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[Star Trek] What is popular media like in the 24th century?

I know about the holodeck on starships, but are holodecks widespread on planets as well? How does a regular Joe Shmoe get access to one? What other forms of media exist? Are books (e-books, etc) still popular? Magazines? Movies and television?

What stories and franchises from the 20th century have continued on into mankind's future? I can't imagine Disney letting a little thing like World War 3 stop it from making Cars sequels. Is the Star Wars series alive and well? Are comic books still popular with kids?

What new media exists? I bet there's an action franchise about the Enterprise and they've done a historical movie about Kirk. Tell me about it.

(Obviously, you don't have to answer all or any of these questions. I just wanted to spark creativity.)
gpt
That's one thing that kind of irked me about Star Trek- especially TNG. It seemed that popular culture no longer existed in any form. You have Riker playing jazz trombone...but no guitar or even an instrument contemporary to their time? Everyone seems to listen to classical music, there are no advertisements of any kind anywhere (even in a post-scarcity society there should be some), no form of celebrity, and even civilian clothes are pretty dull. At least Tom Paris on Voyager replicated a 50s TV to watch serials on.