Fifty years ago, Cary Grant and Grace Kelly, did more with a kiss and a pan by the camera than any graphic clench today. As director Alfred Hitchcock understood, it's not what you see, it's what you don't see. In it's report, the FTC said the entertainment industry still runs ads for R-rated movies on television programs watched by teens, even though such films require an adult to accompany anyone under 17. Today's popular culture no longer knows how to create without the use of lewd ingredients that should be off limits to the very customers they want to reach. The need to create is largely dead.
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