Miley  is set to play her first concert in Spain at the Rock in Rio Madrid 2010 festival on June 6, an event which organizer Roberto Medina says will be dedicated to families on that day. Bon Jovi (June 4), Shakira and Rihanna (both June 5) were the first Rock in Rio Madrid artists confirmed a week ago.

Rock in Rio Madrid will be held over two weekends – June 4-6, and two unconfirmed days of the following weekend – at Rock City, a 200,000 square meters area in Arganda del Rel, 17km from Madrid.

“The Last Song” will now open wide in U.S. theaters on March 31.

Based on best-selling novel by Nicholas Sparks of the same title, “The Last Song” centers its story on rebellious teenager Veronica “Ronnie” Miller. Living separately from their father Steve Miller since their parents got divorced, Ronnie and her brother Jonah Miller are later sent by their mother to spend the summer with their father in Tybee Island, the small Georgia beach town.

There, she meets successful beach volleyball player Will Blakelee, with whom she falls in love. As she is getting closer to the handsome and popular guy, Ronnie manages to reconnect to her father through one thing they have in common, music.

Written by the book’s author, Sparks, along with Jeff Van Wie, the forthcoming film is directed by Julie Anne Robinson. Joining Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth in the cast ensemble are Greg Kinnear, Kelly Preston, and Bobby Coleman who star as Ronnie’s father, mother, and little brother respectively.

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Miley has recruited her celebrity pals for a star-studded online auction to benefit earthquake relief efforts in Haiti.
“Ever since the earthquake, I’ve been trying to do my part to help the people of Haiti – and I wanted to do more,” Cyrus tells PEOPLE.

Starting Feb. 8, fans can go to Ebay.com/Miley to bid on the Herve Leger dress the singer wore to the Jan. 31 Grammy Awards as well as two tickets to the Hollywood premiere of her upcoming film, The Last Song.

Cyrus recruited a bevy of famous friends to chip in too: Nicole Richie donated jewelry from her House of Harlow line and Britney Spears offered up the custom silver Versace minidress she wore to 2008’s MTV Video Music Awards.

“Everyone has been so generous,” says Cyrus, 17. “My mom and I started calling and texting all of our friends to see if they’d like to be a part of the auction.  Demi[Lovato] was one of the first to respond. Hugh Jackman was also excited to donate something.”

As for Richie’s contribution, Cyrus says she relied on some technology to reach out to her. “I texted Nicole and right away she sent over some amazing jewelry and Joel [Madden] sent some of his clothes.”

With all proceeds going to the American Red Cross to support emergency relief efforts in Haiti, “I want to get people involved and show that even the little things you can do can make a difference,” Cyrus says.

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Simon Cowell assembled an all-star line-up for a remake of REM’s “Everybody Hurts,” which will benefit the survivors of the massive earthquake in Haiti.

The single, which hit the internet today features vocals from over 20 international recording artists, including Miley, Leona Lewis, Mariah Carey, Susan Boyle, X-Factor winner Alexandra Burke, Rod Stewart, Michael Buble, and more.

The song will be available for download at the Sony Music Store online Sunday, February 7, according to Billboard.com, and is also available for pre-order as an import for US listeners on Amazon.com.

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Twenty-five years after the release of multi-musician benefit single, “We Are The World,” producer  Quincy Jones has confirmed he’s cooking up a brand new version with today’s hottest stars. The session will take place in Hollywood’s historic A&M complex where the original song was recorded in 1985.

Jones says with the dire situation in Haiti, the remake of the Michael Jackson-penned song is “perfect timing.” “It’s not an accident, man. That’s God,” he told E! columnist Marc Malkin. “It will be ‘We Are the World’ for Haiti.”

The new recording, which will be released with all proceeds going to help with Haiti earthquake relief, will be recorded on Monday, February 1 in Los Angeles to take advantage of the many stars in town for the 52nd annual Grammy Awards taking place the previous night.Written by Michael Jackson and Lionel Richie, the newly-recorded version of the song will benefit earthquake relief efforts in Haiti.

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