Ache Breaky Bonehead

Billy Ray Cyrus is once again making some headlines for his outburst about daughter Miley, but like his singing career this should'nt last long.

Hollywood experts are saying that Billy Ray's coments in the G.Q. magazine interview was all a ploy to revamp his popularity. Mercury Records dropped Cyris in 1996, and he's tried everything from Christian music to Rock&Roll, but record labels didn't want anything to do with him. Then, along came Hannah  Montana, and that really put his career on the back burner, and that's why he said in the interview that the show ruined his family. Since the article came out, Cyris has cancelled appearances on 'The View" and "Good Morning America", but the new issue of People magazine comes out tomorrow and guess who's in it? If you said Billy Ray Cyrus,you would be correct. Cyrus scolds himself for talking about Miley and the rest of the family, and says his comments were "explosive, and unintentionally so". I love the way famous people create a mess of their lives, and can't wait to go public with the sorrid details, only to come back and thank everyone for respecting their privacy during these troubling times. Look, train wreck, I really didn't care too hear about your problems on how your daurhter became a millionaire,drug you along for the ride, and then turned 18 years old and cut the the gravy train of money to you. So as far as your privacy, I would be very happy to never have to read your name in the tabloids again. Don't worry, the way things are going, you may be a Grandfather sooner than you think, and your daughter will need a babysitter,bingo, you two are talking again