• USA TODAY - October 21, 2004
  ""I'm here because Chris was a dear, profound friend of mine," the actress said as she walked into the premiere of A&E's TV film The Brooke Ellison Story, the last project directed to completion by the late actor, director and activist Christopher Reeve." Read More
  
• The Hollywood Reporter - August 26, 2004
  "Lauren Holly, Angus MacFadyen, Lacey Chabert, and Meat Loaf are set to star in the indie crime thriller The Pleasure Drivers." Read More
  
• PRWEB - August 19, 2004
  "Lacey Chabert, Kerr Smith and Jordan Ladd have signed on as the leads in the poliical murder mystery Accidental Murder. The independent film written and directed by Jeff Vargen is set to shoot this Fall for a 2005 release." Read More
  
• The Hollywood Reporter - June 01, 2004
  "Lacey Chabert, who stars in the hit comedy "Mean Girls" opposite Lindsay Lohan for Paramount Pictures, has signed on to star in "The Brooke Ellison Story" for Christopher Reeve, who is directing." Read More
  
• People - May 24, 2004
  "Fans of the 1990s TV drama Party of Five watched Chabert grow up playing Claudia, the youngest daughter of the orphaned Salinger clan. Now 21, the Mississippi native revisits school days as a spoiled rich teen in Mean Girls." Read More
  
• Toronto Star - May 02, 2004
  "Mean Girls co-star Lacey Chabert gained fame on TV Mississippi actress remembers her roots, as well as our Roots." Read More
  
• Stuff Magazine - August 2000
  "First things first. This isn’t the girl you remember. This isn’t even a girl. It’s a woman. She’s a woman. A petite, stunning brunette who’s shed the thin skin of adolescence for a fuller, curvier adult model that she isn’t shy about taking out for a spin." Read More

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