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How to Die Like a Star
Jun 30 2009, Rudolf

Everyone wants to live like stars. But nobody wants to die like stars.

There are essentially four ways to die. By accident. By natural causes. By suicide. Or by homicide.

Stars, like everyone else die by one of those four ways.

What makes...

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