Generally speaking, little in Hollywood has changed but the fashions and what kind of language you can shoehorn into an R rating. There is still a star machine, there are still safe and unsafe stereotypes, and there are still more mature male stars than mature female stars.

“There’s no business like show business” isn’t particularly an accolade

“Some people ought to calm down and take things in their context and time period.

Also, that film was made long before the concept of PC. That was a time when Jews made careers based on making fun of themselves. Too serious today.”

Eeediot.

But we are talking about different things here. scolil said “Hollywood has come a long way”. I am saying it has not! I am not arguing that Hepburn’s character in this particular movie was bad.

I don’t know about them, specifically, but Angelina Jolie and Drew Barrymore have both contributed a lot of time, effort, and money to various charitable and humanitarian causes. Not everybody is in the bottom one percent.

I do agree, however, that Audrey Hepburn as a person was far more classy than Miss Spears. You’d never catch Audrey showing her private bits while out shopping.

They’re the ones bringing in the trashy talent and cramming them down our kid’s throats.

*walks away*

I’m not saying you can’t like Hollywood glam better than Pop culture; I am saying that one needs to see it as a difference in taste rather than one generation being “better” than the other…