Swift Is A Big Hit

Taylor Swift Is A Big Hit With 'Hannah Montana' Cast, Director

After singer's cameo, Peter Chelsom says he wants to work with Miley's BFF again.

HOLLYWOOD, California — Although Thursday night was all about Miley Cyrus, the other hot topic at the premiere of "Hannah Montana: The Movie" was Taylor Swift and her cameo as herself in the movie, opening April 10. For some, the country-crossover star's appearance on the set was a big thrill.

"It was cool," co-star Jason Earles told MTV News at the El Capitan Theatre. "I had to do the 'Hoedown Throwdown' that day, so I was working on the dance a little bit. But whenever she was singing and shooting, I was glued to the monitors and watching her sing, 'cause she's a very engaging performer."

Although Emily Osment wasn't there the day Taylor shot her part, Osment recalled that there was one thing about Swift people couldn't stop talking about. "The first thing I heard about Taylor wasn't [about] her, but it was about her incredible tour bus, which is crazy," she said. "I wanted to see that — I wanted to see Taylor too! She's wonderful."

Director Peter Chelsom was so taken with Swift that he has the bug to work with her again in the future. "She only did a day, but I've made a very big mental check to work with her again," Chelsom told E! Online. "If she walked in the room right now, I would say, 'Can we meet and talk about films you might want to do?' I don't have anything concrete, but I would be very keen to do something with her."

Cyrus On 'American Idol'

Miley Cyrus To Perform On 'American Idol'

Singer says she will appear on April 15 show; Tweets that Ryan Seacrest is 'wayyyy creeeppyyy!'

From one "American Idol" to the next: After a string of visits from "Idol" winners past — as well as this week's head-spinning Lady Gaga performance — the "Idol" stage will be graced by none other than Miley Cyrus on April 15.

While "Idol" has not yet announced the appearance, Cyrus revealed on her Web site on Thursday that she had just pre-taped the performance of her new single, "The Climb," for air in two weeks.

"Miley was so nervous to perform on 'Idol' and just before performing wrote [on her Twitter account], 'Wish me luck ... getting nervous! Time for 'Idol,' " according to an account on her site.

And that wasn't all Cyrus Tweeted about her visit to "Idol" on Wednesday. She also offered the update, "Whoo hoo performing! I love Allison [Iraheta]," she enthused, giving some props to the youngest remaining finalist in the competition, a fellow 16-year-old. A short time later, after taping her performance, Cyrus added, "Just did 'Idol' and met Allison! Vote for Allison, she rocks!!!!"

Following the recent revelation that the group numbers on "Idol" are lip-synched, Cyrus also made sure to explain that, "Just fyi, 'Idol' was pretaped because everrryy performer is pretaped on elimination night, that doesn't mean it's fake! I sang live 100 percent."

Also, FYI, after appearing on Ryan Seacrest's radio show on Thursday morning, Cyrus blasted the "Idol" host on Twitter, writing, "Ryan Seacrest is scaring me!!! HELP! ... Ryan is wayyyy creeeppyyy! ... I am NOT kiddddnggg!"

A spokesperson for "Idol" — which typically does not reveal which artist will appear in the pre-taped performance segment on the next elimination show until the end of the previous elimination show — said she could not confirm Cyrus' appearance at press time. Reports have also surfaced that former "Idol" finalist Jennifer Hudson has pre-taped a performance for the show, but a spokesperson would also not confirm those rumors.

Cyrus also Tweeted that she was totally joking about marrying boyfriend Justin Gaston on Seacrest's show when she said "if he gets a pretty ring," in response to a question about a possible wedding in the future. "I am NOT getting married!" she explained. "I'm 16 and super focused on my career and just livinnggg life!".Oh lucky Miley!

Niley Hook Up Fir Charity

Miley Cyrus And Nick Jonas Hook Up For Charity

Stars are reportedly recording 'We Are the World'-style song for Disney.

What would it take to get exes Nick Jonas and Miley Cyrus in the same room again? A huge payday? A roomful of flowers? How about an all-star Disney charity recording session?

E! Online is reporting that Nick and Miley (and Joe and Kevin) will join in a star-studded session for a song called "Pass It On," which an unidentified inside source said was Disney's version of the 1985 charity smash "We Are the World."

The song is being recorded later this week and a video is slated to be shot on Saturday for the tune, which was reportedly written by Adam Anders and Nikki Hassman, the same team behind "Hoedown Throwdown" from the soundtrack of "Hannah Montana: The Movie." A spokesperson for Hollywood Records, both artists' label, told MTV News there was no comment on the report at this time.

While Cyrus and Jonas have not worked together since their December 2007 split, the "Montana" star told Ryan Seacrest on Thursday that there's no drama between them.

"We don't hate each other," Cyrus told Seacrest. "We really love each other. He's really cool, and I'm happy we've been able to stay friends. Everyone thinks that me and the Jonas Brothers have this big feud going on, and me and Nick are really close friends now. We talk all the time and he's one of my best friends."

That's a bit of a turn-around from the period just after the couple's split, when Cyrus dyed her hair black and wrote the song "7 Things I Hate About You" about Jonas, telling Seventeen magazine that she cried for a month straight and went into a "weird funk" due to the breakup.