Fashion has become one of the clearest examples of this change. New York Fashion Week, for instance, is no longer simply about the collections presented by designers. The celebrities attending those shows can become part of the entertainment story themselves.
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Hollywood has adapted to this reality by becoming more comfortable with content that can travel independently of its original context. A red-carpet photograph does not have to remain a photograph. It can become a fashion debate, a reaction video, a meme, a fan edit or a headline about the celebrity’s expression.
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The internet has quietly transformed itself into a second newsroom, except this newsroom never closes, nobody has to wait for an editor and almost everyone seems to arrive with an opinion already formed. A celebrity says something during an interview, a politician makes a statement, a company announces a decision, a strange photograph appears online or an unexpected video starts circulating, and within minutes there can be thousands of reactions competing to explain what supposedly happened.
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New York has always been comfortable with famous people, but September brings a particular kind of chaos because so many entertainment worlds overlap at once. Fashion brings designers, models, editors, influencers and celebrity guests into the city.
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The change can be seen across entertainment. Actors are launching production companies and taking greater control over the stories they want to tell. Musicians are building fashion and beauty businesses around their personal brands.
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