Some suggested that it was more palatable because Ramirez will serve a tangible penalty, unlike other stars whose alleged use of steroids was clouded in accusations and innuendo.
Among the conclusions from the failure of Danny Boyle's Steve Jobs biopic is that Michael Fassbender is another new-generation star without much tangible commercial clout.
"It's weird because it feels like almost nothing has changed, yet something that you can't really describe, or something that isn't tangible has changed," the "Hitchcock" star continues, adding, "The weirdest and kind of most wonderful thing is that word... That's my husband".
In her autobiography, Child Star, Temple wrote, "These tangible mementos were important far more than the event.
But beyond the shots and the shoes are the star qualities that are less tangible or quantifiable.
But this year's leap was tangible: The statistical improvement in the Portland Trail Blazers star jumps off the page.
It is that tiny asymmetry which produced a universe with enough tangible stuff in it to form galaxies, stars, planets and, ultimately, people.
How did that tangible idea lose out to the chimera of Star Trek? George Lucas helped.
Star Wars toys give kids a tangible expressive outlet, a vivid way to take on new identities, and create their own stories.
Sure, volunteering for good causes can build publicity for TV and movie stars, but does their engagement do anything tangible for the cause itself?
Enter the People's Choice awards, which essentially exist so that actors who star in popular-but-terrible things can have tangible objects to validate their work.
