The Spiritual Economy Pyramid: The Business of Believing
Why the Business of Believing Costs So Much, and What I Could Afford
Amit Vaidya
Lionel Messi: The Buck Stops Here
Why hanging up the Argentina shirt may keep the GOAT's surname one of the most famous on earth. A Celebnomics read on the retirement, the trademark, and the next act.
Amit Vaidya
Te Amo Lucy: The Name on the Door
A Celebnomics essay on why the first Emmy Legacy Award could only be I Love Lucy, and why the audience it built can never be built again
Amit Vaidya
Nobody Prices the Paint, the Artist Is the Asset
What a charity auction, a shredded Banksy, and a fifteen-dollar book that sold for five hundred taught me about how value actually gets made.
Amit Vaidya
Dolly Parton: A Part of America, A Partisan of None
A Celebnomics reading of the most valuable neutrality in American culture.
Amit Vaidya
The Last Soundtrack Star
Tom Cruise never sang a note, yet for forty years his films minted hit records. A Celebnomics essay on the last star who still makes the song matter.
Amit Vaidya
I Am the Source Material
Twenty years after my cancer diagnosis, the version of me still circulating isn't mine. On long-term survival, one article, and losing control of your own story.
Amit Vaidya
Islands in the Stream
Why I watched the World Cup on Telemundo even though I don't speak Spanish Seven services, seven islands, and no ferry running between them.
Amit Vaidya
Confessions of a Fan, a Critic & an Economist
Confessions II is a stellar dance record with healing threaded through its spine. It is also the case I have spent twenty-five years trying to make.
Amit Vaidya
