In the real world, courts are preoccupied with establishing dry facts and dealing with the usually unsexy matters of legal standing and legally actionable claims.

From the now-failing marriage of Larry and Laurie David come lessons about environmental hypocrisy.

With legal celebrities on the job, the facts of lawsuits don't matter much, as most companies, worried by the thought of runaway juries, decide to settle.

Will the new rich ever convince those who don't have as much that the system that disproportionately rewards its most entrepreneurial citizens is not merely efficient but also just?

Determining which sex is the more generous is like deciding which is more physically attractive: there is no objective answer.