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Mean Girls star Daniel Franzese, who you may remember from his iconic ‘You Go Glen CoCo’ quote, has recently reflected on his experience undergoing gay conversion therapy more than 20 years ago.The actor, 44, revealed that in his early twenties he forced himself into gay conversion therapy with the goal of trying to change his sexual orientation to heterosexual.The United Nations’ Independent Expert on Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity defines conversion therapy as an umbrella term to describe ‘interventions of a wide-ranging nature, all of which have in common the belief that a person’s sexual orientation or gender identity can and should be changed. ‘Such practices aim (or claim to aim) at changing people from gay, lesbian or bisexual to heterosexual and from trans or gender diverse to cisgender.’Speaking to Page Six, Daniel explained: ‘When I was 21, I put myself into gay conversion therapy.’While members of his Catholic and Pentecostal Christian family were gay and lesbian, and homosexuality was ‘lovingly tolerated’ there, Daniel admitted that ‘the world around’ him made him feel as if ‘being gay was not OK.’‘I needed help. I didn’t want to be gay.

Mean Girls star Daniel Franzese recently reflected on his experience undergoing gay conversion therapy when he was in his early twenties.In an interview with Page Six, the 44-year-old actor explained that he voluntarily participated in thepseudoscientific practice with the goal of changing his sexual orientation from homosexual to heterosexual.'When I was 21, I put myself into gay conversion therapy,' he told the outlet in a video interview that was released on Tuesday. Looking back:Mean Girls star Daniel Franzese recently reflected on his experience undergoing gay conversion therapy when he was in his early twenties.

Former child star Lindsay Lohan shared a snap of herself and her financier fiancé Bader Shammas taking a road trip from San Francisco to Palo Alto on Sunday.The 35-year-old SAG Award nominee - whose home since 2014 has been Dubai - got engaged to the Credit Suisse assistant VP on November 18 after nearly two years of dating.Lindsay - who boasts 25.7M social media followers - gushed at the time: 'My love. My life.

The teen comedy film Mean Girls, starring Lindsay Lohan in the lead role ofCady Heron, was a breakout hit in 2004, earning over $130 million on a $17 million budget.But in the 17 years since its release, the film has seemingly seen its popularity sustain, and even grow, with a cult-like following that's turned it into a pop-culturephenomenon.And over the weekendAmanda Seyfried, who starred as Karen Smith, member of The Plastics,pulled on the nostalgic strings of fans and her former co-stars alike when she shared a never-before-seen photo taken behind-the-scenes in 2003.

Amanda Seyfried took a trip down memory lane!

Amanda Seyfried is looking back at her time filming “Mean Girls”.

He starred as Damian in the hit teen film Mean Girls. And 17 years after the film was released in 2004, Daniel Franzese is still famous for his one-liners including “you go Glen Coco” while donning a Santa suit and handing out candy canes.

Mean Girls to do a virtual reunion. The challenge was swiftly accepted, completed, and on October 3, Fey delivered. But pretty much everyone was there, including Lizzy Caplan (Janis), (Karen), (Cady), Daniel Franzese (Damien), (Aaron), Lacey Chabert (Gretchen), Tim Meadows (Mr.

The cast of Mean Girls reunited for a special reason and you can watch the full video here!

exactly what Regina George said, but in 2020 she def would. In today's amazing news, the Mean Girls cast just reunited in honor of "Mean Girls Day" in an attempt to in the .

The cast of “Mean Girls” reunited on Mean Girls Day, which conveniently fell one month before the U.S. Presidential election.

reunion we have all been waiting for. On Oct.

Actor Daniel Franzese  will host three live episodes of his “Teddy Talks” on the Growlr app for three consecutive Fridays starting this week.

Ru Paul's Drag Race UK's first ever winner, The Vivienne, has landed her own BBC Three show called the Vivienne Takes Hollywood.

On last week’s episode of RuPaul’s Drag Race, the queens took part in a challenge that fans eagerly await every year: the Snatch Game. The competitors prepared their best celebrity impersonations for special guests and Mean Girls co-stars Daniel Franzese and Jonathan Bennett.

Daniel Franzese's fellow contestants on The Funny Dance Show better watch out! The Mean Girls star takes the E! show's stage in this sneak peek of Wednesday's episode, and he's been transformed into a Venus Flytrap for his performance of Bananarama's "Venus." His backup dancers even have fly swatters! After pulling off a few special moves, Franzese is joined onstage by another dancer—but this one's dressed up as a fly. The performance naturally concludes with him capturing said fly.

By Dino-Ray Ramos

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