During the film premiere of Something Beautiful on Friday (June 6), Miley Cyrus faced heckling from fans who mistook the event at the Tribeca Festival for a concert performance. The unhappy fans demanded that Cyrus sing during a Q&A session with the film’s producers and directors following the screening at New York’s Beacon Theatre. “We thought this was a concert. We paid $800. Sing,” one audience member yelled, while another shouted, “We thought this was a concert.” Despite the interruptions, the 32-year-old singer/actress graciously performed an a cappella rendition of “The Climb” to appease the audience. The incident sparked online backlash from fans defending Cyrus, with one user writing, “She owes these people nothing. She handled this with such class and grace,” while another commenter added, “Maybe do your research before attending then. She’s not an object, you don’t demand someone to sing 🫠.” Something Beautiful, Cyrus’s ninth studio album, was released on May 30, with the visual film set to premiere in theaters on June 12. (People)