Gilmore Girls

Take a walk down memory lane in the dreamy fictional town of Stars Hollow, Connecticut, with the beloved mother-daughter duo Lorelai and Rory Gilmore. Grab some “coffee, coffee, coffee” and catch up with the cast of the hit 2000s drama!

- JULIANNE MACNEILL

IT'S BEEN ALMOST TWO DECADES since Gilmore Girls wrapped up its original seven-season run in 2007, leaving fans bidding a bittersweet goodbye to Stars Hollow and its beloved characters. The show became a cultural phenomenon with its sharp dialogue, heartfelt moments and unforgettable mother-daughter bond between Lorelai and Rory. In 2016, the series made a much-anticipated return with a 4-episode Netflix reboot, Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life, offering a glimpse into the future of our favorite characters. Since then, the cast has continued to evolve in their careers, with some staying in the limelight, while others have embraced new paths. Here, what the stars are up to today!

LORELAI GILMORE

Lauren Graham brought warmth, wit and impeccable comedic timing to Gilmore Girls, making Lorelai one of television’s most beloved characters. Her fast-paced, pop culture-infused dialogue and natural chemistry with the cast—especially Alexis Bledel as her on-screen daughter, Rory—helped define the show’s signature style. Graham’s nuanced performance added depth to Lorelai’s journey from a fiercely independent young mother to a successful entrepreneur, all while navigating complex relationships with her parents and an enduring romance with Luke Danes, the gruff but lovable diner owner.

During her tenure on Gilmore Girls, Graham was also busy building her film career, starring in movies like Bad Santa