British Vogue presents Miley Cyrus’ Life in Looks, as Miley takes Vogue through her 17 favourite looks from her career so far — from the controversial ‘teddy bear’ costume at the 2013 MTV Video Music Awards to Miley’s ‘Flowers’ music video… But is it archival museum quality?

When revisiting a look from her ‘Don’t Call Me Angel’ music video with Ariana Grande and Lana Del Ray — definitely archival museum quality — Miley shares a story about the wings that featured in the video: “These angel wings which had been in my unit for a couple of years, oddly they went missing, and about a week later Lil Nas X did a music video in which he is wearing wings very similar to these.” Watch the full episode of British Vogue’s Life in Looks, as Miley Cyrus breaks down 17 of her most memorable looks, all chosen by Miley herself.

Screencaptures will be added sometimes this week.

Miley’s new single Jaded is out now. Screencaptures of the music video will be out soon!

Miley Cyrus is headed to Human Resources. Netflix announced Monday (May 1) that the pop star will lend her voice talents as a guest star on the upcoming second season of the Big Mouth spin-off.

The streamer also dropped an animated teaser with the news, which finds Randall Park’s Pete the Logic Rock spilling the tea to the other characters that Cyrus will play an undisclosed role in the new season. “Oh my god, did you just say Miley?” Brandon Kyle Goodman’s Walter the Lovebug pops up over the wall of his cubicle to ask before Maya Rudolph’s Connie the Hormone Monstress runs over excitedly to add, “As in Hannah Montana?” (“This is so exciting!” declares Aidy Bryant’s Emmy the Lovebug as Pete spills his thermos of water thanks to an overexcited Connie.)

Other guest stars in the season include Florence Pugh, Eugene Levy, Sam Richardson, Niecy Nash-Betts and Isabella Rossellini, along with returning voices like Hugh Jackman, Pamela Adlon, Henry Winkler, Thandiwe Newton, Rosie Perez, Bobby Cannavale, Cole Escola and more.

Cyrus’ stint on the very adult Human Resources will be her first TV role in the wake of releasing her eighth album Endless Summer Vacation. Led by the global No. 1 smash “Flowers,” the studio set bowed at No. 3 on the Billboard 200. Since then, its ever-blooming lead single scored a rare hat trick by simultaneously topping the Pop Airplay, Adult Pop Airplay and Adult Contemporary charts.

Watch the monsters of Human Resources geek out over Miley’s pending arrival in the season 2 teaser below.

It’s a new era for Miley Cyrus!

As the “Flowers” singer, 30, basks in the success of her new album Endless Summer Vacation, sources tell PEOPLE in this week’s issue that the star is thriving after having had ample time to heal and reflect in the aftermath of her painful divorce from Liam Hemsworth.

“She’s the healthiest and happiest she’s been in a long time,” a Cyrus source says. “Everyone was blaming her for the divorce and calling her this wild child, but that wasn’t fair. Their relationship and marriage was toxic, and she was heartbroken.”

Cyrus and Hemsworth, 33, first met in 2009 while filming The Last Song, and entered an on-again, off-again relationship for several years before tying the knot in December 2018. They split less than a year later, and officially divorced in February 2020.

Though Cyrus released the glam rock album Plastic Hearts in November 2020, the source says that she finally feels ready to “tell her side of the story” after having “had time to process and heal” from the split.

Though Hemsworth is not directly referenced on the album, fans have speculated that some lyrics — like the ex in “Muddy Feet” who smells like “perfume that I didn’t purchase” — are about the Hunger Games actor.

“She’s not trying to bash Liam, but she feels like she has every right to own the narrative after everyone was picking her apart after the breakup,” the insider says.

Hemsworth has been dating Australian model Gabriella Brooks, 26, since December 2019, while Cyrus moved on with drummer Maxx Morando, 24, in late 2021.

A second source tells PEOPLE that Morando — who produced two songs on Endless Summer Vacation — is a “cool guy” whose drama-free personality Cyrus finds refreshing.

“He has no interest in being a huge celebrity; he’s very low-key. Miley loves these qualities,” the insider says. “Miley can be herself. They are supportive of each other’s careers. Miley is enjoying life and things are great.”

Miley had a Disney + special titled MILEY CYRUS: ENDLESS SUMMER VACATION: THE BACKYARD SESSIONS and she released it on the platform yesterday at 1pm. I’ve managed to add over 1,000 HD screencaptures of her performing songs from her latest album including The Climb.