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THE BIEBER EFFECT AMERICANS DON'T MUCH CARE ABOUT THE WEALTH DIVIDE, IN PART BECAUSE OF OUR CELEBRITY CULTURE
2011
Overview
The \"has beens\" who unwittingly star in these morality tales shore up a convenient notion of the American dream: that downward mobility -- even during economic hard times -- is about individual character traits rather than the social system or catastrophic societal and industrial changes. [...] when several of actor Nicolas Cage's homes went into foreclosure and it was revealed that he owed millions in back taxes, People magazine pointed its finger at the actor's out-of-control penchant for \"lavish properties and prized toys.\"
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Pittsburgh Post - Gazette
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