 Other examples from this series of predictions included "mood tuning" products, such as clothing infused with "neuro-chemicals" to enhance confidence or mental acuity, demand for exercising "brain fitness", possibly manifesting itself in "brain trainers" to exercise recall or "retort coaches" to help people sharpen their wit.A 2008 "Los Angeles Times" entertainment section article, following Popcorn's predictions over a period of five years, credited her with identifying trends such as "food coaches" and "transcouture".In 2014, she predicted to "The Hollywood Reporter" that films would become immersive events, taking place all around you, where consumers could choose their own avatars as characters.