By Trish Rooney If pop culture died at all, Matt James argues, it died in 2009. James, the 24 year old creator of the blog and Twitter account @popculturediedin2009, has been posting about long-lost celebrity culture since his sophomore year of high school in 2013. “At the time, I was just feeling nostalgic for a lot of the images I grew up seeing in the magazines my mom would read, and on TV and have all these crazy celebrities doing crazy things.” he explains, “When I started the blog, it felt like the culture was just so drastically different, so I wanted to create something to sort of coll…