Miley Cyrus Licks Cara Delevingne

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published 27 December 2013

At this point, nothing will surprise us. Miley tweeted this pic on Thursday and (you guessed it) showed off yet another thing she can do with her tongue. Miss Miley is getting pretty good at putting her tongue on things—sledgehammers, the side of her face, the bed sheets in her new video, and now supermodel Cara Delevingne. Honestly, we wouldn't mind getting a little face time with the hottest model in town, either.

Cyrus spoke of snapping pics with her celebrity friends in a recent interview with The New York Times. "I was so jealous of what everyone else got to do, because I didn't get to truly be myself yet," Cyrus said, describing the independence she yearned for while a Disney employee. "But now I realize how much they're not being themselves either. You don't have to be signed to Disney Channel to be put in a box, or to be rated PG. I'm with artists sometimes, and I'll take a picture of them or whatever. They make me delete it."

She added, "I'll get someone to, like, flash me, and they'll be, like, 'You have to delete it!' I had to do that when I was 14 or 15, but even then I didn't care. Like, if someone was videoing me ripping a bong, I didn't care, so it's just funny to me. I'm like: "Dude, you're 30. Like, why can't someone see a picture of your [breasts]?"

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Before that, Hallie ran Marie Claire's social media and wrote beauty and culture stories for the site, and helped launch Time Inc.'s digital-only beauty brand, MIMI. After college, she contributed to Time Out New York’s Shopping & Style section before landing her first beauty editor gig at Hearst's Real Beauty. Hallie's writing has also appeared in ELLE, Cosmopolitan, and InStyle. Hallie graduated with a BA in Communication Arts from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.