Why was this not worth big headlines?
"She's more than aware that she could be a week's worth of headlines or a month's worth of rumors," Mr. Gelb said.
Except that we've now had a few years' worth of headlines about tax-dodging companies, casino bankers, spectacular delivery failure on public service contracts, and relentless price rises for water, energy and transport driving more citizens into poverty.
It marked two Latinos leading their powerhouse teams - and their race, though important to Latinos, wasn't worth of headlines.
Dennaton have made the (optional, and seemingly simulated, on a movie set) rape scene available on YouTube ahead of the game's release, so you can see for yourself whether or not it's worth the headlines.
Hawaii's House passed the bill, thereby saying "you can have sex with prostitutes if you really need to," but, understandably, a week's worth of headlines like, "Hawaiian Police Want to Have Sex with Prostitutes Real Bad" and "Haha Dude Wasn't This Exact Thing in The Wire?" caused legislators to have second thoughts about the rule now that it's hit the state Senate.
Cynicism aside, that fact alone is worth the headline.
But here, they're barely worth a headline.
A story that puts names, quotes and dates to the Queen's views on Brexit is well worth its headline space.
The film has barely begun before she's offered forth a life's worth of headline news, a strategy that allows Mr. Sebring and Ms. Smith, who is as much a collaborator as a subject, to fill the next 100 or so minutes with fragmented beauty and song.
