Beautiful.

I love Lauren!

She has the cutest smile ever!

Pretty...

I love her in Gilmore Girls...

I love her character

this is cute ^^

Nice! ^^

Because I Said So Premiere

She's THE coolest mom EVERRR in Gilmore Girls. =D

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I love that classy woman with wonderful eyes:

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HQ PICS credits to the original scanners

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More pics (always in HQ):

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I'm gonna go ahead and shred another layer of masculinity and declare my love of Gilmore Girls. Now its gone, must I rent Evan Almighty to get my Lauren Graham fix? <_<

Well, considering the time of the year, Bad Santa might be a better option.

Point well made! One of Lauren's most triumphant moments in Gilmore Girls was in Season 3 when she whipped out a tremendous Louis Armstrong impression. What a great show; I'm such a girl and I don't even care!

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At Lauren Graham's first rehearsal for her Broadway debut in "Guys and Dolls," the star of TV's long-running "Gilmore Girls" felt a twinge of insecurity when the actors were asked how many times they've been cast in a Broadway show.

"I was like, 'Oh no,'" she recalled, groaning, as those around her chirped: "Eight! Eleven! Five!"

When Graham said "one," her cast mates applauded.

Now on view at the Nederlander Theatre, this latest revival of "Guys and Dolls" stars Graham as the long-suffering, slightly dizzy fiance of Nathan Detroit, a sweet-natured gambler played by Oliver Platt.

"I had to get over feeling kind of apologetic that I haven't done more of this," Graham said, "because that just gets in your way. But I feel glad to be surrounded by people who have so much more experience. I feel it helps me."

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Casually dressed in slim fitting jeans, a long-sleeved white T-shirt and minimal makeup, she prepared a mug of hot chocolate during one of her short breaks. She barely took a sip before dashing out again summoned back to rehearsal by a stagehand.

The TV veteran is not, in fact, a newcomer to theater. Her resume includes numerous college, graduate school and summer stock stage credits. Most recently, she appeared in a 2002 production of the comedy "Once in a Lifetime" at the Williamstown Theatre Festival in Massachusetts.

But after Graham returns to her dressing room, she admits to some fleeting moments of anxiety. "What we just did is change a whole little dance number, which took me, like, two months to learn," she said. "And I'm like, 'Wh-wh-wh-why are we doing this?' I still go through the same panic, forgetting that it'll be fine."

Choreographer Sergio Trujillo said the leggy 5-foot-9 Graham