Celebrity Culture Is Something That Pains Me.

Mothers Unconsciously Allow More Latitude To Sons, And Open Encouragement, And With Daughters They Treat Them As They Would Treat Themselves.

Being Able To Provoke A Different Point Of View To The Standard Current Ideological Or Political Perspective As Played Out In Conventional Newspaper Or Radio Reportage Is What A Public Intellectual Does. But It's Not Merely About Being Oppositional, Because That's Too Negative.

If I Were Afraid Of Wrinkles, I'd Probably Be Hiding In A Cupboard, Because I Have A Lot Of Them.

I'd Like To See Much More Understanding Of Emotional Issues Around Hurt, Abandonment, Disappointment, Longing, Failure And Shame, Where They Stem From And How They Drive People And Policies Brought Into Public Discourse.

Beauty Has Been Democratised. No Longer The Preserve Of Movie Stars And Models But Available To All. But While The Invitation To Beauty Is Welcomed, It Has Become Not So Much An Option As An Imperative.