But in the case of the National Theatre of Scotland's Enquirer, we could take the voices alone – those of 43 journalists who spoke to our team of interviewers – and animate them morally in a brand new theatre piece.
Instead, Ms. Hunter wanted to tell The Enquirer that she could not respond to the allegations because she "had been abducted by aliens".
Times editors said that when the first Enquirer story appeared and they could not verify it after fairly cursory inquiries, they left it alone.
With accomplished journalistic flair, she posits answers with far greater confidence than any academic writer, choking on footnotes, could muster.To the scholarly secular enquirer, certainty about the historical Jesus is elusive.
While Jamie Lynn is telling her friends, according to The Enquirer, that she didn't think she could get pregnant while breastfeeding, I'm not buying that excuse.
And where there's infidelity smoke, there could be fire, especially since the Enquirer recently earned its stripes with its accurate reporting of John Edwards' affair.
(Capturing a photo of Elvis Presley in his coffin was, by Mr. Calder's lights, one of the publication's greatest achievements. The fake priest with the camera in his Bible couldn't get the shot, but the Enquirer, with its famous largess, paid one of Elvis's cousins to help).
I could have made the cover of The Enquirer.
That meant Mr. Edwards was on a pedestal, and revelations of an affair could knock him off it — in line with The Enquirer's mission.
Then Trump was supposed to head back to Ohio on Sunday afternoon, but a rally planned in Cincinnati was canceled when the Secret Service could not finish security preparation in time, The Cincinnati Enquirer reported.
