While every generation has its share of those destined for the limelight, it seems that the crop gets a bit thinner as time marches on. The stars our�parents and grandparents idolized in their youth are revered to this day, whereas the new stars and starlets of Hollywood often just don?t measure up. The brightest stars of ten short years ago are already seeing themselves replaced by younger, hipper versions of themselves, and more often than not it?s a heavy downgrade. However, some aren?t so bad, some are actually great. These are the 15 stars of �Tomorrow (versus today and yesterday)??.There once was a time when young women the world over went absolutely mad at the merest mention of The Beatles. Girls fainted, parents became enraged, preachers burned albums and radio stations played them nonstop. Today, that sort of excitement just isn?t generated by any single�band, unless you call the Jonas Brothers a band. These�kids have probably collected more panties via fanmail than Victoria?s Secret sells in a month. The trite garbage they put out could barely be called music, and yet they?re world-renowned superstars as far as�record�companies and radio stations are concerned.
Pretty boy or not, Brad Pitt has risen to become one of the most loved male actors of his time. He?s played roles that nobody thought could suit him, and he pulled it off perfectly ? time and again. He?s one of few male actors who not only makes women swoon, but gives guys a good laugh and no cause for hate. Who is taking the spotlight from him today? None other than Robert Pattinson, wannabe vampire extraordinaire. Pitt played a gritty, classical vampire in his earlier days, in a role that helped rocket him into stardom. Pattinson has become a superstar on the sole basis that he plays the most pathetic, lamest vampire in the�history of vampire movies.
For generations, people grew up thinking of Shirley Temple when they heard the phrase ?child star.? Today, if anyone mentions the term, the first hideous face to pop into the minds of most people walking this Earth is that of Miley Cyrus. This vapid, skanky, underage manifestation of everything that?s gone terribly wrong with Disney in the last 20 years has taken the entire planet by�storm. Her name is�everywhere, and it?s only a matter of time until she leaves her Hannah Montana moniker behind for more adult pastures ? and it will only get worse.
This one has the potential to be acceptable, even welcomed. Zoe Saldana has been around for a little while now, quietly played roles in films that nobody notices, until just recently when she scored the coveted role of Uhura in the�Star Trek reboot franchise. Thus far in hercareer, Saldana has turned out to be similar in many ways to Halle Berry, who has lost most of her mainstream luster in the past few years. The young Saldana easily matches Berry?s looks, and it seems that she may be showing up a bit more frequently in upcomingblockbusters.�We?re just fine with seeing more of her. � comming soon???.
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