Those kids are certainly learning a valuable life lesson. It's called becoming a tool. A certain lawyer is employing the paper as the shield and the first amendment as the sword. While it may turn out that the law says they indeed do have the right to examine and publish the photos, that doesn't mean they should. It's become somewhat a tradition for them to run a short video piece, which has highlights from the careers of various film stars, and other film related folk who have died in the previous year.
Some stars receive a lot of applause while other lesser known personnel receive none.
I'm never sure if that means the audience is happy some people have died or what. I am in no hurry to find a replacement hero. Those things seem to happen organically, no matter what others may want me to think. Since his death, I've heard Dale Earnhardt being compared to everybody from Lady Di, Elvis, Michael Jordan, Jerry Garcia and Tiger Woods. While these all indeed have some merit, the only real valid comparison that can be made would be by someone who happened to be a youngster growing up in Pittsburgh in the early 1970's.