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Miley Cyrus Will Do Your Christmas Party

November 25, 2008 at 9:15 AM | 0 Comments

This week's refreshing reminder that the recession doesn't affect everyone: One lucky Houston law firm is spoiling its workers instead of canceling its annual Christmas party, making the whole family happy with a performance by Miley Cyrus.

It must've been a good year for Lanier Law Firm, best known for winning damages from the creators of the painkiller Vioxx. The party, "Christmas Cheers and Charity," is a benefit for a Guatemalan nonprofit working to provide free health care and education. No buying tickets for this show, though: You have to be invited by host Mark Lanier, at least till the coveted cards start showing up on eBay.

This must be the way pop stars handle the downturn--do relatively intimate shows (an estimated 8,000 will come to the Lanier bash, versus an 80,000-seat arena show) and snag big paychecks for them. At least she can practice in the new recording studio Cyrus got for her 16th birthday on Sunday. It's good to be Miley.

Related Stories:
· Houston Attorney Hires Miley Cyrus as Christmas Gift [Houston Chronicle]
· Miley Cyrus Does Office Parties Now [The Superficial]
· Celeb Travel coverage [Jaunted]

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