rock & Alternative Songs ranking for the first time in nearly three years. The last time she landed on the tally was in July 2021, when she joined a stacked list of collaborators for a unique cover of Metallica's 'Nothing Else Matters.'
That rendition saw Cyrus teaming up with Elton John, Yo-Yo Ma, Watt, Robert Trujillo, and Chad Smith. Together, they pushed the classic into the top 40, as it peaked at No. 36. Until now, that had been the lowest-charting entry of her career on this particular list — but 'Something Beautiful' now claims that title with its more modest No. 47 starting position.
Throughout the years, Cyrus has placed a total of nine tracks on the Hot Rock & Alternative Songs chart. Out of those, only one has managed to break into the top 10. That honor belongs to 'Plastic Hearts,' the title track from her 2020 rock-leaning release. It climbed as high as No. 8 back in December 2020 and still stands as her longest-charting title on the list, racking up 20 weeks before dropping off.
'Something Beautiful' is one of several cuts released from Cyrus's upcoming Something Beautiful before she even officially launched the era with its lead single. A mostly spoken prelude was also shared in advance, though that track hasn't charted yet.
'End of the World,' the official lead single, is also making its presence felt now that it's finished its initial full tracking week. It debuts on seven different Billboard tallies this frame, including a somewhat dull No. 52 bow on the Hot 100. The song performs much better on more focused charts, landing higher on all three of the company's pop radio lists as well as the Digital Song Sales ranking.
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
New York Post
2 hours ago
- New York Post
‘Three's Company' actress Jenilee Harrison refused to strip down for her Playboy photoshoot
Advertisement As a sex symbol, Jenilee Harrison wasn't keen on stripping down. The actress, who replaced Suzanne Somers on 'Three's Company,' posed for the June 1987 issue of Playboy. While she was ready for her close-up, Harrison was determined to appear in the Hugh Hefner-led magazine on her terms. Harrison, 67, is the co-host of a new podcast, 'Stall Talk,' where women of various ages, from the boomer to Gen Z, share unfiltered stories and wisdom from personal experiences. 'It was in my contract that, yes, I'll do [Playboy], but I have to keep my clothes on,' Harrison told Fox News Digital. Advertisement 'So I show up for this photo shoot in the Playboy building in Beverly Hills, and I go into the changing room to do my makeup and all that,' Harrison recalled. 'And the photographer – a very famous photographer – comes in. He goes, 'You're all ready to go?' And I said, 'Well, yeah, where's my wardrobe?' And he looked shocked. He's like, 'Your wardrobe? No, we're doing Playboy.' And I said, 'No, my contract says I'm wearing clothes.' He was just shocked.' 6 Actress Jenilee Harrison poses for a portrait in 1981 in Los Angeles, California. Getty Images 'So everything stopped,' Harrison continued. 'He had to get back on the phone. They had to regroup and bring in wardrobe… He didn't even know. But I had to fight for that.' Advertisement Harrison became part of a small group of pinups who appeared in Playboy without going nude, including Dolly Parton and Barbra Streisand, among others. The self-proclaimed tomboy admitted she struggled with being depicted as a sex symbol in front of cameras. She wanted to be recognized for her hard work in showbiz, not just for her beauty. 'I looked at being a sex symbol as just a wardrobe I had to put on to go into Hollywood and do this job,' she explained. 'Your wardrobe is your outside, but it's not what your core person is, what your soul is. But I had a large wardrobe because your wardrobe is the tool of the trade. I would say at 10 o'clock I had to be a nurse. At 12 o'clock, I had to be a secretary. At 3 o'clock, I had to be a Sports Illustrated model. At 5 o'clock, I had to be a hooker. And at 8 o'clock I had to be a nun. I had to be all those things. But was I uncomfortable? Absolutely, many times I was uncomfortable.' Advertisement 6 Harrison and actor John Schneider attend the Fifth Annual Toyota Pro/Celebrity Race – Race Day on March 14, 1981 at the Long Beach Street Circuit in Long Beach, California. Ron Galella Collection via Getty Images Harrison clarified that she felt 'blessed' to appear in Playboy without baring everything. It's been one of many surprising moments for her in Hollywood. 'When I was very young – like 19 years old… my agent called me and said, 'They want to see you – they're replacing Suzanne Somers on 'Three's Company,'' said Harrison. 'I thought, 'Oh geez, why am I even going to the interview? I'm not going to get a role like that.'' In 1980, after starring in four seasons of the hit sitcom, Somers asked for a raise, which she said was equal to what her co-star, John Ritter, was getting paid. The actress was quickly phased out of the show and then fired. 6 Harrison poses for a portrait in 1981 in Los Angeles, California. Getty Images By then, Harrison, a former Rams cheerleader, had already appeared in commercials, as well as an episode in 'CHiPs.' It only took her one interview to secure the role of Somers' on-screen cousin, Cindy Snow. 'When I showed up for the audition… I tripped when I was walking in,' said Harrison. 'I fell over things and grabbed something or whatever. They instantly thought, 'Oh, here's our klutzy cousin girl'… How lucky I was.' Harrison insisted she wasn't fazed that she had big shoes to fill. Advertisement 'I just live very much in the present,' said Harrison. 'Luckily, I'm extremely disciplined… And whatever job I had, I looked at it in front of me and just did the work… And when I got on 'Three's Company,' I was welcomed with open arms. They treated me lovely. They treated me like a little sister… And the girls [on set], we protected one another, and we supported one another.' 6 Cindy Snow (Jenilee Harrison), joined her new roommates Janet (Joyce DeWitt) and Jack (John Ritter). Disney General Entertainment Content via Getty Images Harrison was eventually written out of the sitcom, but her luck didn't end there. She later appeared in the hit soap opera 'Dallas.' ''Dallas' was and is still such a joy,' she beamed. 'And I worked with some of the people there… I remember visiting the set and Patrick [Duffy] was there with his boys. His kids started grabbing his shirt, and saying, 'Dad, dad, that's Jack Tripper's maid!' And Patrick's going, 'What are you talking about?' The boys had been watching 'Three's Company' and they were so excited. That broke the ice.' Advertisement According to Harrison, the cast of 'Dallas' was keen to have her join their circle. Larry Hagman, who played ruthless oil tycoon J.R. Ewing, instantly welcomed her with his sense of humor. She also saw a different side to the beloved TV villain. 6 Harrison, 67, is the co-host of a new podcast, 'Stall Talk,' where women of various ages, from the boomer to Gen Z, share unfiltered stories and wisdom from personal experiences. Jenilee Harrison 'He would not go out in public unless he had his hat on,' she said, referring to his character's signature look. Advertisement 'He had to have that cowboy hat because he said, 'When I go out there, the people want to see J.R.' He loved that character. And that hat was J.R. I remember one time we were all crammed in a limousine [heading] to some event. He left his hat or something, and he freaked out. We had to stop the car and everything. He said, 'I need my hat!'' Harrison said one of her favorite memories of Hagman was that, despite being the show's star, he made sure to stay on set as long as he was needed to ensure the other actors could shoot their scenes with ease. 6 'Three's Company' cast members Richard Kline (Larry), Jenilee Harrison (Cindy), Don Knotts (Mr. Furley); bottom row: Priscilla Barnes (Terri), John Ritter (Jack), and Joyce DeWitt (Janet). Disney General Entertainment Content via Getty Images 'Larry would not go home if his lines were needed,' she said. 'Larry knew that the show's success was not just about him. The show's success was because of all the characters and how they interacted.' Advertisement 'He had every right to be the number one star, leave the set and just have that air about him,' she continued. 'And he didn't. He was very down-to-earth, and he worked hard with all of us. And he continued to work. His whole life… he'd still do autograph shows and be out in public. He never took his role, his popularity in 'Dallas,' for granted… [He taught us] not to take it for granted. It could be gone tomorrow.' Today, Harrison is 'living the dream' running a sprawling ranch. But when she's not tending to her animals, she's sharing stories on 'Stall Talk.' 'It doesn't matter if you're a boomer or Gen Z, we're sharing the most intimate, honest, relationship issues with ourselves, and we're giggling, or we're crying,' said Harrison. 'But we're sharing those stories… All of our guests just share real and honest questions about what women talk about when they go to the bathroom together.' 'The advice I always give [on the podcast] is go for your dreams, go for the opportunities,' Harrison reflected. 'You have to persevere and remember that if you persevere, anything can happen. Anything is possible.'
New York Post
4 hours ago
- New York Post
Matthew McConaughey speaks out about the devastating floods that ravaged his home state of Texas: ‘A long road ahead'
Matthew McConaughey is pleading with fans to 'lend a helping hand' after the catastrophic floods ravaged his home state of Texas, killing dozens of people. 'At least 70 lives have been lost, many more are unaccounted for, and countless Texans are hurting – inside and out,' the 'Dallas Buyers Club' star wrote on X Sunday. 'If you're able, please lend a helping hand where and how you can. It's gonna be a long road ahead, but right now the shock, the pain, and the chaos need the steady hand of a neighbor.' Advertisement 4 Actor Matthew McConaughey released a statement regarding the devastating floods that ravaged his home state of Texas. X / @McConaughey 'Texans are some of the most resilient and generous people on the planet,' McConaughey, who was born in Uvalde, concluded. The 55-year-old actor's comments follow the Guadalupe River overflowing its banks during torrential rains on Thursday night into Friday, causing devastating flash floods to sweep through central Texas. Advertisement McConaughey has joined a list of celebrities who have spoken out about the devastation in the Lone Star State. Jennifer Garner, who was born in Houston, wrote a simple message of support for Texans on her Instagram story Sunday. 'Texas. God, be near,' the actress wrote. 4 McConaughey was born in Uvalde. / Advertisement Colombian pop singer Shakira has pledged to donate the proceeds from her concert in San Antonio to Catholic Charities of San Antonio. 'Dear San Antonio, Our hearts and prayers are with those affected by the flood in Central Texas. We are donating a portion of tonight's show proceeds to Catholic Charities of San Antonio, who are providing disaster relief to the families impacted,' the Grammy-winning singer wrote on X Saturday. 'If you would like to join me in donating, please click on the link below. Your help is important and appreciated.' 4 A Texas state flag flies in a yard filled with debris on July 6, 2025 in Hunt, Texas. Getty Images Advertisement The death toll from the catastrophic Texas floods has risen to at least 82 Sunday night, with dozens more people missing, and the number of those killed is only expected to rise as the Lone Star State sifts through the wreckage. At least 68 are dead at the flooding's epicenter in Kerr County, while 12 more were killed in other counties. The confirmed dead in Kerr were 40 adults and 28 children. 4 A view inside a cabin at Camp Mystic, the site where at least 20 girls went missing after flash flooding in Hunt, Texas, on July 5, 2025. AFP via Getty Images Officials said 11 girls and one counselor are still missing from Camp Mystic, the Christian girls' summer camp just off the banks of the Guadalupe River. Five campers, ages 8 and 9, have been confirmed dead in the flooding, along with the camp's owner. Some 400 first responders from 20 agencies, including city, state, and national organizations, are continuing the rescue operation in Kerr County, where they face difficult conditions with trees and other debris still scattered across the countryside. Advertisement As of Sunday, there have been 525 rescue operations across the state, with 366 being conducted by air. More than 850 people were rescued within 36 hours of the flash flooding, which began after a sudden storm dumped over a foot of rain on the region, according to officials.
New York Post
9 hours ago
- New York Post
This country's highway ‘plays' Beethoven's Ninth Symphony when you drive over it
It's an 'Ode to Joyriding.' Drivers in one stretch of highway in the United Arab Emirates are in for a musical treat when they cruise over cleverly-installed rumble strips — a rendition of Ludwig van Beethoven's Ninth Symphony. The reason is the spacing of the strips on a half-mile section in the right hand lane of the E84 highway in Fujairah, with the grooves sounding out the notes to the famed composer's masterpiece. A stretch of a highway in the United Arab Emirates plays Ludwig van Beethoven's Ninth Symphony when you drive over rumble strips. Photo by FADEL SENNA/AFP via Getty Images The move is part of 'Street of Music,' an international project that seeks to promote the arts. 'We wanted this project to be in our country, Ali Obaid Al Hefaiti, director of the Fujairah Fine Arts Academy in the UAM, which spearheaded the hummable highway idea. 'I think that the project is focused on spreading the art culture,' Al Hefaiti told the Associated Press. 'The combination of music in our lives and our normal lives.' Fujairah installed the Beethoven lane as part of the 'Street of Music' program to promote the arts. Photo by UniversalBeethoven's Ninth Symphony, first performed in 1824, is one of the German-born composer's most recognizable works. Its final movement, 'Ode to Joy,' is widely performed to this day and remains a staple in countless television ads and film soundtracks over the years. With Post wires
