It might not be a Wednesday but you are more than welcome to wear pink as Tyneside Ciema is hosting a Mean Girls party.
Yes, as the hit 2014 film turns 15 - making us feel very old! - the Tyneside is dedicating a night to it, with a special film screening, private party and complimentary cocktail.
If you aren't familiar with Mean Girls (that's social suicide!) written by Tina Fey, it brilliantly fuses pop culture comedy and smart satire to create a portrayal of teen politics so deadly accurate, it should be required viewing in every high school.
Lindsay Lohan stars as Cady, an innocent, formerly home-schooled girl who gets dropped into the sneaky, vicious world of “The Plastics,” three rich, popular teen girls who rule their school’s social hierarchy like highly-fashionable fascists.
Cady first befriends a couple of art-punk outcasts who persuade her to infiltrate The Plastics and destroy them from within – but power corrupts, and Cady soon finds the perks of being a Plastic too seductive to ignore.
When Cady unwittingly violates one of the unwritten laws of her new Plastic pals and goes out on a date with the ex-boyfriend of the head Plastic, the ruthless Regina George (Rachel McAdams), Cady becomes involved in an all-out Mean Girl War that only the strongest shall survive.
If you're a big fan of the film, put your Kalteen bars down and get tickets for the Summer Nights Mean Girls party on Saturday, August 24.
They are available right now from the Tyneside Cinema website, priced £20.
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