In this episode, we explore the influential movie "Clueless" and its impact on popular culture. Rachel sets the stage by delving into the film's setting, unique slang, and memorable music. Aviv shines a light on the diverse soundtrack, featuring artists like The Muffs and Radiohead, with Jill Sabule's empowering track "Supermodel" as a standout moment. Comedian Lane Moore joins the conversation, emphasizing Brittany Murphy's lasting influence and the queer nuances in the film's music. Together, we dissect the complexities of songs like Katy Perry's "I Kissed a Girl" in comparison to Jill Sabule's empowering anthem, unraveling themes of empowerment and personal struggles. The discussion deepens as we explore the significance of the spoken word component in "Supermodel" and the legal complexities of songwriting credits, touching on industry manipulation and the enduring legacy of Clueless. Delving into the themes of identity and societal expectations, the guests analyze the song "Supermodel" and its resonating messages of outsider status and societal pressures. Comparisons are drawn to other tracks, sparking a conversation on adult women's emotional representation in music. Transitioning to the creation and cultural impact of "Clueless," we explore its origins, including the slang it popularized and the film's iconic fashion moments, like the characters' memorable closets. The dialogue evolves to encompass broader topics of cultural influence, societal norms, and the timeless effects of pop culture across different generations. Continuing the discussion, we delve into the intriguing world of iconic makeover scenes across popular culture, examining their societal impact and underlying narratives. Tracing the history of makeover montages in film, we unpack their evolution and their reflection of societal beauty standards and ideologies. Through examples from films like "Clueless" and "Pretty Woman," we dissect the multifaceted dynamics of makeovers and how they depict notions of authenticity, self-discovery, and societal expectations. The conversation takes a deeper dive into how characters like Brittany Murphy's in "Clueless" challenge traditional makeover tropes, offering fresh perspectives on beauty and identity, underscoring the profound influence of makeover scenes in shaping audience perceptions and cultural storytelling. Aviv further explores how films such as "Mean Girls" and "Clueless" confront societal norms surrounding physical appearance, while "Jawbreaker" takes a darker spin on the makeover concept. We analyze Ty's character arc in "Clueless," observing her journey towards balancing conformity and self-expression. Rachel and Lane provide valuable insights on authenticity and self-acceptance in media and personal narratives, reflecting on societal pressures and the importance of promoting body positivity and inclusivity. The episode concludes with Lane Moore sharing details about her upcoming books and the ethos behind her podcast, underscoring the value of embracing imperfections and fostering genuine connections. The hosts extend gratitude to the production team, wrapping up the episode on a warm note. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/insync/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy