Miley Cyrus was an exhausted little triple threat when she visited MTV -- understandably, since the 15-year-old works harder than most adults we know and was frantically rushed around town doing interviews and appearances to support her brand-new album, Breakout. And like another former teen queen who got her start in Disney, everyone wanted a piece of her, from other bloggers, to those employed by Team Miley's around-the-clock operation.

So, after several hours of waiting in line for our few allotted minutes with her, a tie-tie My Cy, who'd changed out of a maxi dress and grey socks into the cute pink party frock you saw on TRL, perked up and happily answered the fan questions you submitted. And sorry -- not even Damien could get an answer out of her about who "7 Things" is about...

Check out our exclusive Miley Cyrus video interview below, and see if she answered your question. Our favorite is the answer for "what's the strangest thing a fan ever gave you?" And we're now fearing a phone call from PETA.

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In addition to the odd pairing of teen dreams the Jonas Brothers, beer-buzz-happy Shwayze, Nelly and his pro-partying stance, and scary Slipknot, tonight’s FNMTV lineup also holds a relative newcomer — 21-year-old Irish singer-songwriter Lesley Roy. Think Amy Lee’s best friend meets Gretchen Wilson’s little sister meets Hayley Williams' Irish cousin over a pint of Guinness.

We rang up Lesley in L.A., where was prepping for her big FNMTV debut, and she gave us a little look (as much as one can over the phone anyway) at her about-to-drop video, “I’m Gone, I’m Going,” off her upcoming album, Unbeautiful, which hits stores September 30th and features songwriting credits by FNMTV alum Katy Perry. Wait, so, did Katy put the girlie moves on Lesley? Read our exclusive interview with Lesley Roy to find out.

Buzzworthy: What can we expect to see in your new video, “I’m Gone, I’m Going”?

Lesley Roy: It’s definitely about where I am in my life. For the past two years, I was going back and forth to the States, and I finally made the move, and I’m releasing the album, and it’s all coming together now. So “I’m Gone, I’m Going” is 100 percent what I’m doing right now. I can’t wait to show it Friday night!

BW: Why’d you title your upcoming album Unbeautiful?

LR: Unbeautiful is the title of one of my favorite songs on the album. I called the album that because it’s when I hit rock bottom. It’s the question a lot of people ask when they’re in a relationship, and it’s like ‘where was the point where you didn’t find me attractive anymore?’ It’s a universal feeling and an unusual word. A lot of people ask me about it and relate to it. And the world is not perfect right now. Unbeautiful seems like a realistic title for a lot of things that are happening.

BW: You worked with a lot of different songwriters and artists on this album. Will any guest artists end up on the album?

LR: My first album is just gonna be me, but on the second one i wouldn’t mind doing a duet or two with some male artists like Chris Daughtry — I think our vocals would work well together.

BW: You also worked with Katy Perry on this album!

LR: I did indeed! I worked with Katy on a song called “Slow Goodbye.” We had great fun. She’s a great writer, great girl. We get along great together. Her album’s doing amazingly right now. I’m so proud of her!

BW: Did she try to kiss you?

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Like us, Colby O'Donis is both simultaneously intrigued and mystified by Lady Gaga, who delivered a laser-sharp performance surrounded by a bunch of beauty queens attempting to dance in bikinis and heels at the Miss Universe pageant this past Sunday.

Colby referred to the avant garde artiste as "very abstract" and confirmed that Gaga's glittery, latexed look isn't just for show: "It's not just a front for the camera," he said. "She's like that every day! She'll probably be home, and like most people are in pajamas, but she's probably wearing, like, a tight leather outfit, relaxing on her couch in like these extreme glasses!" Right you are, Colby. She's a one-woman couture culture club.

Watch our exclusive, in-depth exploration into the depths of Lady Gaga's fashion-of-the-future style (truly, we'd punch a toddler for those Marni heels), and then check out a bonus video of Lady Gaga discussing her favorite places to shop -- and party -- in New York City. Plus: Watch Lady Gaga discuss working with the New Kids on the Block and check out her first Buzzworthy interview and photos here.

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PLEASE NOTE: The submission period is now over. Sorry! Check back soon for Miley's interview!

Who's got a question for Miley? A clean one? My Cy will be here at MTV this Friday, and we're going to be interviewing her. Wanna be part of the question-axin' fun? Just post your question in the comments below. We'll take your most interesting questions and ask her on camera. So, you know, maybe think twice before you ask, like "What's your dad's name?" or something. And we're going to go ahead and answer the "will you make/ go out with me" question in a word: "No." And check back next week for Miley's interview to see if we asked your question.

+ Need inspiration? Check out Miley's "7 Things" video.

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More than 4,000 fans packed Rockefeller Plaza to witness the New Kids on the Block reascend into the "boyband" (dadband?) stratosphere when they performed live on Today back in May. And they weren't the only ones risking serious vasovagal syncope. Lady Gaga -- or "Lady Gizzle," as Akon refers to the quintessentially New York performance-art-pop star -- had a few breathy, OMG moments of her own when she started working with the New Kids on their upcoming album.

See what Lady Gaga had to say about working with the new New Kids, and check out her first Buzzworthy interview and photos here.

+ Plus: Speaking of collabos, the New Kids are apparently working with Michael Jackson on his new album. Also, Michael Jackson now looks like this, and with that, we are FORCED to resist making a "bad" joke.

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Although they rule the charts in their home turf of Australia, The Veronicas have yet to find mainstream success in the U.S. So far, the biggest headlines they've made were in 2006 when Lisa Origliasso -- one-half of the group, alongside identical twin sister Jessica -- dated Ryan Cabrera.

But "Untouched" -- the first single off their sophomore album, Hook Me Up, which was released Down Under last year but just became available on iTunes a few weeks ago -- should have electro-pop lovers rejoicing that they've touched down on American soil again. Sounding like a cross between t.A.T.u. and Dragonette, The Veronicas' video for "Untouched" is reminiscent of the high-concept, stylized looks of "Mr. Brightside" and "I Write Sins Not Tragedies."

We talked to Lisa and Jessica about their new video and album and what it's like being big in Oz while still trying to make a name for themselves in the States.

Buzzworthy: Hook Me Up is huge in Australia. What are your expectations for it here?

Jessica Origliasso: In Australia, our first album went four-times platinum. It was massive. We didn't have expectations, I guess, for the second record, even over there. It was a little bit of a different sound, it was a little bit of a risk. We're just really lucky that Australian fans loved it, and it actually grasped an even bigger fanbase than the first album. I guess over here we just want to get our music out there and hope that people...

Lisa Origliasso: Can relate to it and get something from it.

BW: Is it weird going back and forth between Australia and the U.S., basically from multiplatinum stars to relative unknowns?

JO: "Untouched" was the second single in Australia, and it was huge over there. But it's not weird.

LO: I guess the biggest difference between Australia and America is people don't know us as well over here, so we have to work a little harder to let people know what we're all about. In Australia, everybody's very familiar with us, so people know what to expect.

JO: Yeah, we do find ourselves working a little harder, you know?

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Forever the Sickest Kids? More like forever the chillest kids. Despite the fact that their shows pack more explosive energy than a drum of gas and a blow torch, in person, the Dallas dudes are more laidback than Ashley Dupre. And way more talented.

Watch FTSK discuss New Found Glory, Underdog Alma Mater, Bob Dylan, and the time they accidentally soaked an audience in their own peepee.

+ Plus: Forever the Sickest Kids get all pizza-face.

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Lady Gaga claims to be from New York, but the likeliest story is that she's from the same planet that spawned Lady Miss Kier (Google her), Kylie Minogue, and Princess Superstar. She also could've been hatched in a cool, dark corner of a sequin factory or a pinball machine warehouse.

What we do know for sure: the otherworldly electro-pop dance star signed to Akon's KonLive label, collaborated with Colby O'Donis and New Kids on the Block, parties with Perez Hilton, has a jones for Queen, and has written hits for the Pussycat Dolls. Now she's attempting to cover the world in sequins with her upcoming album, The Fame, due out later this summer.

Check out part 1 of our exclusive Lady Gaga interview, watch her "Just Dance" video -- featuring Colby O'Donis -- and check out her exclusive MTV.com photos. And stay tuned for more of our close encounters with Lady Gaga.

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+ The Jonas Brothers may be "Burnin' Up" the singles charts, but Katy Perry's sultry anthem to girl-on-girl action has her topping the Billboard Hot 100 chart for the second straight week. (Billboard)

+ Meanwhile, the J. Bros get some love from our neighbors from the north. (The Canadian Press)

+ As the A-Rod/Madonna rumors continue to circulate, Lenny Kravitz denies reports that he's been getting busy with A-Rod's wife, Cynthia. Wait, what?? (Usmagazine.com)

+ DMX learns three times isn't always a charm when he picked up his third straight arrest in under two weeks. Ouch. (E! Online)

+ Jessica Simpson mentally prepares for the moment when she'll be forced to hold her (married) younger sister's baby, smile and say all the appropriate things. Without screaming. (Popsugar)

+ Tokio Hotel frontman Bill Kaulitz isn't letting vocal cord surgery stand in the way of his creativity. The way he sees it? A new song a day keeps the doctors away. We hope he's right. (Tokio Hotel America)

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These days it's all about discovering the next big tween star. And while the current issue of Vanity Fair spotlights Amanda Seyfried, Emma Roberts, Blake Lively and Kristen Stewart as "Hollywood's Next Wave," TVGuide.com steps up to the plate by releasing their own list of "The 13 Hottest Young Stars To Watch."

So who made the cut? Not surprisingly, the top slots all belong to the newest crop of Disney and Nickelodeon ministars -- or as we call them, "Mileys in the Makings" -- with Selena Gomez ranking first, followed closely by Demi Lovato (called it!) and Miranda Cosgrove. Meanwhile, identical twins Dylan and Cole Sprouse share the fourth spot, Julia Roberts' niece snags seventh place and the already-famous-by-association Ali Lohan peters in at Number 9.

But alas, not everyone could make the Top 13. Missing from the list are Tiny Masters of Today, Natalia LaFourcade (seriously, WTF is up with this gymnastics photo??), and that annoying little redheaded kid Anthony Gargiula (you've seen him on Ellen, wearing the world's smallest and creepiest tuxedo) who needs to be stopped lest he becomes the next Clay Aiken. Check out the rest of the Hot Young Things list after the jump and a video of Ali Lohan following in her sister's footsteps -- no, not those footsteps... or those... her shopping footsteps.

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