Fans of Schitt's Creek, The Office and Mean Girls might recognise some familiar faces in Netflix's new Christmas rom-com.

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Lacey Chabert, 42, is best known for appearing as Gretchen Wieners in Mean Girls in 2004 ... Gretchen – whose father invented the toaster strudel, if you remember – was, of course, always ...

Lacey Chabert’s upcoming Netflix holiday rom-com, Hot Frosty, references her Mean Girls past. In Hot Frosty, Chabert — who played Gretchen Weiners in the cult classic — watches a video of ...

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Netflix has shared the official Hot Frosty trailer for its newest holiday romantic comedy, starring Mean Girls alum Lacey Chabert and Schitt’s Creek alum Dustin Milligan. The film will be ...

The first trailer for Netflix's new Christmas rom-com Hot Frosty has been released, and it contains a neat Mean Girls reference. The upcoming holiday movie stars the high school classic's Lacey ...

This just in: “Mean Girls” the musical is still fetch. So much, in fact, that its national tour is returning to Cleveland, appearing Oct. 29 to Nov. 3 at Playhouse Square’s KeyBank State ...

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John Curtice receives funding from UKRI-ESRC. Tim Bale has previously received funding for research on the Conservative Party and party members from the Leverhulme Trust and from the Economic and ...