Gilmore Girls fans first met Paris Geller in season 1 when she took an instant dislike to Rory Gilmore. Initially unlikeable, it became clear over time that Paris was a complex character who was ...

No one could deliver an insult quite like Paris Geller on Gilmore Girls. Played by Liza Weil, Rory Gilmore’s enemy-turned-roommate had zero time for silly questions and plenty of sarcasm to go ...

For these reasons, and so many more, I am hereby deeming Paris Geller the best of Gilmore Girls — the heroine, perhaps, and a feminist icon to all. What's your take on Paris Geller? Let us know ...

Paris is brash, extremely type-A, and, as she says, "not cut out to deal with people." But she's also loyal, whip-smart, and a hard worker. Best of all, Paris never tries to hide who she is.

In the second episode of Netflix’s Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life ... Because honestly we’ve all been there. Paris Geller’s reaction to seeing her crush unexpectedly is honestly how ...

But the older I got, the more I realized I don't love the Gilmore Girls. Back in my youth, I thought Paris was too judgey. Why did she have to be queen of the high school and college newspaper?

Now comes Paris Geller in one of the most talked about revivals of 2016; she is experiencing a lot of success in her career (but less so in her personal life) in Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life.

There’s been a LOT of excitement over the Gilmore Girls reboot this past week, but we’ve managed to miss one KINDA big detail: Paris Geller will show her face once again in Stars Hollow.

This article originally appeared in Vulture. From a certain perspective, Gilmore Girls is a story about how Rory ruined Paris Geller’s life. Paris, a snobby, judgmental, and often cruel student ...

It is FALL, so it's time to park it on your couch with a cozy blanket to watch Gilmore Girls for the hundredth time. Or the first time! It's never too late to experience the charm of Stars Hollow.

In what world does the most qualified candidate for office risk losing entirely due to likability? In every world, it turns out, or at least in our current reality plus the very real world of ...