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She has also been mourning her friend, Mark Blum, the actor whom she worked with on the film Sister of the Groom. He died of Covid-19 at 69 in March. Its a really sad, scary time for so many people, she said.

Her daily routine involves sensible self-nourishment. I always bring everything back to diet, she said. When I dont eat well, I dont feel well, and then my moods go all over the place. Ms. Silverstone has been eating meals filled with fresh herbs, greens, miso soup and ginger tea. She has found comfort in cooking, of course, but also in daily long walks, yoga, writing in a journal and meditation.

She has also been focused on finding activities to do with Bear Blu, now 9, when hes not with Mr. Jarecki like bouncing on the mini trampoline, dancing or jump roping. My son and I take baths together, and when hes not with me, I take a bath and that really feels nourishing and comforting, Ms. Silverstone said.

She is still amazed by the brilliant genius of Ms. Heckerling. Its generational, Ms. Silverstone said. The people that were watching it when it came out have shared it with their children, and so it just keeps going and keeps living. I dont know why that happens to some movies and others it doesnt, but Im so grateful to be a part of it.

In 2017, she introduced a screening of the film at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery and took her son to see the movie for the first time. I didnt want to miss out on this opportunity to show him the movie on the big screen like that with 4,000 people outside, she said. It just felt like a moment.

For her, whats most memorable about the film are the costumes that make entrances. After filming, she even kept some of her favorite items like Chers Mary Janes, but shes since given all of the items away. Back then, Ms. Silverstone said, she had no style and wore the same green T-shirt and jeans every day for four years.

When asked which actor should play Cher in a reboot, Ms. Silverstone laughed. Shes far removed from the film that once made her a star: Im like a grandma at my house whos going to help climate change and raise my son.

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Alicia Silverstone Wants Us to Eat Our Fruits and Vegetables - The New York Times

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