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Older, pop culture phrase referencing the 1977 film of the same name starring Diane Keaton. Used to describe a (still) all too common cultural phenomenon and stereotype, whereupon entering a local watering hole, one spots a noticeably middle aging female who, without asking her, one can already glean the following details : 1. she's endlessly looking for a new job or career; 2. she's incessantly looking for a new romantic partner (or the next good lay she can drum up); 3. she's constantly looking for the next place to live (in the immediate vicinity or ANYWHERE for that matter); 4. she's perpetually looking for that 'next big thing' she can't name or describe (and obviously hasn't found yet and, like a character out of a Fitzgerald or Richard Yates novel, probably never will - 'where ARE all those golden people in that golden place ?'); in a phrase, she's a female sad bastard. She's looking for mr. goodbar.
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