"We love it when it drifts down over ice skating rinks and novelty cocktail bars in 70 degree weather at over-the-top holiday mall activations. And we especially love it when, for the two coziest weeks of the year, it blankets a part of Burbank that becomes Stars Hollow, Connecticut, when Warner Bros. Studios brings the fictional town from "Gilmore Girls" to life for its seasonal Holidays Made Here event."
"The studio's annual celebration of its holiday movies includes a seasonal tour focused on festive projects filmed on the lot, but also Warner Bros. holiday movies more broadly. While there, you can see Ross's "Holiday Armadillo" suit from "Friends" and Will Ferrell and Bob Newhart's costumes from "Elf," and the very shop where Rand Peltzer bought his son a mogwai in "Gremlins.""
"But the star of the show is undoubtedly the studio's Midwest lot, which at this time of year transforms into Stars Hollow, the idyllic New England town that's as much the heart of "Gilmore Girls" as the fast-talking, coffee-guzzling Lorelais are. (For the uninitiated, the show starts with the free-spirited 32-year-old Lorelai and studious 16-year-old Rory, more best friends than mother-daughter, and goes through seven seasons of their unique bond,"
Los Angeles residents enthusiastically celebrate artificial snow during holiday attractions such as Disneyland's Main Street, ice rinks, and seasonal mall activations. Warner Bros. Studios runs a Holidays Made Here event that showcases holiday movies with a seasonal tour of festive lot projects and broader Warner Bros. holiday memorabilia. Exhibits include Ross's "Holiday Armadillo" suit from Friends, costumes from Elf, and the Gremlins shop replica. The studio's Midwest backlot transforms into Stars Hollow, recreating the New England town central to Gilmore Girls. The 25th-anniversary Gilmore Girls activation expands the event beyond previous years' offerings.
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