At a TODAY Show Radio Town Hall, Lindsay Lohan reflected on the powerful advice Jamie Lee Curtis gave her as a teenager — and why she still lives by it.

The actresses open up about reprising their roles as mother and daughter in "Freakier Friday," the sequel to their hit 2003 film "Freaky Friday."

"It's a four-way switch," Curtis said. "Lindsay's character Anna, the music producer, is engaged to be married to a young man named Eric. He happens to have a 15-year-old daughter and Anna has a 15-year-old daughter named Harper. The soon-to-be sisters don't get along very well."

Like Debby Ryan before her, Jamie Lee Curtis went to the CEO of Disney and said “I want to make history”—and that’s what Freakier Friday is. In a new conversation with The Guardian, Curtis details how her late-career renaissance (the Halloween reboot,

After more than two decades of fan requests, viral internet speculation, and countless questions from interviewers around the globe, “Freaky […]

It’s been more than 20 years since Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan worked together on “Freaky Friday,” but now they have teamed up again.

Lindsay Lohan distinctly remembers Jamie Lee Curtis' first impression and request on the set of "Freaky Friday."

In this week's PEOPLE cover story, Curtis and Lohan look back on their 22-year friendship and what it took to reunite on screen

The "Freakier Friday" star tells TheWrap about making "cinema comfort food" with co-star Lindsay Lohan 22 years later.

Jamie Lee Curtis just said that her late mother would have been "incredibly upset" by the very role that earned her an Oscar, cinema's highest honour.

Imagine switching bodies with your teenage daughter, who just happens to be the exact opposite of you in pretty much every way. But, wait, things get even worse when you realize that you don't know how to switch back!