Cleaner Sitcoms

Miley Cyrus (Ironically) Wants to Re-Make Sex and the City

Miley Cyrus, who made headlines earlier this week with her dirty hacked photos, wants to make a 'cleaner' version of Sex and the City. Is that ironic? We've included pictures of Miley and her friends for you to decide.

Miley told TV Guide, "I like to think of myself as the girl that no one can get, that no one can keep in their hand." Well, don't tell that to the Jonas Brother who was the recipient of her hacked phone pictures.

Having said that, both Miley Cyrus and the Jonas Brothers are famous for wearing a purity ring. She told People, "And I think if [staying a virgin] is a commitment girls make, that's great."

So maybe in the end she will be able to make a cleaner Sex in the City. One that's more Charlotte than Samantha.

But will it be any good?

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