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Gilmore Girls‘ Keiko Agena admitted that she wished she had more of a friendship with her co-star Alexis Bledel during their time on the hit show.

Lane and Rory forever! While Keiko Agena and Alexis Bledel were onscreen besties in Gilmore Girls, Agena revealed that the bond wasn’t as strong offscreen.

Keiko Agena, who played the music-obsessed Stars Hollow resident, opened up about her relationship with Alexis Bledel, who played the studious youngest Gilmore. «I wish we had more of a friendship,» 47-year-old Agena admitted of her relationship with 39-year-old Bledel on Scott Patterson's -themed podcast,.

Keiko Agena's Lane Kim wasn't exactly one-dimensional.

Margaret Cho, Jeannie Mai, Keiko Agena and Asif Ali — for a candid, emotional, unfiltered and wide-ranging (virtual) chat earlier this month to discuss what being Asian means to them, how their distinct upbringings informed their career paths, the state of representation of Asian culture in mainstream media (and beyond) and how allies can join the fight against anti-Asian racism. «It's our resilience.

Gilmore Girls is pretty famous for its really fast and speedy dialogue in the show, and in a new interview with the NY Times, the cast touches on just how speedy it really was.

There was a major Gilmore Girls reunion this weekend and fans are freaking out!

It was a Gilmore Girls reunion for Adam Brody and Keiko Agena this week.

fans were delighted on Thursday night when a rare reunion took place on Instagram Live. Adam Brody, who played the lovable music nerd Dave Rygalski on the hit series prior to his time on virtually reunited with his on-screen love, Keiko Agena, who played Rory Gilmore's best friend, Lane Kim. The former co-stars joined forces for a good cause as they encouraged fans to write letters to citizens urging them to vote in the 2020 election.

is in a reflective mood. The actress, whom many will know as Rory Gilmore's best friend, Lane Kim, on, confessed that it's a surreal time celebrating the accomplishments of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders this month against a backdrop of uncertainty, tragedy and shifting perceptions of the Asian community due to the coronavirus pandemic.

From to  to , there have been a slew of iconic works over the years that have highlighted or redefined the Asian American experience in impactful ways and have remained a large part of the pop culture lexicon.  

It often only takes one formative, life-changing performance on a TV show or a movie where everything clicks, especially when it comes to representation onscreen: «That's me.» «That's my story.» «They look like my family!»