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The Friends Cast Celebrated the Show's 25th Anniversary in the Sweetest Way


It’s hard to believe, but this month marks the 25th anniversary of Friends. And to celebrate, the cast members who are on Instagram posted touching throwback shots from the show’s early days. Courteney Cox, Lisa Kudrow, David Schwimmer, and Matt LeBlanc each shared the same photo, which depicts the beloved group walking down the street in evening wear. They used the opportunity to thank their fans for loving and supporting the sitcom for more than two decades.

“Celebrating a Thursday night 25 years ago. Thank you to all of our loyal fans across the world. You’ve certainly been there for us! I love these guys!” Cox wrote. She also teased Jennifer Aniston and Matthew Perry for not having social media: “#seriouslyjen? #youtoomatthew.” Kudrow made a similar joke in hers: “Celebrating a Thursday night 25 years ago. We might be in different places but we are connect.ed. #STILLTHEREFORYOU #FRIENDS #friends25thanniversary #TWITTER@MATTHEWPERRY #COMEONALREADYJEN.”

Meanwhile, LeBlanc wrote, “Seems like yesterday. Thanks to all the fans for watching.” And Schwimmer added, “THANK YOU to all the fans out there!! We couldn’t have done it without you.”

These joint posts coincide with a few other recent tributes to Friends. Just this week, Ralph Lauren dropped a collection inspired by Aniston’s character Rachel Green. Over the summer, there was also some buzz that a Friends reunion could happen; Aniston got our hopes up when she said on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, “Listen, I told you this: I would do it. The girls would do it. And the boys would do it, I’m sure.”

We’re crossing our fingers, especially because we learned in June that Friends is leaving Netflix in 2020. So, if these posts gave you serious nostalgia, be sure to stream your favorite episodes while they’re still available on the site.





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E! Is Airing Every Episode of 'Sex and the City' for the Show's 20th Anniversary


Get ready to feel nostalgic: The 20th anniversary of Sex and the City is next month. That’s right: On June 6, 1998, we were first introduced to Carrie Bradshaw, Samantha Jones, Charlotte York, Miranda Hobbes, and their mountain of champagne cosmopolitan problems.

For six years thereafter, we watched them navigate New York City’s glittery social scene with style, aplomb, and several bumps along the way (most of them having to do with Mr. Big). The show spawned two films—the first good, the second watchable after two glasses of wine. A third was supposed to happen, but if you paid any attention to pop-culture lately, then you know how that turned out. Regardless of its shortcomings, though, Sex and the City is socially significant for redefining the way our culture views women and sex. And for that, we’re eternally grateful.

So it’s no surprise E!’s celebrating Sex and the City‘s legacy with a giant marathon of the show. Starting on Friday, June 8, and continuing to Sunday, the network will air every single episode of Sex and the City in sequence and nonstop. So, in other words, cancel all your plans for that weekend and stock up on wine—especially if you’re going to break from the marathon to watch Sex and the City 2.

Check out E!’s promo teasing their marathon for yourself, below:

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If you do have wine on call for this marathon, may I suggest a drinking game? Here are the rules:

  • Drink every time Carrie brings the conversation back to herself.

  • Drink whenever the women eat salad for breakfast.

  • Drink any time Carrie says, “I couldn’t help but wonder.”

Get ready, my friends. This marathon’s about to be bigger than Big.

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Hillary Clinton Makes Guest Appearance on The Daily Show's 'Song for Women 2017'


What a year. 2017 has been terrible, inspiring, sad, empowering and pretty much every emotion in between. And through it all, it’s been pretty important (aka a survival tactic) to keep a sense of humor even during dark times.

The Daily Show with Trevor Noah certainly helps and last night correspondents Dulcé Sloan and Desi Lydic released their collaboration “Song for Women 2017” to commemorate the year that was. Lydic’s character is a pretty on-the-nose portrayal of the type of white girl feminists that sometimes makes you cringe while Sloan appropriately shuts her down when necessary. The duo takes on everything from the women’s march (remember how great that was?) to Trump (“that pussy grabber with the terrible tan”) to the triumphs of Beyoncé, Elizabeth Warren, and ‘Wonder Woman’. “Who knew you could direct when you have boobies?”

Of course, the song gets interrupted by DJ Mansplain who tries unsuccessfully to take control of the narrative only to be shooed out of the recording booth. But there is one guest star on the track who totally steals the show—Hillary Rodham Clinton, who the duo brought in to add the perfect finishing touch to their viral hit.

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I don’t know about you, but I still get a little choked up every time I see HRC making an appearance. I may or may not have openly wept watching her on Ellen last week. But while I long for what might have been, it does bring me joy to see her cutting loose, even if only to lip sync a cameo on a Daily Show parody tune. If she can still laugh, I can still laugh.

Hang in there, fellow women. Here’s hoping we tear the doors off this whole thing in 2018! Until then, “take us home” Hillary.



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