Mean Girls

The well-known pop star has done a lot career-wise.

"We did so good, and we swung so hard, and we got really close to where we wanted to be," the actor told Newsweek. "And then it started sliding back."

"Every single actor I've talked to from the original cast would love to do something," Bennett told Newsweek.

From Rihanna to the Mean Girls "cool mom"—they dressed as household names.

The star of the 2004 movie Mean Girls attended the premiere of the new film musical, confusing fans with her appearance.

Cady Heron who? As the trailer for the upcoming musical Mean Girls movie goes viral, Newsweek asks how its original villain became a heroine for our time.

Many social media users have assumed the movie version of 'Mean Girls' the musical is a straight remake after seeing the trailer.

"Just start apologizing and crying. No play it cool," goes the advice from the 2004 film "Mean Girls."

The streaming giant is bringing back two of its most popular shows, "Heartstopper" and "The Lincoln Lawyer," and saying goodbye to a number of fan favorites.

The star of the new Apple TV+ show "The Crowded Room" spoke to Newsweek about being "taken advantage of" during her career.

Selena Gomez took a break from social media, but that did not stop millions of people rushing to take her side in the alleged feud.

These women were not my mommy friends; they were mean girls, grown up.

On Thursday, the actress tweeted out a video of herself combining Pepsi and milk while dressed in a Santa-inspired outfit.

"I would kill just to do one week, all of us playing our own roles on Mean Girls on Broadway," Seyfried said.

The actress said on Thursday's "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" that a sequel was "in Tina Fey's hands and Lorne Michaels," the movie's creative team.

The 2004 cult classic has its own day of celebration, thanks to an iconic scene.

Pearce worked with Michele after competing on "The Glee Project" but was too scared even to look at the star on set.

"Mean Girls" Day is upon us once again – but this year we finally have to face up to the fact that movie is not perfect.

"Mean Girls" is one of the most iconic teen movies of all time. It's been 17 years since the film was released, so where are the "Mean Girls " cast today?

It's October 3, also known as 'Mean Girls Day'—here's how the name was coined and how you can celebrate the most fetch day of the year.

We're going meme-ing!

"Mean Girls" may be 16 years old, but fans still take to social media and their Burn Books every October 3 to celebrate "Mean Girls Day" in tribute to a tiny moment in the movie.

The Israel Defense Forces uses #MeanGirlsDay meme as political commentary to mixed reactions.

On October 3, Aaron Samuels asked Cady Heron a very important question.

October 3 sees fans across the world celebrate Mean Girls Day on Twitter. But why is it celebrated on that day and when did the day start?

Tina Fey celebrates turning 49 on May 18, 2019.

Check out some totally grool trivia about 'Mean Girls.'

The Israeli Embassy in Washington, D.C., responded to Iranian Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Twitter in a far more comedic tone after the supreme leader's comments that Israel is a "malignant cancerous tumor."

Rachel Bloom tells Newsweek she's written a musical called "Broadway Crazy" that she may someday develop.

Previews begin in March for the musical inspired by Tina Fey's 2004 film.