Simply, the sheer number of programs on TV in the 1990s grew exponentially. This was due to the arrival of cable TV networks, like HBO, Cinemax, Showtime, and other channels offering specialized programming aimed directly at their target audience.

While the broadcast networks gave us great fare like Homicide, Life On The Streets, Seinfeld, The Simpsons, NYPD Blue, and  Northern Exposure, we began to see competitors like the WB, the Food Network, and the National Geographic Network begin to expand the range of television programming. With more and better programs available, plus the ability to tape programs, it completely shifted the nature of the viewing experience! As the decade progressed, it was clear that “The Second Golden Age of TV” was about to begin! Don’t miss this exciting multimedia presentation

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Her filmography is filled with iconic roles, from Steel Magnolias and My Best Friend’s Wedding to her Oscar-winning performance in Erin Brockovich. Whether playing a romantic lead, a tough legal advocate, or a complex dramatic character, Roberts has consistently demonstrated her ability to bring depth and warmth to the screen. Her influence on Hollywood extends beyond acting, as she has become a symbol of longevity and versatility in an ever-changing industry.

Beyond her on-screen success, Julia Roberts has maintained a relatively private yet impactful personal life, balancing motherhood with philanthropy and advocacy for important causes. Join us for this engaging multimedia program as we explore her remarkable journey, her greatest performances, and her lasting cultural impact. Sign up below to be part of the conversation!

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