High society
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The upper class in a society, especially the socialites among them.
High society may refer to:
- Upper class, the group of people at the top of a social hierarchy
- Socialite, a person of social prominence who spends significant resources entertaining and being entertained
In film, theatre, and television:
- High Society, a 1956 musical film
- High Society (1956 album), the soundtrack album from the film
- High Society (musical), a Cole Porter musical, basis for the 1956 film
- High Society (TV series), an American sitcom
- High Society (1955 film), a Bowery Boys film
In literature:
- High Society (novel), a novel by Ben Elton
- High Society (magazine), a pornographic magazine
- High Society, a comic book story arc of Cerebus the Aardvark by Dave Sim
In music:
- "High Society" (Porter Steele), a jazz standard by Porter Steele
- High Society (Enon album)
- High Society (Epik High album)
- High Society (High Contrast album)
- High Society (Kottonmouth Kings album)
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