Nothing is sacred anymore.
Not even music. In an era in which the breadth of a man's stock portfolio has resuscitated the belief that size really does matter. The revelation was made in the Nov. 27 issue of Newsweek, which claims that edgy, confrontational music like that of the Sex Pistols, or depressed, frustrated, slacker music like that of Nirvana, isn't all the rage right now because the economy is just too stinking good. We're all so fat and happy in this robust economy, bands have nothing to rail against, says the magazine. So out with the Nirvana and in with the Britney Spears.