Legally Blonde, teaching you to use legal jargon in everyday life since 2001 Fifteen years ago, Legally Blonde hit screens – and the legal profession has never been the same. Suddenly, law school was ...

DAY 16 The cast was made up of ‘Bluebards’ – more than 40 Academy cadets, each destined to be an Air Force officer one day Michelle Ruehl, like Elle Woods, just finished No. 1 in her class. The ...

What, like it's hard? Legally Blonde 3 has been in the works for years, and Elle Woods fans have been anxiously awaiting the return of everyone's favorite Gemini vegetarian ever since star Reese ...

It’s time to bring the “bend and snap” back. The 2001 comedy-drama Legally Blonde has made its way onto the Netflix platform, just in time for its 20th anniversary. The movie originally premiered in ...

You might be surprised to learn that it’s Uncle Sam, not the doctor, who defines whether you’re legally blind. The government uses the term “legal blindness” to decide who can get certain benefits, ...

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Twenty years ago, Legally Blonde’s Elle Woods burst onto our screens with her infectious can-do attitude and an early-2000s penchant for all things pink and fuzzy, from her jacket to her phone. Reese ...

According to Selma Blair, the unforgettable ending of the 2001 hit “Legally Blonde” originally intended to double up on the blonde. During a sit-down interview on “The Drew Barrymore Show’s ...

It's been two decades and Elle Woods' "What, like it's hard?" can still be heard any time someone gets into law school. "Legally Blonde," directed by Robert Luketic, followed LA sorority girl Elle ...

Inside one of the busiest courts in Boston, you’ll find an inspiring man who’s been running the convenience store there for ...

Emergency power systems (Art. 700) are at the top of the hierarchy of backup power systems. Legally required standby systems, which fall under Art. 701, hold the No. 2 spot. Optional standby systems ...