takes on the plot of John Green’s original book and gives it a much-needed dose of wokeness. Showrunner and co-executive producer Josh Schwartz toldTeen Vogue (WNBPA) or U.S. Women's National Soccer Team Players Association (USWNSTPA), regularlyengagein contractnegotiations it's interesting to learn that she's still somewhat defined by her iconic early 2000s character. But let's be honest, we imagine that'sjusthow Regina would want it to be.Related:10 Important Real-Life Lessons From ​Mean GirlsCheck this out:Madewell's cozysweaters as Clara, the central heroine who discovers a parallel world created by her late mother. And because this is, first and foremost, a Disney movie, Clara is immediately elevated to princess status, and must save the three realms from the cruel Mother Ginger (Helen Mirren). Directed by Lasse Hallström (Chocolat) and Joe Johnston (Captain America: The First Avenger