Los Angeles, May 4 (IANS) Hollywood actress-singer Hilary Duff said recent documentaries examining the darker side of child stardom have left her feeling “really quite sad”. The 38-year-old actress rose to prominence in the early 2000s through Lizzie McGuire before expanding into film roles such as A Cinderella Story and a music career that included albums like Metamorphosis.Speaking at the Time100 Summit in conversation with Dan Macsai, she addressed the renewed scrutiny on children’s tel…
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