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* [[Face of the Band]]: Alex is an illustration of what happens to the person on the other side of this trope.
* [[Glory Days]]: Subverted - Alex isn't exactly thrilled with his lot, but is more or less resigned to it, never really demonstrates any burning desire to get back where he was, and treats his fans and low-rent gigs sardonically but with real affection.
* [[Hey ItsIt's That Guy]]!: [[Glee|Mr Shue]] is Cora's manager, in a film where Drew Barrymore sings, Mr Shue neither sings nor dances.
* [[Hilarious in Hindsight]]: watching the movie now, knowing about [[Lady Gaga]], most of Cora's scenes become this.
* [[Laser -Guided Karma]]: Sophie suffers a breakdown on finding out that Sloan, her former professor, is making a major motion picture of the book he wrote about their affair. At the end of the film, we find that the movie was mercilessly shot down by critics, completely ruining his career.
* [[Lost Love Montage]]
* [[Muse Abuse]]: Sophie's a victim of this, courtesy of the English Lit professor who had an affair with her without telling her he was engaged and then, when it went sour, proceeded to write a bestseller painting her as a talentless [[Gold Digger|gold-digging]] whore.
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* [[Sad Times Montage]]
* [[Stuffy Old Songs About the Buttocks]] "Entering Bootytown"
* [[Where Are They Now? Epilogue]]: In the form of a VH1 "Pop-Up Video" segment!
* [[White Dwarf Starlet]]: As above, Alex isn't really obsessing over the good old days.
 
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