and audrey hepburn walked right by my counter.the main floor there, fell silent. i mean, even if there had been cell phones back there, you never would have shoved your hand in front of her face for a selfie. >> what's something that we might not know about audrey ahead burn? >> i wanted to answer why 26 years after her death does she still trend on twitter. her career was only about 14 years long. there were stars that were bigger than she was. but there's something -- she has a hold on us. we go into her personal history, her war years, and we hypot hypothesize that what you see on camera is really rooted in kind of her childhood and went through. and that's -- there'she s somet punching through. >> the history of the person, of course, but the times in which they live which is rich, as well. >> yeah. exactly. like with sammy davis jr. who, you know, it's -- it's axiomatic that he could do it all, and he could. a brilliant entertainer. the era is gone, too, where the marketplace appreciated somebody who could do it all because o

. >> audrey hepburn, you know, she's the one that owned the crisp white shirt and the capri pant andd your hair back and possibly a little scarf. so many people love that style because you don't even have to say anything when you walk in the door, you look sophisticated. >> my mom ingrid bergman did a film called "for whom the bell tolled," where she wore very short hair and that hair she told me she had heard a lot of women going to the hairdresser and saying i want the ingrid bergman haircut, very short hair. >> today, when we think about the '40s, we think about big shoulder pads. >> '40s was the age of the shoulder pads. >> joan crawford was very short. she had hims that were about the same width as her shoulders. she was never going to be a glamorous goddess without a little bit of help. but adrian, the costume designer at mg pl did, he said rather than trial to hide her broad shoulders, let's accentuate them. and so he koreas the shoulder pad. so she comes into a room and it is a powerful entrance. because she's got these big masculine shoulders, and it helps establish her imag

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. >> one interesting modern case many people don't know about is audrey hepburn. during the war in the netherlands, she starved along with her family and she had lifelong issues with eating for the rest of her life. it informed her work with unicef when she was older. >> listening to all of you, i am the spectrum of state sanctioned violence. -- celeste talks about immigration policies of that tear apart families. there is the policy element of state sanctioned violence. there is passive tolerance of physical violence. in other words, perpetrators of violence are allowed to go without facing any consequence is, and that, too, i think is a form of state sanctioned violence, when no consequence on a perpetrator. greg talks about missionaries perpetrating violence against those who transgressed hegemonic norms, so there is another form of state sanctioned violence. remark aboutol's this study of conscientious objectors. that seems to me to be a consequence.nitive it traumatized the bodies of conscientious objectors because they opposed a violent federal policy. shock

some years ago, audrey hepburn the actors was asked, do you often feel lonely? and the response was don't confuse wanting to be alone with loneliness. is there some confusion? >> there is. [laughter] others can jump in. glad you said that. it is true that you can be socially connected and still be lonely. and you can be socially isolated and not feel lonely at all. i think of it at a top level that loneliness is subjective and isolation is objective, but it is clear they are connected, very clear. >> absolutely. i would say it is clear that it has become more socially acceptable to be single and not to seek to be in a relationship. that is a good thing, and i welcome that. what concerns me more is many people who are not in relationships were attributing their unhappiness and loneliness to the fact they were not in relationships. if people who want it and cannot find it, elusive as it is, that is concerning. >> thomas from baltimore, maryland. my question, there is a book out "palaces for the people" that talks about social infrastructure. i am curious to know w

captioned it's all happening and fans will notice the gals in the picture still wearing their audrey hepburn-inspiredve some explaining to do. the new season of "big little lies" debuts sometime this year. >> sometime. >> i know. [ applause ] it's like that when -- >> exactly. >>> finally, is there anything more adorable than a new puppy playing in the yard except that sometimes it can go horribly wrong. take a look at rose. this little bulldog discovered her favorite spot happened to be a small but mighty pile of mud. she will not get out of that pile. her new owner thinks it's really funny at first and she encourages rose to get ready for her bath. rose being a good girl listens, maybe a little too well. listen up. >> we're going to go take a bath. oh, my heavens. look. you ready? oh. just don't run into -- oh! >> good girl, rose. she listens. >> she's a good little girl. good dirty girl. >> thank you, that's "pop news." >> thank you, lara. [ applause ] >> that is a tough act to follow. our cover story, a look at a unique family. a mom who gave beirth to her daughter and fell in love with the fathe