Jane Solomon
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Before Cher’s date with Christian, Dionne take photos of her outfits. Cher explains “I don’t rely on mirrors so I always take polaroids.”
When seen through a neofuturist lens, this line predicts the rise of selfies and the way the cameras in our phones have become our mirrors.
When seen through a neofuturist lens, this line predicts the rise of selfies and the way the cameras in our phones have become our mirrors.
February 11, 2025 at 7:25 PM
Before Cher’s date with Christian, Dionne take photos of her outfits. Cher explains “I don’t rely on mirrors so I always take polaroids.”
When seen through a neofuturist lens, this line predicts the rise of selfies and the way the cameras in our phones have become our mirrors.
When seen through a neofuturist lens, this line predicts the rise of selfies and the way the cameras in our phones have become our mirrors.
The use of phone technology in Clueless was a punchline in 1995, but today it reflects real-world use.
For example, two teens approach each other in a hallway while having a phone conversation with each other. An absurd image in 1995. I remember laughing in the theater.
For example, two teens approach each other in a hallway while having a phone conversation with each other. An absurd image in 1995. I remember laughing in the theater.
February 11, 2025 at 7:25 PM
The use of phone technology in Clueless was a punchline in 1995, but today it reflects real-world use.
For example, two teens approach each other in a hallway while having a phone conversation with each other. An absurd image in 1995. I remember laughing in the theater.
For example, two teens approach each other in a hallway while having a phone conversation with each other. An absurd image in 1995. I remember laughing in the theater.
Cow do you do, fellow kids?
November 22, 2024 at 9:11 PM
Cow do you do, fellow kids?