Alicia Silverstone said she's glad the extreme scrutiny on women's bodies in Hollywood has lessened. The actress was still a minor when her career took off in the '90s with 'Clueless' and 'The Crush,' a time she remembers as 'really hard.

Alicia Silverstone sits down with USA TODAY to discuss how the media covers women, "Clueless" and her latest projects "Irish Blood" and "Bugonia."

In an interview about the 1990s, 'Clueless' star Alicia Silverstone looks back on her beginnings in 'Entertainment Weekly' and reveals all set secrets.

Alicia Silverstone, seen at the 2019 Fashion Awards in London, stars in "Pretty Thing." File Photo by Rune Hellestad/UPI In The Crush, it was immediately apparent Silverstone's character, Adrian, was obsessed with an older man -- the tenant of her parents' guest house.

Alicia Silverstone has always had her eye on the prize when it comes to her career. Speaking with Entertainment Weekly for their "90s Issue," Silverstone looked back at some of her earliest roles. The interview called back to a thought that the actress, now 48, shared with the magazine back in 1995.

Alicia Silverstone detailed how starring in "Clueless" affected the way she approached acting and how that shift prompted her to take multiple breaks from Hollywood.

Alicia Silverstone has recently reflected on her acting career after Clueless fame.The Pretty Thing actress revealed how the 1995 movie changed her career in an exclusive interview

For the latest Acorn TV series, Irish Blood, not only is the name of the series intriguing, but the premise is equally promising.

The 1990s icon also looks back at "The Wonder Years," "The Crush," "The Babysitter," those Aerosmith music videos, "Blast From the Past," and "Excess Baggage."