High society
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High society may refer to:
- Upper class, group of people at the top of a social hierarchy
- Gentry, origin Old French genterie, from gentil ‘high-born, noble
- High society (group), social grouping which socialites may be affiliated with.
- Socialite, person of social prominence, who spends significant resources entertaining and being entertained
In film, theatre, and television:
- High Society (1924 film), silent comedy, Our Gang film
- High Society (1932 film), comedy starring Florence Desmond
- High Society (1955 film), Bowery Boys film
- High Society (1956 film), famous MGM musical film
- High Society (musical), 1998 Broadway musical, based on the 1956 film
- High Society (TV series), 1995-1996 American sitcom
- High Society (reality show), a 2010 reality show
In literature:
- High Society (novel), 2002 dark comedy novel by Ben Elton
- High Society (magazine), U.S. pornographic magazine
- High Society (comics), story from the comic book, Cerebus the Aardvark, by Dave Sim
In music:
- "High Society" (composition), 1901 jazz standard written by Porter Steele
- High Society (soundtrack album), from the 1956 film
- High Society (Enon album), 2002, band's second album
- High Society (Epik High album), 2004, band's second album
- High Society (High Contrast album), 2004, band's second album
- High Society (Kottonmouth Kings album), 2000, band's second album
- High Society (The Silver Seas album), 2006, band's second album
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