As if the entertainment industry wasn't seeping through everything these days, now it seems to be reporting everything but Miley Cyrus's bowel movements on television stations and websites dedicated to the lives of everything celebrity. So what's in it for fans across the globe? Well besides a few death scares, a few dead brain cells and a lot more information than necessary, they get to experience the full life and scandal of America's biggest celebs – so if you're one of those obsessively compulsive fans, don't bother attempting to step back from celebreality (even CNN is doing it!) and instead, further your connection with Miley Cyrus tickets!

Take the recent death hoax, which some internet hacker posted on Cyrus' YouTube page with best friend Mandy Jiroux. The short upload, which said “Miley told us if anything ever happened to her, then we should let all her fans know before the public…RIP honey, we will miss you so much,” reported that Cyrus had been killed by a drunk driver. All a big hoax, according to Jiroux, the “hoax” has since been reported on everything from E! News to CNN.

Luckily for the singer/songwriter/actress, she hasn't let the little death threat stop her from keeping up her Disney-built momentum. Reeling in her reign of America's pre-teens Cyrus is set to perform during the finale of Dancing with the Stars show where she will sing her hit “Fly on the Wall.” Her Hannah Montana co-star Cody Linley is one of the finalists while her father performed last year in the show.

Still not impressed? Cyrus's Dancing debut doesn't end there (though she isn't dancing with professionals…at least not yet). The young star, who recently turned 16 and celebrated with a huge bash in Disneyland, will premiere her vocal capabilities this week with the animated film Bolt housing Cyrus' voice. Even after the death hoax was revealed to adoring fans, and Cyrus herself, she was sitting across from none other than John Travolta, her costar for the Disney film. The two sing a duet in the film, which get this, might be Oscar worthy. According to the Los Angeles Times, the Disney starlet could “soon reign in the Oscar pantheon beside Katherine Hepburn, Barbra Streisand and Oscar Hammerstein II” for her musical additions to Bolt. The film's single “I Thought I Lost You,” was written by both Cyrus and Jeffrey Steele and performed by Cyrus and Travolta. It doesn't come as a huge shocker that a Disney song would get an Oscar nomination – take last years' show, when Disney singles dominated the Best Song Category from Enchanted, and over the years have earned the award for films like Tarzan, The Lion King, Beauty and the Best and The Little Mermaid. So perhaps it's time to prepare yourself for the biggest recognition a girl can receive short of her 18th birthday present and check out http://www.stubhub.com/miley-cyrus-tickets for all the latest Miley Cyrus tickets and adventures!

Born to country singer Billy Ray Cyrus, Miley Cyrus got her big break when she became the hit star of the Disney channel sitcom Hannah Montana in 2006. Since then she exploded as a teen pop triple threat: acting, the release of her solo album, headling her own tour and serious scandal that even tops veteran pop singers.