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“I Can’t Be Tamed.”  According to the soccer moms and media of America, this ironically tame statement meant that Miley Cyrus had turned into a boy-guzzling slut who frankly didn’t give a shit about what people thought.  Yes, in the video there is a shot lingering almost too coincidentally on her cleavage, and she’s even a damn bird, but there is nothing racy about the song at all.  Miley’s failed attempt to shed her good-girl image is another example of the public fascination with what I’d like to call “The Disney Curse.”

Although they may be marketed as sweet teenagers, inevitably younger stars grow up and mature musically. Disney likes to keep its commercially successful young starlets in a tight spot, where they feel that the only way to escape is to go balls-out and pull a 180 in their music — always to public backlash.  Even worse, they end up going crazy and dabbling in parties, drugs and addiction.  Lindsay Lohan, Demi Lovato and Vanessa Hudgens have all ended up in rehab or embroiled in scandals.  The spotlight, combined with the suffocation of working under a controlling company like Disney, is no doubt unhealthy for these stars.