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Tara Reid Called Taradise ‘Probably the Stupidest Thing’ She Ever Did — Tabloids Mocked Her for Years. Now She’s 51 and Winning Best Actress for a Pandemic Thriller

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In the early 2000s, paparazzi seemed more interested in the color of Tara Reid’s underwear than in her acting career. Yet, Reid had already built an impressive resume — with roles in films like The Big Lebowski (1998) and American Pie (1999). With Tara Reid turned 51 on November 8, 2026, it’s easy to assume that her biggest credits are behind her. While it would be difficult to top her early ‘00s ‘it girl’ influence, Reid’s upcoming indie projects have put her name back in the headlines once more. Most notable, the actress is set to star in Scissor Mouth: a gothic horror about a teen girl who escapes her beauty-obsessed mother. Johnny Pemberton (Fallout) also stars, and the film is slated to shoot in New Mexico in 2027. You can also expect to see her in Lazarus Syndrome alongside Sofia Milos (filming starts in New Jersey on November 30), as well as the vertical series Tara Reid’s Murder Mystery Party.

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