The big thing I notice about that article is how the reporter tries to make her seem so lovable, human, and acts as though he understands her and wants the reader to admire her. The problems with her mother are glossed over, and there is no attempt to psychoanalyze Lisa or the bond between mother and daughter. The tone of the article is very soft. Contrast that to how they write up about Michael or interview him.
What I want to know is, is there no small town or community in the US where people help each other? Is it only in England one can find peace and happiness, know right from wrong and good from bad? Don't get me wrong I visit relatives in England each year, but Lisa gives reasons for living in Sussex as though such an environment is only found in England. I hope that now that she found these people who know right and good, she will embrace these values and do and say the right and good thing the next time she discusses Michael in the media. We all know there will be another discussion of Michael.
It seems to me that the problems she had with people in LA is the same problem she claimed Michael had when she talked about the people around him. If they both had the same problems, how come she spoke about Michael's with such scorn before?
Reading this article I get the feeling that Lisa thinks peace, good, and bad is outside the person, but maybe she should look within and find these things within herself first.
Is Lisa's comments about her songs and the emotions connected to them similar to Adele's story. Didn't Adele write her album due to some sadness or loss. I know the stories are not exactly alike but there is some similarity about songs emotions. I know Adele is big in England and hope Lisa is not trying to compete with Adele somehow.