Surprised "O" hasn't been mentioned
Made around 1999, released in 2001/2. Of course, the ending involved a school shooting, and it was slated to be released right around Columbine…

Yeah, that was the same season where the Doctor visits Madame du Pompadour. Same season too, in the episode "The Girl in the Fireplace."

Yeah, CBS's "Swingtown" two years ago. And yeah, one episode had the main couple go to a Playboy Club outside of Chicago.

A few more
Parties in "Marie Antoinette," especially her 18th (?) birthday. Booze flowing freely, good food, gambling, general revelry.

I got that book for my dad last year, and he really liked it.

FINALLY!!!
About damn time! After seeing it for weeks and weeks on the docket, I thought this was never going to come.

Agreed. Nearly laughed aloud in class.

Others
Books:

Twilight
I mean, come on.

@Liebkartoffel I have some Polish ancestry in me, and was raised Lutheran. So…yeah.

And I can't see the Cake Boss title without singing it to T.Rex's "Space Boss."

Oh god, that was my favorite movie when I was ten.

Yeah, iCarly's great. It's amazing the stuff they sneak past the censors (Carly bound and gagged, anyone?).

Even if it is just another high school comedy, I think Emma Stone, Patricia Clarkson and Stanley Tucci will make it highly watchable.

Genevieve
took my initial answer. But that's ok, I have more.

But there have women throughout history who've flouted the traditional conventions. (For Regency England, see Jane Digby.)

That scene's in the movie, it didn't get deleted.

It's one of my favorites, but then I'm a big fan of both Jack White and Loretta Lynn.

Thank God I'm not the only one. I wish Max had stayed in his world.

One of the first episodes I saw was "The Idiot's Lantern" when it was on PBS (new Who, I know). I remember being so terrified of SPOILER ALERT the Wire sucking people's faces off END SPOILER that I was clutching a pillow, cowering in the corner of my couch. And I'm a grown woman.