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Miley Cyrus Gets Offer To Direct A Porn
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Miley Cyrus has been living to get naked lately, what with her now-infamous nude swing atop a wrecking ball, her flesh-colored bikini at the MTV Video Music Awards, and her topless photo shoot with Terry Richardson.
And it seems as though all that lack of clothing hasn't gone unnoticed by the people who matter: According to The Huffington Post, a porn company called GameLink has offered Cyrus the chance to get behind the camera and direct an adult movie.
The company offered Cyrus $1 million for the opportunity, writing a letter that states, "We believe that as an empowered 21st century woman, you are the ideal choice to show the world your vision as an artist in the world of adult entertainment."
Cyrus has recently been embattled in an ongoing feud with Sinead O'Connor, and Jeff Dillon, the Vice President of GameLink, didn't miss that. According to the Daily Mirror, he wrote, "We at GameLink feel this gives you a chance to finally show the world you are not a little girl anymore and you won't bow to the pressures of the likes of Sinead O'Connor who is jealous of your success."
No word yet on whether Miley will take them up on the offer. We're guessing some of it hinges on whether or not the actors are all under 40.
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