The Wildest Mean Girls In Film and TV 15. Betty Rizzo
Stockard Channing in ‘ Grease ‘ Paramount Pictures Movie: Grease We don’t think Sandy (Olivia Newton-John) really meant Rizzo (Stockard Channing) when she arrived at Rydell High in Grease. We only think the chief of the Pink Lady tried to toughen the soft-spoken blonde up. Yes Rizzo may sometimes be frank and arrogant but we don’t think her motives are inherently nasty. Next: A bitter starlet in high school
14. Sharpay Evans
Ashley Tisdale in ‘ High School Musical ‘ Disney Channel Only when you are a character in a Disney Chanel film franchise can you be so evil, but Ashley Tisdale has done her best as Sharpay Evans in Musical High School. Though she had moments where she wasn’t exactly sweet and she wanted to manipulate her classmates, Sharpay was more of a queen of drama than anything else and we get it honestly. Sharpay and her twin brother Ryan (Lucas Grabeel acted in musical at the school for years and then unexpectedly some unknown girl called Gabriella (Vanessa Hudges) turns up to steal the spotlight. Sharpay also had to tackle her crush Troy Bolton (Zac Efron) falling for Gabriella to add insult to injury. When we know the commandeering personality of Sharpay frankly we think she handled the situation the best way she knew how. Next: A bossy self-obsessed girl
13. Jackie Burkhart Mila Kunis in ‘That ’70s Show’ | Fox TV Show: That ’70s Show Jackie (Mila Kunis) may have been absurdly self-absorbed and bossy but she isn’t the worst mean girl to ever grace the small screen. Though 99 percent of the time Jackie was loyal to her mates, her attention was on herself and that counts for something. Although her bossiness might have pushed folks up the wall on That’s 70s Show below her self-absorption and her brutal honesty, we think Jackie had a gold heart. She just got people to work to see that side of her. Next: A wild overstretch 12. Paris Geller
Liza Weil in ‘ Gilmore Girls ‘ The WB TV Show: Gilmore Girls In Season 1 of Gilmore Girls, when we first met Paris Geller (Liza Weil), she was a crazy overachiever who harassed Rory (Alexis Bledel) because she was jealous. While Paris could be ruthless when she wanted to be she wasn’t exactly thinking the whole time she had a one-track mind when she came to Harvard.Brendan Morrow More Articles 29 June 2018 Tessa Thompson in Thor: Ragnarok Marvel Tessa Thompson denies rumors about her friendship with Janelle Monáe. Thompson came out as a bisexual in an interview with Net-a-Porter on Friday and during this lengthy discussion she spoke a little about Monáe. It’s been rumored for a long time that Thompson and Monáe are in a relationship but neither of them has ever said that they are dating. On Friday Thompson said of Monae: We love each other deeply. We vibrate on the same frequency again so close. If people are going to speculate on what we’re all right. It doesn’t bother me. However, Thompson is now saying that she is misinterpreting her thoughts. She explained on Twitter “I didn’t say I was in a relationship.” She addressed her tweet to media outlets writing about her interview saying that “sometimes we cheer so loudly on someone sharing their truth that we forget what they’re saying.” Sometimes we cheer so loudly on someone telling their truth that we miss what they are saying. (Here is a media coverage look at you). I’ve never said that I was in a relationship. But I have said a lot of different things. Everything beneath. I skipped one thing “Pride Has No Limit. x Tessa Thompson (@TessaThompson x) June 29, 2018 Thompson spoke in her Net-a-Porter interview about wanting to maintain her privacy by explaining: It’s difficult because Janelle and I are very private people and we both seek to manage how you balance wanting to have that privacy and space and also want to use your voice and power. Because of my family, I may take things for granted, “it’s so safe and you can be anything you want to be … I want everybody else to have that independence and support from my loved ones. But a lot of people don t. So, do I have a duty to address that? Do I have a responsibility to say that he is my person in a public space? The Cheat Facebook Cover!