The musical, which Fey also wrote the book for and hit Broadway in 2018, follows the
Golden Goose same general trajectory as the film, albeit with the addition of social media to really complicate things for Cady. (It also features a great moment about mean boys, courtesy of everyone's favorite psychic Karen Smith.) Erika Henningsen portrayed the character on Broadway and will end her run on February 22, 2020.
If you're looking to start celebrating Women's History Month a little early, Mattel's latest announcement may be the playful homage you seek. As part of the brand's Inspiring Women
Golden Goose Sneakers collection, Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Jean King, and Florence Nightingale Barbies are here for a new generation of kids to learn about the iconic women. Adults who are kids at heart are also encouraged to enjoy the collection.
Mattel isn't kidding when they say the Barbie dolls are made in each woman's likeness. The three new dolls look like shrunken down miniatures of the women they're honoring. Billie Jean King's Barbie doll is wearing her iconic two-tone blue and mint-green tennis dress, round-frame glasses, and blue tennis
GGDB Sneakers shoes. She also, of course, comes with a Wilson racket and tennis ball. Have Billie Jean King Barbie keep you company while watching the movie Battle Of The Sexes.
Elsewhere, florals continued to be summer's dominant motif and stars made the most of the punchy patterns. Adwoa Aboah brought out Molly Goddard's psychedelic sunflowers at LOVE's after party, while Logan Browning carried Coach's Kaffe Fassett prints into the real world at the brand's Art of Signature pop-up. At Italy's Ischia Global Film & Music Fest, Zoey Deutch combined multiple trends in pop art flowers and-of course!-a pair of Prada sandals.
