Miley Cyrus and her alter ego Hannah Montana have proved they’re still queen of the tweens – as Hannah Montana: The Movie heads straight to the top of the U.S. box office.

The film raked in a whopping $34million at the weekend overtaking Fast & Furious, which pulled in $28million for its second weekend.

The movie is the first feature-length installment of the Disney Channel series about an ordinary teen, Miley, living a double life as pop star Hannah.

The film had been expected to draw thousands of pre-teen girls, or “tweens”, and their mothers to theatres.

But the film performed better than its $20million goal thanks to teenagers that have remained fans, according to industry experts.

“While girls 12 and younger and their moms made up most of the audience, Hannah Montana also attracted a solid crowd of teenage girls, fans reaching the age when they might be outgrowing the show,” said Disney film president Mark Zoradi.

Lost hunk Josh Holloway has become a proud father after his wife gave birth to a baby girl.

The star, who plays moody Sawyer in the hit show, and wife Yessica have named their daughter Java Kumala Holloway.

She is the first child for the couple, who have been married since 2004.

The baby was born on April 9, US magazine People reports.

A source close to Holloway, 39, told the magazine: “Dad and Mom are absolutely thrilled.

“Everyone’s happy and healthy.”

Hogwarts School will start term early as the premiere for Harry Potter and The Half Blood Prince has been brought forward.

The sixth film in the series will now premiere on Wednesday July 15 – two days earlier than its previous release date.

It is the second time the scheduled release date has been changed.

The final film – starring Daniel Radcliffe as Harry, alongside pals Emma Watson as Hermione Granger, and Rupert Grint as Ron Weasley – was originally set to open in autumn.