'Mean Girls' 10-year anniversary: Where are they now?

‘Mean Girls’ 10-year anniversary: Where are they now?

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It wasn’t an Oscar, but a golden popcorn statue was enough to send the actress running around the MTV Movie Awards stage in June 2005 when she took home the trophy for best female performance in “Mean Girls.” (Mark J. Terrill / Associated Press)

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Of course, while her life was being explored on “Lindsay” Lohan had to swing by the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival too. This time, she said, she was in a better state of mind. The implication: no partying. (Scott Roth / Associated Press)

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Speaking of Lohan, Amanda Seyfried took over for her “Mean Girls” costar in the 2013 movie “Lovelace,” above. Right after the high-school comedy, she landed a role in “Veronica Mars,” and HBO had her in “Big Love” from 2006 to 2011. (Dale Robinette / Associated Press)

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Seyfried and Seth McFarlane presented in 2014. She was part of the awards’ 2005 best team for “Mean Girls” and won in 2010 for her scared-as-you-know-what performance in “Jennifer’s Body.” (Frederick M. Brown / Getty Images)

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The “Party of Five” star leads Hallmark Channel’s “The Color of Rain” in May. She married David Nehdar in December 2013 and has done voice work including “Transformers: Rescue Bots.” “Ghosts of Girlfriends Past” saw her on the big screen. (Handout / Getty Images)

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The actress plays Virginia Johnson on Showtime’s “Masters of Sex.” She also appeared in “Hot Tub Time Machine” and voiced Debbie on “American Dad.” Caplan dated Matthew Perry of “Friends” from 2006 to 2012. (Richard Shotwell / Associated Press)

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He played Cady and Janis’ gay friend Damian and came out for real in April 2014 in a letter written to his “Mean Girls” character. Franzese’s credits include “I Spit on Your Grave,” with Sarah Butler and Jeff Branson, above right. (Frazer Harrison / Getty Images)

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Along with Amy Poehler -- who, incidentally, played Regina George’s cool-but-not-cool mom in “Mean Girls” -- Fey set a new bar for the Golden Globe Awards broadcast. The pair cohosted the show in 2013 and 2014, earning rave reviews. (Paul Drinkwater / Associated Press)

By Christie D’Zurilla

April 30, 2014 6:10 PM PT

When we last saw the “Mean Girls” crew, Cady Heron had learned a lesson and the “Plastics” -- Gretchen Wieners, Karen Smith and Regina George -- had split up and gone their separate ways.

But what have Lindsay Lohan, Lacey Chabert, Amanda Seyfried and Rachel McAdams, the actresses who brought those roles to life, been up to over the past decade?

Lilo, of course, has hardly stayed off the radar, what with her multiple arrests, probation violations, jail stints and rehab attempts. Cutting to the chase (no, not a high-speed one), fans and frenemies recently got a peek at her day-to-day life with the “Lindsay” docu-series. That after a few dedicated movie-watchers got a peek at lots more of La Lohan in her risque, low-budget 2013 film “The Canyons.”

Lacey Chabert, recently married, is coming to the small screen soon with a movie on the Hallmark Channel, Amanda Seyfried is dating Justin Long and has “A Million Ways to Die in the West” with Liam Neeson due on the big screen in May, and Rachel McAdams’ film “A Most Wanted Man,” with Robin Wright and the late Philip Seymour Hoffman, premiered in January at Sundance.

For more details on what those ladies have been doing since making teen-angst history, plus tidbits on Lizzy Caplan (Janis Ian), Daniel Franzse (Damian), Tina Fey (Ms. Norbury and the film’s screenwriter) and Tim Meadows (Principal Duvall), click through the photo gallery above.

For the anniversary, Twitter turned pink -- it was Wednesday -- with “Mean Girls” quotes, memes and more. Seyfried took the opportunity to flip one of her character’s lines on its head, posting an Instagram image that read, “You can sit with us.”

“In honor of the 10 year anniversary of Mean Girls, I alongside @kindcampaign say to you, “You CAN sit with us.” Repost this picture with the hashtag #youcansitwithus in an effort to bring an end to girl-against-girl bullying. #youcansitwithus #eventhoughyourenotwearingpink

Lohan, meanwhile, Instagrammed a drawing of a scene from the film with the quote, “She doesn’t even go here.” Maybe Lindsay just has a lot of feelings?

If all the “Mean Girls” references floating in the air have you itching to revisit the chick flick, it can be had on DVD for as little as $5, brand new. (A lucky few got a copy with a complimentary 10th-anniversary pink toaster from Toaster Strudels. You know, the breakfast food invented by Gretchen’s dad?)

The comedy can also be seen streaming via Netflix, and folks who’d love to revisit the Plastics and their nemeses on the big screen can catch it at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday at Los Angeles’ New Beverly Cinema.

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