Miley Cyrus album misses the top spot

A new album from "Hannah Montana" star Miley Cyrus fell short of No. 1 on the U.S. pop charts in its first week of release, raising the question: Are the tween star's fans ready for her to go a little bit country?

Walt Disney Records' senior vice president and general manager, Jim Weatherson, said the soundtrack was in line with projections, considering that it was released two weeks before the movie will hit theaters.

"The movie promotion didn't start in earnest until essentially this past weekend," he said.

"We felt that with the success that 'The Climb' was having at radio, we had an opportunity to sell records in front." ... Read More ...