Mental images of a lovable Clark Kent from a cheeky Sportscenter commercial have been replaced of late with countless uncomfortable interviews where heopines about relationships with teammates, coaches, and the systems within which he performs.
"People want to sort of turn their brain off and escape to things that make them feel good, " opines In Touch Editor in Chief Richard Spencer, who says he's made a conscious effort in recent weeks to include more uplifting stories in his publication for this very reason.