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The iconic chick flick is now on Netflix.
‘That’s why her hair’s so big, it’s full of secrets…’
‘Is butter a carb?’
Could we quote Mean Girls’ lines all day? Absolutely.
In honour of the 2004 movie landing on Netflix today, February 1st, we’re taking a little trip down memory lane. Looking back at our favourite stars who graced the screen almost
two decades ago gasps . Where are they now? What are they at? Here’s all the tea, sis.
Lindsay Lohan
Can you believe Lindsay Lohan was only 18-years-old when she played the legendary Cady Heron? Becoming cold, shiny, hard plastic, Cady wasn’t long joining Regina George and co when she moved to North Shore High School.
Next up, according to state plans: staff and the mostly elderly residents of long-term facilities that account for more than a third of the state’s overall coronavirus death total, which has surpassed 11,000.
But with initial doses of the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine still scarce, county health departments and local hospitals are faced with difficult choices on how to prioritize vaccines after these top-level groups.
“These are incredibly difficult decisions,” Jeffrey Byrnes, a Grand Valley State University philosophy professor and medical ethicist, told Bridge Michigan.
“This is a real high wire act. This is the kind of thing that 10, 20 years ago would have been drafted as a hypothetical and perhaps overly dramatic textbook problem. Now we are facing this in real time.”
As early doses of COVID-19 vaccines arrive in Michigan, there’s no dispute over who’s first in line: front-line hospital workers and medical first responders who have battled the virus for months.
Next up, according to state plans: staff and the mostly elderly residents of long-term facilities that account for more than a third of the state’s overall coronavirus death total, which has surpassed 11,000.
This story was co-published with Bridge Magazine.
But with initial doses of the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine still scarce, county health departments and local hospitals are faced with difficult choices on how to prioritize vaccines after these top-level groups.