Billion dollar production budgets, fat cat Winnebagos and moaning stick-thin superstars with adopted babies on their hips: like, SO over. Truth is, the wonderful world of web has restored the power to the little people, and the hottest premiere coming to La-La-Land this month revolves around a film entirely created on mobile phones, by plebs like you and me. OK, so admittedly Spike Lee's directing, but everyone needs a bit of star dust, right?

Nokia and Mr Lee have been spearheading the people's revolution over the past few months with their collaborative, mobile created, user generated film. "Within five years, new movies will be made with devices like these" - so if you're interested in films, phones and the future, this is, well, it.

From wikipedia: "The word "meme" is a neologism coined in 1976 by Richard Dawkins occuring in 'The Selfish Gene' to describe how one might extend Darwinian principles to explain the spread of and cultural phenomena.

He gave as examples melodies, catch-phrases, beliefs (notably religious belief, clothing/fashion, and the technology of building arches). The concept that spread according to genetic rules predates the coining by Richard Dawkins in The Selfish Gene; for example William S. Burroughs asserted that "language is a virus".

Either way, it doesn't really matter when it all started, but more about what have been the 'current' memes over the past 16 or so years - this awesome map illustrates the timeline of one of modern cultures more intresting habits - ENJOY :)