‘Gilmore Girls’ guest star: Madeleine Albright

Former secretary of state to appear as surprise for Rory's 21st birthday

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Albright goes red carpet: The former secretary of state, center, is joined by Gloria Steinem, left, President of the Center for the Advancment for Women Faye Wattleton, center rear, and Paramount Motion Pictures group chief Sherry Lansing, right, for the center's honors ceremony earlier this month.

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updated 10:31 a.m. ET Sept. 30, 2005

LOS ANGELES - It’s time for former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright to stop worrying about peace in the Middle East and start worrying about peace between Rory and Lorelei, who are fighting again.

Albright is going to guest star on “Gilmore Girls.” She’ll play herself in an episode airing October 25th on the WB. She’s shooting the scene today.

She’ll be a surprise guest at Rory’s 21st birthday party. Albright is an idol of Rory’s.