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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.'

Saturday Night Live creator Lorne Michaels has responded to the latest round of rumors that he might be considering retirement . The 79-year-old was at the helm of the iconic sketch show when it debuted in 1975 and has remained there ever since, except for a hiatus from 1980 to 1985. Lorne rose to become one of the most powerful figures in TV comedy, earning a record 102 Emmy nods and winning 21.

Tina Fey and Steve Carell are set to reunite for Netflix's eight-episode comedy series The Four Seasons, in which they'll play a married couple for the second time. The 53-year-old Mean Girls producer and the 61-year-old Office alum will begin production later this year on the remake of Alan Alda's critically-acclaimed 1981 feature directorial debut co-starring Carol Burnett, whose famous catchphrase was 'Are we having fun yet?'

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Her mother is a beautiful British actress who has been active in England for the past three decades as well as in Hollywood. The brunette wonder has worked with some of the best men in the industry, including Ben Affleck, Leonardo DiCaprio, Robert De Niro, Christina Bale, and Colin Farrell. And she has appeared in a number of films, including a major sci-fi movie. Dad studied at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London. He has appeared in critically acclaimed films and has worked with Reese Witherspoon, Jennifer Lawrence, and Kristen Stewart. On Thursday, Tina Fey's daughter, an up-and-coming actress, appeared at Netflix's Girls5eva season three premiere in Paris. Who is she?

For the Girls5Eva season three premiere, Tina Fey and Busy Philipps followed the all-black elegant attire dress code, which was held at the Paris Theater in Midtown Manhattan on Thursday. The 53-year-old Mean Girls producer-actress acts as executive producer on Meredith Scardino's critically acclaimed musical comedy about a one-hit wonder nineties girl group, starring the 44-year-old Mean Girls actor.

Apple TV Plus has released the first trailer for their upcoming documentary STEVE! (martin) A documentary in two parts. The film from director Morgan Neville (20 Feet from Stardom, Won't You Be My Neighbor?) The life and career of comedian Steve Martin will be explored. Finn Wittrock, Martin Short, Tina Fey, Jerry Seinfeld, Eric Idle, Diane Keaton, and Selena Gomez all talk about his fame.

Ashley Tisdale auditioned for Mean Girls when she was 18 years old in 2003, and although she didn't get cast, she left a lasting impression on the 2004 teen comedy penned by Tina Fey. Karen Smith, a 38-year-old High School Musical alumnette, was up for the role as a dimwitted Plastics member, which later went to Amanda Seyfried.

Megan Thee Stallion's "Y2K fire crotch is back" line of dialogue has been officially removed from Mean Girls' VOD version a month after Lindsay Lohan voiced her 'disappointment' at its inclusion. The 29-year-old hip-hop star's social media-style cameo as fans watch Samantha Jayne and Arturo Perez Jr.'s musical remake, which includes a shoutout that reads, "We're going back to red" and joking.

The actor, who is 45, is best known for his role in the smash hit film starring Lindsay Lohan's lead character Cady Heron in 2004. With a musical reprise, the legendary teen comedy is back on televisions, with Angourie Rice portraying Kady and Reneé Rapp playing high school queen Regina George.

Multiple iterations of some of the most popular viewings in the United States and the United Kingdom have been held in multiple iterations, including fandom and the United Kingdom, which have attracted followers in a rage. The Percy Jackson & The Olympians book series, which is based on children whose parents are mystic Greek gods, has already been made into films, but not for any of the series's sequels, and does not have a musical. However, a Netflix Plus TV show based on the novels was a hit in December. One branding specialist told FEMAIL that although studios may be running out of original plans, there is still a lot of money to be invested in adaptations.

A BRIAN VINER: Two whole decades have passed since the original Mean Girls were released; many of the girls in their early teens who dragged their mothers to see it are now parents, with more to do than gather their old pals and head to the photographs on a cold January night, perhaps after a few gussied-up cocktails. But they should. This version, rather than a straight remake, but rather an exuberant musical based on the 2018 Broadway show, is a blast.

After several theatergoers admitted to having no idea until they saw the movie, Paramount has confirmed that the Mean Girls remake is a musical. The 2024 revival is based on the Broadway musical of the same name, which in turn was based on Tina Fey's 2004 comedy film. However, many cinemagoers have admitted that they weren't expecting any musical numbers, with some even walking out of theaters as the performance began.

Mean Girls was regarded as a symbol of my generation. The 2004 original followed Cady Heron's aspirations as she attempted to integrate, brilliantly skewering the cliques of a US high school. I was 14 years old when it came out, and it seemed to me and my colleagues that it was the first true film about our age group.

Lindsay, 37, expressed dissatisfaction with Tina Fey's musical remake of the 2004 original, which saw Megan Thee Stallion remarking on "fire crotch," an insult that was directed at the actress during her days as she was hanging out with Paris Hilton, now 42. A Lindsay rep said she was "disappointed," but a insider close to the film told exclusively to DailyMail.com that the line should be barred from the final cut entirely. Tina Fey, the 'true mean girl here,' they said. She wrote it.' Lindsay is also affected by it, according to the actress. Lindsay is also aware of how the studio is perceived by it. For them to do, they should edit this out of the film. It's completely unnecessary and disrespectful.'

On Monday night, the Emmy Awards celebrated nostalgic cast reunions of some of the best and most beloved shows in television history. In an interview with Variety last week, Emmy Awards executive producers Jesse Collins, Dionne Harmon, and Jeannae Rouzan-Clay hinted two of these reunions for the hit 90s sitcom Martin and the hit legal thriller Ally McBeal. In the interview, Rouzan-Clay said, 'I think they'll be talking about the ones that they might not see on television.'

Tina Fey and Amy Poehler attended the Emmys reunion on Monday as they revived the legendary Weekend Update segment. While seated at a recreation of the SNL desk, Fey, 53, and Poehler, 52, took the award for Outstanding Live Variety Special.

Niecy Nash-Betts received the Emmy Award for Supporting Actress in a Limited Series or TV Movie for Dahmer on Sunday, delivering a moving and inspiring acceptance address. Nash-Betts, 53, a glittering actress who appeared in Glenda Cleveland on the acclaimed film, accepted the award "on behalf of every black and brown woman who have gone unheard," as she thanked herself in a moving address.

On Monday evening, Brian Cox and his partner Nicole Ansari-Cox attended The 75th Emmy Awards at the Peacock Theater in downtown Los Angeles. When he landed, the British actor, who was 77, looked dapper in a grey dinner suit with black lapels on his jacket. Brian, the Succession actor, wore a black bow tie and a smart white shirt for the evening and stood arm-in-arm with Nicole at the restaurant.

Jennifer Keishin Armstrong's latest book, appropriately named So Fetch, chronicles the film's development and discusses why we're still so attached to it two decades later. It also contains some of the more surprising, little-known details, including actors who auditioned for the now legendary roles but missed out on them, and the title Tina Fey originally planned - which may have seen the movie bomb without trace.

Film critics have lauded a new adaptation of Mean Girls as a'straight-up funny' sequel to the original 2004 film. The new script is based on the 2017 broadway musical, which is based on Lindsay Lohan's original film starring Cady Heron and Rachel McAdams as Regina George. Although the overall message remains the same, Tina Fey has revived her original screenplay for the Gen Z generation by including new songs and quips.