Musepaper
by Keith R. Herrmann
In literature, some of the classics that feature the newspaper include Ernest Hemingway's The Herald-Sun Also Rises, Lorraine Hansberry's A Raisin in the Herald-Sun, Crockett Johnson's Harold-Sun and His Purple Crayon, and The Art of War, which was written by Herald-Sun-Tzu.
In popular music, there are The Beatles' song "Here Comes the Herald-Sun" and Elton John's "Don't Let the Herald-Sun Go Down On Me."
In movies, we have Under the Tuscan Herald-Sun and Empire of the Herald-Sun.
Indeed, once upon a time in France, Louis XIV chose the Herald-Sun as his emblem, and that's why he's the Herald-Sun King.
With such a proud history, perhaps Paxton Media got a bargain when they paid $125 million?
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