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Tina Fey isn't closing the door on Mean Girls 2. The comedian got candid about whether a sequel starring Lindsay Lohan, Rachel McAdams, Amanda Seyfried, and Lacey Chabert could ever happen. 'Oh,' Tina exclaimed while on Good Morning Britain. 'I don't know. I would like to see those four women in the movie again. I don't know, I feel like if you took those characters where they are now, it's just the Real Housewives franchise.'

Mean Girls fans have erupted when it was revealed that an original star will make a surprise cameo in Tina Fey's forthcoming revival. Mean Girls starring Lindsay Lohan, Rachel McAdams, Amanda Seyfried, and Lacey Chabert opened in theater in 2004 and has since become a cult classic. Now, 20 years later, Fey's hit Broadway musical version of Mean Girls, AKA Mean Girls, will make its way to the big screen on Friday, January 12.

Lindsay Lohan came across as she displayed her postpartum body in New York City on Monday evening. The actress wore a cut out and backless black gown from Alexandre Vauthie and high heels by Giuseppe Zanotti as she hung on to a clutch purse. Tina Fey appeared at the Mean Girls premiere. It's been 20 years since Lohan appeared in the original Mean Girls film starring Rachel McAdams, Amanda Seyfried, and Lacey Chabert. This is just six months after she welcomed her son Luai. On July 17, the actress, 37, who wed Bader Shammas in 2022, welcomed her baby. She shed the pounds fast because she has been making a lot of greens for herself and doing Pilates.

The stories unfold year after year, set against the backdrop of picturesque small towns during the cherry season, with career-driven women living in burgeoning metropolises. The main characters embark on a trip to small towns, where they become embroiled in passion with handsome local guys and then decide to leave the cities in search of a lifetime spent together. However, the pattern has been shifting and shifting as the networks continue to modernize their production.

Rachel McAdams has revealed why she skipped out on a recent Mean Girls reunion film with her old co-stars. Last month, Lindsay Lohan, Amanda Seyfried, and Lacey Chabert all banded together for a Walmart commercial to advertise the company's Black Friday sales. But Rachel, who put on a scene-stealing appearance in Mean Girls as Regina George's reigning school bully, was nowhere to be found.

On Wednesday, original cast members from the hit teen comedy Mean Girls made a surprise reunion in Walmart's latest Black Friday commercial, but Rachel McAdams was notably absent. Regina George appeared in the film 19 years ago as the Notebook star, 44, portrayed her role in the film. However, her absence had nothing to do with her former coworkers, but rather because the actress 'didn't want to do it,' a source told Page Six. 'They were all offered it.' The three of them loved being together for their reunion,' the insider added, quoting Lindsay Lohan (Cady), Amanda Seyfried (Karen), and Lacey Chabert (Gretchen) who appeared in the ad.

Lindsay Lohan, Amanda Seyfried, and Lacey Chabert all attended a mini Mean Girls reunion in Los Angeles on Friday. Since being turned into a stage musical in 2004, the three have been pals. Amanda, 37, appeared businesslike in black pants, a vibrant pink jacket, and gray blazer with thick soled black ankle boots.

It has been announced that the Mean Girls musical will be bringing to London's West End in June 2024. Lindsay Lohan, Rachel McAdams, Amanda Seyfried, and Lacey Chabert appear in the hit Broadway musical. It will be on display at the Savoy Theatre next year, marking two decades since the initial film's release.

The end of any given month means that Netflix and others like it will continue to produce new content, but also removing a slew of movies and TV shows. According to What's On Netflix, the subscription service has licenses to'rent' movies and TV shows for a certain period of time, and if something goes missing, it means the'rental' period has come to an end, so to speak. Surprisingly enough, some of the Netflix Original Films that were made in-house would be leaving as well, and they are likely to be out on other platforms for a time.

That's not so fetch! Fans of the original Mean Girls film, Lindsay Lohan, Rachel McAdams, Amanda Seyfried, and Lacey Chabert, all agreed to return for the new Mean Girls film. However, now, it appears that the reunion is in jeopardy, since the The quartet was given a 'disrespectful' amount of money to reprise their roles. The hit Broadway musical will be brought to Amazon Prime.com. 'Paramount Pictures doesn't want to pay the girls what they are worth,' a source told Page Six.' All four girls were eager to return, but Paramount has not been considerat of what they are worth.' Since the 2004 classic cult film, the four women have been friends.

Lacey Chabert is bringing hope to those of the Party Of Five. The actress revealed that she would favour reprising her role as Claudia Salinger for a Party Of Five reunion while out promoting her latest Hallmark film, The Wedding Veil Expectations. Chabert, who is now 40, appeared on Fox in 1994 alongside co-stars Neve Campbell (Julia Salinger), Matthew Fox (Bailey Salinger), Scott Wolf (Bailey Salinger), and Jennifer Love Hewitt (Sarah Reeves Merrin).

Following Candace Cameron Bure's comments about the network, Lacey Chabert walked out a week after defending the Hallmark Channel. In a romantic green lace gown with plunging neckline, the Mean Girls alum, 40, was a sight to behold. Lacey certainly looked picture perfect as she posed up a storm outside the studio in New York on Thursday, with a large smile on her face.

Since Candace Cameron Bure disparaged the network last month, Lacey Chabert is sticking by the Hallmark Channel. Lacey, 40, has been a mainstay on the network for the past few years, and she defended it in an interview with Vulture published late last week.

Lindsay Lohan and Amanda Seyfriend attended a mini reunion just days after co-star Lacey Chabert expressed an interest in doing a Mean Girls revival. Lindsay, 36, was interviewed by Amanda, who was also 36, for her Interview magazine cover story in which they discussed a potential sequel and run on Broadway for the 2004 hit film. Amanda asked Lindsay what she wants to do next in entertainment before deciding against the suggestion: "I would kill just to do one week, and we would all be in rehearsals on Broadway." Lindsay, who has previously expressed an interest in a sequel, responded, 'It'll be so much fun.'

Lacey Chabert has hinted that she would 'absolutely' want to do a Mean Girls revival. In the teen classic that has had a burgeoning fanbase after its debut in 2004. Gretchen Wieners, 40, appeared Gretchen Wieners. Lacey was asked if she'd be up for returning to her role in a sequel during a live appearance on Jimmy Fallon's Tonight Show.

Lindsay Lohan's latest film, "Falling For Christmas," has taken over Netflix Christmas movies, and it has a lot of festive carols, as in every great holiday movie. And, yes, Lohan does actually sing in the film, giving an outstanding interpretation of the classic "Jingle Bell Rock." Lohan assumed the job of reporting the event — and returning to the screen — with a serious agenda. In an 8-Nov. interview, she told Entertainment Tonight, "It was fun, but I was trepid." "I was [nervous] because I hadn't recorded in a long time and felt the pressure to do it in a way that people who had seen 'Mean Girls' would like it the same," she continued, referring to the scene in the 2004 film in which Rachel McAdams, Lacey Chabert, and Amanda Seyfried accompanied the singer and dance along to the song in a school talent competition.

Lindsay Lohan has returned to her music career after launching a brand new front page of Jingle Bell Rock in favor of her forthcoming Netflix holiday film Falling For Christmas. In a now iconic scene from the hit film Mean Girls (2005), the former child actor first performed the song alongside Rachel McAdams, Amanda Seyfried, Lacey Chabert, and Tina Fey on piano. Fans can see her dulcet tones performing the classic American Christmas tune, which was first introduced by Bobby Helms in 1957 in a lyric video that was posted Friday.