The following essay has been adapted and excerpted from The House of Beauty: Lessons from the Image Industry, published by W.

Whispers of Home was written at a time when the idea of home had begun to fracture. Borders hardened, language turned defensive, and public compassion grew thin. The poem arose from that atmosphere ...

Judd Apatow likes to keep stuff. He even goes as far as to say he's a hoarder. But unlike a regular hoarder, he insists all the things he keeps are awesome -- and neatly collected.