Indeed, her own buoyant and sometimes facetious style knowingly breaks plenty of the old rules.
All three broke plenty of individual records, but they also led their teams to undefeated regular seasons and into the national championship game.
The Serb is the first player ever to win these year-end championships four years in a row and at his current rate of success he looks sure to break plenty more records.
As Ronald Cass, a former dean of Boston University School of Law, has argued in the Wall Street Journal, Mr Madoff looks as if he broke plenty of laws that are already in force.
His talented staff breaks plenty of news and turns out the occasional high-prestige feature, but Blodget is unapologetic about mixing in a lot of eye candy and isn't above illustrating articles about A.I.G.'s woes with unrelated photos of attractive women kissing.
In Schmidt, a former extreme skier who ruptured his cruciate ligaments seven times (two playing football, three on the piste, two riding his mountain bike) and broke plenty of bones in pursuit of his dangerous hobbies, they seem to have unearthed a third gem.
And she's also gunning to break plenty of news.
Yes, television and radio news reporters break plenty of stories.
