In the least surprising news, Stephen Miller is once again a shanda fur di goyim. In case you missed it, in the White House Press Conference From Hell, the president’s advisor insisted that using the Statue of Liberty as an American icon for welcoming immigrants is fallacious because Emma Lazarus’s poem, “The New Colossus,” was added later.

Folks on the Internet have come through and made great points, like that the Statue of Liberty got the plaque the same year Miller’s Yiddish-speaking great-grandparents immigrated to this country. But of course, nothing makes a salient political point like a humorous tweet:

"In conclusion, may I please remind you that it does not say RSVP on the Statue of Liberty." pic.twitter.com/iNdeyvDDtU

— The Volatile Mermaid (@OhNoSheTwitnt) August 3, 2017

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Throughout the past week, Vulture has been taking a close look at iconic pop-culture films/TV shows/etc via their micro oral histories series.

Best one so far? Gathering Amy Heckerling (writer-director), Breckin Meyer (Travis Birkenstock), Alicia Silverstone (Cher Horowitz), Jeremy Sisto (Elton), Donald Faison (Murray Duvall) and…wait for it…Coolio (rapper whose “Rolling with the homies” tune set the scene for Tai and Elton’s duet) to discuss the oral history of the Clueless party scene.

Cher in the red dress, Tai googly-eyed over Elton, Murray getting his head shaved; there’s just too many awesome parts of this scene/movie, entirely.

Some highlights, including lots of love for the late, great Brittany Murphy:

Silverstone: I love the suck and blow thing — am I saying that right? I love that, when Jeremy gets in there and tries to snag a kiss. I just love it. [laughs] I definitely hadn’t heard of [the game before the movie]. I’ve never heard of it again since then.

Silverstone: I love when Brittany Murphy does her little “rolling with the homies” [hand gesture]. It’s so sweet. She was so special for that role and just adorable and lovely and brilliant. It’s so weird to think she’s not around anymore. It seems very abstract. [Murphy died in 2009.]

Faison: She had that spark, you know what I mean? I honestly believe that’s why everybody remembers the song because one, she’s so cute when she sings it. Two, you didn’t expect that voice to come out of that girl when she sang. So when she does that line, it’s like, “Holy cow, she can sing?”

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• Hurricane Sandy’s unlikely effect? A meat market uptown when the Yeshiva University Stern girls were transferred uptown to the boys’ campus. [Jewish Week]

• A new study out of Jerusalem reports that attractive women are more likely to act the way society wants them to. Or something. [Huffington Post]

• Horror writer R.L. Stine’s drink of choice? Ginger Ale. [NY Mag]

• Jake Gyllenhaal, still on Broadway, and probably still kicking himself for not giving Taylor Swift that scarf back before her new album came out. [NY Post]

• Chelsea Handler, off the market. [Huffington Post]

• Where did Clueless creator Amy Heckerling get the inspiration to make a vampire movie? “I’m a night person and I’d like to not get older.” [The Daily]

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• Well, this is awkward. 18% of people surveyed think Obama is Jewish.

• Willa Paskin talks to Morgan Saylor, the young actress who plays Dana Brody on Homeland.

• Alicia Silverstone stars in Vamp, which is basically Clueless for the Twilight era.

• Mover over Gwyneth, Elizabeth Taylor invented Goop first—and it was a cocktail.

• John Goodman is hanging out with the Coen brothers again.

• Before your power goes out, watch Drake’s graduation speech:

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• Blah, blah, blah: Mila and Ashton is really happening.

• The New York Post sent a gift basket to Ahmadinejad, in town for the U.N. General Assembly. The contents? “Gold’s Borscht, Manischewitz Gefilte Fish, H&H bagels, onion bialys and Zabar’s cream cheese.”

• Natalie Portman is blonde now.

• Israel didn’t make it to the World Baseball Classic, which means we won’t see Kevin Youkilis playing for the Holy Land after all.

• The Broke Girl’s Guide to Living Like Clueless’ Cher Horowitz, courtesy of Hello Giggles.

• Homeland won big at the Emmy’s last night, and Claire Danes stole the show with the most amazing line ever: “Mandy Patinkin, holla.”

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The Coveteur, a website that gives voyeuristic fashionistas glimpses into the closets of their favorite style icons, went where we’ve all been dying to go since Clueless came out 17 years ago: Cher Horowitz’s closet.

The hyper-matching, meticulously accessorized high school student had a closet for the ages. Motorized racks that recalled clothing when her totally 90s computer program selected outfits? Clothing and shoes arranged, and displayed, by color? There was nothing that closet couldn’t do.

The Clueless-inspired Coveteur feature also lets you ‘Shop the Look’ for different scenes from the movie, but come on, there’s no beating Cher. The girl single-handedly drove up the value of Polaroid stock after declaring that she didn’t trust mirrors.

Happy 17th birthday, Clueless! What she said:

#Clueless turns 17 today. So she’s still a virgin who can’t drive.

— TheFFJD.com/Meredith (@TheFFJD) July 23, 2012

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• Israeli typographer Oded Ezer transforms well-known logos for companies like Disney and Pinterest into Hebrew.

• Ben Schwartz, who plays Parks and Recreation’s resident creep Jean Ralphio, wrote some fake horoscopes for Elle Canada.

• Deal or No Deal host Howie Mandel is set to host White Elephant, a game show based on a popular gift-swapping tradition. We prefer Secret Santa.

• It’s a total Clueless reunion on last night’s episode of Suburgatory.

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• Gefilteria, which we profiled earlier this month, gets the Times treatment.

• A look at Barbra Streisand’s look while filming Funny Girl.

• Rachel Shukert points out there are four different Jesuses on the New York stage right now.

• Joan Rivers mocks Alicia Silverstone’s baby-feeding video-gone-viral by chewing food and spitting it into Kelly Osbourne’s mouth.

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• Sacha Baron Cohen’s new film, The Dictator, is pretty much what you expected.

• The Daily Show’s Samantha Bee visited the Park Slope Food Coop, and it was amazing.

• OMG, Whoopi’s going to be on Glee.

• The New York Knicks’ Landry Fields tweets from Carnegie Deli.

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