Miley Cyrus Premieres 'Something Beautiful' Film at Tribeca Festival

Miley Cyrus is set to release "Something Beautiful," an ambitious visual album accompanied by a companion film premiering at the Tribeca Film Festival on June 6 and showing in theaters for one night on June 12 across North America. The film, described as a pop opera featuring 13 original songs, is a collaboration with notable creatives including producers Shawn Everett, Alan Meyerson, and Panos Cosmatos, with Cyrus co-directing. The album, released May 30 via Columbia Records, includes guest appearances by supermodel Naomi Campbell and Brittany Howard of Alabama Shakes, and explores themes of healing, transformation, and finding beauty in darkness. Originally, Cyrus envisioned filming in various locations inspired by projects like Pink Floyd's "The Wall," but after advice from Harrison Ford, she shifted to a cinematic film format as a way to tour without the physical demands. The project has been touted as a one-of-a-kind cinematic and musical experience, blending fashion, film, and music, marking a dream project for Cyrus. Singles such as "More to Lose" and "End of the World" have already been released, setting the tone for the album's conceptual and emotional depth.