Clueless was super huge and talk about it all over TV for months it seemed. The last teen film that felt fully 80s in vibe but at the same time also the first to have new music, styles, slang, etc. to show it was no longer the 80s.

Sadly the year that volumized, styled hair, 80s hair, disappeared, basically still there in some regions to late 1994 but just gone in 1995 hah (and yeah from this you can tell I'm a bit pre-Xennial Gen X'er). And been 30 straight years of flat, no style hair since.... longest such period in the modern age. Bright color and some wild and different clothing styles still around for 1995 though but it was nearing the last gap of that before it went 100% dingy and basic for the late 90s through early 00s and some of the high school kids and younger already seemed all given up on that already and gone 100% grunge inspired or hardcore rap style and got first appearances of the whole pants off the ass stuff (not a universal thing at all, only some crowds in some places ever actually did that much, at least in my greater region, I guess some younger kids already started that by '94).

Recall hearing stuff like TLC - Waterfalls, Madonna - Take A Bow, Sophie B. Hawkins - As I Lay Me Down, Collective Soul - December, Blues Traveler - Run-Around, Dionne Farris - I Know, Hootie And The Blowfish - Hold My Hand, Nicki French - Total Eclipse Of The Heart remake, a lot. And pretty huge Alanis Morisette release Jagged Little Pill.

I wasn't wild about it but Gangsta's Paradise and Kiss From Rose and Have You Ever Really Loved A Woman (and You Gotta Be and This Is How We Do It) seemed to get played non-stop everywhere, especially the first two.

Other movies Pulp Fiction set off a big stir and John Travolta had a mega comeback to stardom, Jumaniji, The Net, Babe, Species (Henstridge hotness), Braveheart was really big, Outbreak freaked people out and made us all low key background worried and waiting (unfortunately finally happened decade and a half later), Waterworld was crazy talk about the mega budget and flop and so on (although still did decent box office if you ignore the cost of it), Goldeneye brought us James Bond once again after a really long 6 year break, Crimson Tide cool Cold War sub movie, Die Hard still going, Apollo 13 was super huge and quite a phenomenon, Batman Forever came out, Vanessa Williams with a huge comeback singing for Pocahontas after the 80s controversy nonsense, To Die For, Billy Madison, etc.

Calvin And Hobbes ends :(

Freaky tragic stuff like Oklahoma City bombing and Selena murder were huge stories too.

The Bosnian War was a big thing.

49'ers win the Super Bowl

The arrest of hacker Kevin Mitnick.

Christopher Reeve has a terrible horseback riding accident.

Seinfeld and FRIENDS going super strong on TV and The Simpsons still (although now we see The Simpsons was still just in it's very early days hah). Xena, Star Trek Voyager, SNL and MadTV, Hecules, JAG,

But OJ kinda dominated TV. The trial just totally took over TV and everything 100%. I mean it dominated like I think I've ever seen a story dominate. Every channel was about like 10 hours of OJ talk every single day for something like 9 straight months! It was THE talk. Nobody who was not around then can even fathom how it just utterly took over all of TV and discussion. If the glove does not fit, you must acquit and all that. It's hard to overemphasize how insanely huge the story was and how utterly it took over TV.