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Cyrus wins the right to use her name as a trademark on products in Europe, after a top court annulled a decision by the EU patent office to limit the scope of her brand
Miley Cyrus can use name as trademark in Europe after long-running row Toggle share menu Advertisement Miley Cyrus can use name as trademark in Europe after long-running row The singer's original filing was opposed by a company that had registered the mark Cyrus, citing the likelihood of confusion between the two trademarks. FILE PHOTO: American singer Miley Cyrus performs on the Pyramid Stage during Glastonbury Festival in Somerset, Britain June 30, 2019. REUTERS/Henry Nicholls/File Photo 16 Jun 2021 07:55PM (Updated: 17 Jun 2021 07:48AM) ...
Last Updated: Miley Cyrus' Debut: Did You Know She First Appeared In Her Father's Show Doc? Miley Cyrus made her acting debut at the age of nine with her father's popular comedy-drama Doc. She appeared in three episodes of the series. Miley Cyrus, who is a global star now, rose to fame due to her popular Disney sitcom, Hannah Montana. In the show, she played the dual role of a teenager Miley, also a secret teen pop star Hannah Montana, trying to live the 'best of both worlds'. Even over a decade later, Miley Cyrus is still synonymous with Hannah Montana. However, did you know this w...
The “Prisoner” singer-songwriter, who was previously signed for three albums with RCA Records, has reportedly moved to Columbia Records, according to what sources close to the matter told the outlet on Wednesday (March 3). Per the report, Columbia Chairman and CEO Ron Perry has reportedly spent the past couple of months making multiple trips to Los Angeles in an effort to court Cyrus to sign with the recording company. Evidently, Perry has a good rapport with Cyrus, her manager, Maverick Management’s Adam Leber, her attorney Tish Cyrus. Plastic Hearts, via RCA Records in November 202...
The 'We Can't Stop' musician is reportedly leaving RCA Records.