Get in losers, we’re getting a musical rendition of the Mean Girls movie! That’s right, the iconic 2004 movie-turned-Broadway musical is returning to the big screen in a movie musical (meta, right?). The film, which will premiere in theatres, is being produced and written by Mean Girls and Mean Girls: The Musical creator Tina Fey. Keep reading for everything we know on the movie-turned-musical-turned-back-to-movie musical. “I’m very excited to bring Mean Girls back to the big screen,” Tina said in a statement in January 2020.

It’s over. Angela Rummans and Tyler Crispen, who met and started a relationship in the Big Brother house back in 2018, have split and called off their engagement after four years together, multiple sources tell Us Weekly. “They broke up a while ago,” one pal says, adding that a lot of their friends have been keeping hush on the news out of respect. Also, most weren’t sure if they’d reconcile since the split was originally just a “break.

Justin Bieber who?!? Little Matty B raps “Under the Mistletoe” in this video. Watch and enjoy now! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dxim8sRrSgg ncG1vNJzZmivp6x7tbTEoaalpKmsvLCwxqiqrKGgY7CwuY6voJ2dn6h8rq3TrbBmml2YvLex0axko62jqbavecGinJudomQ%3D

Women's rights and gender equalityGlobal developmentOnly women are allowed to live in Umoja. Julie Bindel visits the Kenyan village that began as a refuge for survivors of sexual violence – and discovers its inhabitants are thriving in the single-sex community Jane says she was raped by three men wearing Gurkha uniforms. She was herding her husband’s goats and sheep, and carrying firewood, when she was attacked. “I felt so ashamed and could not talk about it to other people.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott has finally revealed the reason behind his pre-snap cadence of yelling "Here we go." The quarterback's unique cadence has gained attention on social media, especially after the team's recent win against the Seattle Seahawks. Prescott explained that the cadence was a way to communicate with his offensive linemen and get them ready for the play. "The linemen wanted a little something before, I guess. For me, it's to tell them stop the communicating, here we go,"