It's the one thing I agree with David Cameron on. I think politicians are entitled to a private life before they go into politics."Keith Porteous Wood, the executive director of the National Secular Society, praised Mr Clegg for his honesty about his beliefs. He said: "I do not think that he should be disadvantaged because of the fact that he does not believe…Some people who represent religious institutional views may try to make his political life difficult as a result of that."In a round of interviews to mark his elevation to the Lib Dems' top job, the Sheffield Hallam MP and former MEP spoke of the "message of optimism, energy and ambition" that he wanted people to associate with his party.He also unveiled Brian Eno, of Roxy Music, as his adviser on youth affairs. Mr Clegg, the Lib Dems' third leader in two years, has left people in no doubt that education will be near the top of his agenda, and he used a visit to a school in London to launch an attack on both Labour and the Conservatives, claiming two-party politics in Britain was "dying on its feet".In an apparent bid to shake off comparisons with Mr Cameron, he accused the Tory leader of pursuing "the politics of presentation" and dismissed his proposals for tax incentives for married couples as "naive and patronising"."Much more importantly, it shuts out the millions of people who do not live their lives like that," he said.Mr Clegg seized the leadership on Tuesday after a ballot of party members, beating off his rival, Chris Huhne, by an ultra-slim margin of a little over 500 out of more than 40,000 votes cast.He is expected to give Mr Huhne a top job in his front-bench reshuffle, which is due to be unveiled today.

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A pair of aged hippies sit on a couch. One says, "If you could be any Bob Dylan you wanted to, which Bob Dylan would you be?" Our answer: Dewey Cox. The New Yorker cartoon was probably meant to conjure Todd Haynes' kaleidoscopic, sort-of biopic I'm Not There, but intriguing as those six Dylans might seem, based strictly on soundtracks, Dewey Cox's Dylan period from Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story just seems, well, Dylan-er.

Unlike I'm Not There, of course, Walk Hard is not actually about Bob Dylan. The film, which opened December 21, views pop stardom through a different kind of prism. It's a biopic spoof of one character who assumes the identities of everyone from Johnny Cash to Roy Orbison to Glenn Campbell to, most notably, Bob Dylan.

Consider "Dear Mr. President" (and compare in sound and spirit to "The Times They Are A-Changin'").

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