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How a medium that is itself engulfed in fame has something to teach us about public people.

On putting our instincts on hold to re-evaluate human worth.

On claiming culpability in the case of the star everyone loves to hate.

The short tale of a literary stop on a Route 66 road trip.

A proposed cure to a very attractive disease.

Reflections on ambition, identity, fame, fortune and family.

An experience in a high school classroom prompts thoughts about the postmodern decline of shared cultural reference.

A foray into the heart of the South and the heart of an artist.

Why believers might conscientiously abstain from voting.

A lesson from Gamaliel about human movements and God’s movement.