[Revolting cat!]

Unlike the performers of a century ago (or even less,) these personalities of the screen and arena stage are not used to audience response. They appear before loving TV or movie cameras, or on stage at $50+ a ticket just to see them and no one else. No one ever boos them! Heck, 50 years ago travelling rock'n'roll shows or burlesque performances had numerous performers and some were loved some hated. Now this trashy almighty dollar aristocracy lives in complete isolation from the rest of us, from their loving fans even. What a shock it is to hear boos and talk of boycotts!

[laz17]

Unlike the performers of a century ago (or even less,) these personalities of the screen and arena stage are not used to audience response.

So true, so true. They live very insulated lives, surrounded by @ss kissers and yes men, and they have no idea how the outside world works. They exist in a vaccuum, trapped inside a community where most everyone else thinks exactly as they do, and when they step outside and spout their garbage and are met with disagreement and disdain, they throw a tantrum like the spoiled children that they are. They can't imagine or accept that other people think for themselves and don't think the way they do.