From: dahoov2@cox.net   
      
   It's curious who'll stay and who'll go but my gut feeling is a larger   
   percentage will go.  We are all consumed with everything being fast,   
   new and changing.  We want our food now, we don't have enough TV   
   channels (LOL) and we get bored so easily that if the power goes out,   
   we're lost of what to do!  What's happening is all these celebs are   
   quick in and out as we get bored.  NONE have the staying power of   
   stars of yesteryear.  When our generation dies, the next generation is   
   really gonna lose out on quality.   
      
   On Tue, 6 May 2008 12:06:30 -0500, "Gummby3"    
   wrote:   
      
   >Ironically, I was talking with some people along those lines too.   
   >It's amazing how many of the 80's groups are still popular enough to   
   >not only still be touring, but to actually DRAW a crowd of fans.   
   >Heck, look at The Stones.  They have to be held up with a walker   
   >(tongue in cheek), but they still sell out venues.  That can not be   
   >said by most of the groups/singers from the last two decades.  Now,   
   >there are some actors/actresses that we have today that are going to   
   >have some staying power.  I think Kate Hudson will have a longer   
   >career than her mother, for example, but you are correct that a good   
   >portion of the current hot actors are going to disappear by this time   
   >20 years from now.   
      
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