Today, September 30th, is Lacey’s 27th birthday! I would love to wish Lacey an amazing day today with her favorite people!

‘Mean Girls’ starlet Lacey Chabert danced the night away on her 27th birthday in Sin City on Friday night, and ET has the 411!

Lacey, glowing in an emerald and gold strapless dress, brought an intimate group of friends and her mom to celebrate the big day at Tabú Ultra Lounge. The whole venue wished her happy birthday as she blew out the candles on a two-tiered chocolate mousse cake presented to her by the staff.

Lacey and friends then partied until the early hours of the morning.

From ET Online

“Ghosts of Girlfriends Past” will be released on DVD (both widescreen & fullscreen versions) and Blu-ray on September 22, 2009! You can pre-order the discs at Amazon.com now – don’t forget to grab your copy!

The Hollywood Reporter has some more info about “Elevator Girl”… You can read it below:

The Hallmark Channel has wrapped production on two new original movies: “Elevator Girl,” starring Ryan Merriman and Lacey Chabert, and “The Three Gifts,” headlined by Dean Cain, Jean Louisa Kelly, Mimi Kennedy and Reginald VelJohnson.

“Elevator,” from Larry Levinson Prods., revolves around two strangers — a hot-shot lawyer (Merriman) and a free-spirited artist (Chabert) — whose instant connection when they are stuck in an elevator sparks an unexpected romance.

Larry Levinson executive produces the movie, written by Jennifer Notas and directed by Bradford May. It is slated to premiere in 2010.

“Three Gifts,” from LG Films Prods. and Larry Levinson Prods., centers on a childless couple (Cain, Kelly) who take in three orphan boys to spend Christmas with them and end up trying to adopt them.

The movie, written by Donald Martin and Mitchell Gabourie and directed by Dave S. Cass, will air in December. Levinson is the exec producer.

The Hallmark Channel will be live-tweeting from the set of “Elevator Girl” today! Make sure you go on over to @hallmarkchannel and read up what’s going on!

ELEVATOR GIRL stars Lacey Chabert and Ryan Merriman. Premieres in 2010.