Interviews

EasyJet’s Stelios Takes the Bus, Funds Disabled Entrepreneurs Stelios Haji-Ioannou, founder of the no-frills airline EasyJet Plc, lives in Monaco much of the time. To get around the sunny tax haven, he sometimes takes the bus.

Ayn Rand Popped Pills, Fooled Greenspan With Blather (Update1) Though Ayn Rand, who liked to flaunt a brooch shaped like a dollar sign, died in 1982, her books are on track to sell 2 million copies this year. Both big novels - - “The Fountainhead,” and “Atlas Shrugged” -- advance her philosophy of Objectivism, which argues that the sole purpose of life is to be happy and that reason trumps all.

Beer-Brewing Women, Soused Workers Built Pyramids: Lewis Lapham “The mouth of a perfectly contented man is filled with beer,” according to the ancient Egyptians, and on that basis it was a happy society.

Shaq Takes Shot at Art as Curator of Show ’Size DOES Matter’ Shaquille O’Neal, the 7’1” all-star center with the National Basketball Association’s Cleveland Cavaliers, has discovered that art is no slam dunk.

Sexy Blues Makes ‘Memphis’ Sing After Years On Road: Interview For several weeks, now, Montego Glover and Chad Kimball have been singing the blues -- some lowdown, all high spirited -- in “Memphis,” the season’s most unabashedly feel-good musical.