I’m starting to wonder if I have some basic problem with entertainment. I like entertainment; I consume a good bit of it. But I’m not completely convinced that I ought to be. And I’m not sure what my obligations are to select entertainment in the context of the producer.
E.g., the Dixie Chicks won a bunch of awards lately — Grammy Awards. The awards are being interpreted as a political statement, because one of the members of the Dixie Chicks commercial enterprise said some politically-charged things about the current U.S. President. Is it entertainment, or is it politics? Or is the politics the part of the entertainment — to make them modern rebels?
Mark Lindsey > 
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