Although it's hard to believe, it's been 25 years since the cult movieEmpire Recordswas released.

The 1995 coming of age comedy, which starred the likes of Liv Tyler and Renée Zellweger, followed the lives of the young employees at Empire Records – an independent record store in Delaware.

In the years since the film was released,Empire Recordshas become a cult classic.

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From the soundtrack to the enviable outfits,Empire Recordswas one of the most quintessentially 90s movies of the decade.

And over two decades later, we're still dreaming of working in a music store.

Here's where the cast ofEmpire Recordsare now.

Liv Tyler (Corey Mason)

Liv Tyler played Corey Mason inEmpire Records.The actress' character, who arguably had the best outfits in the film, was a smart student with a secret drug addiction.

Prior to her time onEmpire Records,Liv Tyler had only appeared in two movies and a handful of music videos for her father Steven Tyler's band, Aerosmith.

AfterEmpire Records,Tyler landed roles in other 90s classics includingThat Thing You Do!, Stealing Beauty,andArmageddonbefore being cast as Arwen in theLord of the Ringstrilogy.

Tyler's role in theLord of the Ringsfranchise pushed her further into stardom as she became the face of Givenchy and appeared in films includingJersey Girl, The Incredible HulkandThe Strangers.

In more recent years, the actress has appeared in several television shows includingThe Leftovers, Harlots,and9-1-1: Lone Star.

Tyler is currently engaged to British sports manager David Gardner. The couple have two children together, son Sailor and daughter Lula. Tyler and Gardner each have sons from their previous relationships, making them a blended family of six.

"We're a bit like the Brady Bunch. Four kids. Two big boys and two babies," the now 43-year-old shared in 2017.

Renée Zellweger (Gina)

Renée Zellweger played Corey's wild, confident friend Gina inEmpire Records.

When Zellweger landed the role in the coming of age film, she had already appeared in a bunch of 90s classics, includingDazed and ConfusedandReality Bites.

Post-Empire Records, the actress skyrocketed to fame, becoming one of the biggest names of the 2000s with her roles inBridget Jones' Diary, Jerry Maguire, Chicago, Cinderella Man,andMiss Potter.

The actress has since won countless awards, including two Oscars and four Golden Globes.

From 2010 to 2016, Zellweger took a six-year hiatus from the acting world.

"I was fatigued and wasn’t taking the time I needed to recover between projects, and it caught up with me," she later told Vogue UK ."I got sick of the sound of my own voice: it was time to go away and grow up a bit."

Since then, the 51-year-old has returned to Hollywood, appearing inBridget Jones' Babyand Judy Garland biopicJudy,which landed her a slew of awards.

Anthony LaPaglia (Joe Reaves)

Anthony LaPaglia played the ultimate cool boss inEmpire Records,Joe Reaves.

In the film, Joe isn't just the manager of Empire Records. He's also a father figure to his teenage employees.

Prior to appearing in the film, the Australian-born LaPaglia had previously starred in several TV shows and movies, includingSo I Married an Axe MurdererandThe Client.

AfterEmpire Records,LaPaglia had the lead role inWithout A Traceand a guest stint onFrasier.

Most recently, the now 61-year-old appeared on Channel Nine's crime drama,Halifax: Retribution.

LaPaglia married Alexandra Henkel, who is 30 years younger than him, in 2018. He has one daughter, 17-year-old Bridget, from his previous marriage to actress Gia Carides.

Robin Tunney (Debra)

Robin Tunney played the edgy Debra inEmpire Records.The actress actually shaved her head to play the record store employee in the film.

Shortly afterEmpire Records, Tunney donned a wig to star in the iconic filmThe Craft.She later appeared in films includingEnd of DaysandVertical Limit.

These days, Tunney is best known for her long running roles onPrison BreakandThe Mentalist.

More recently, Tunney appeared in TV seriesThe Fixin 2019.

Now 48, Tunney is engaged to interior designer Nick Marmet. The couple welcomed son Oscar in 2016 and daughter Colette in 2020.

Ethan Embry (Mark)

Ethan Embry portrayed Mark inEmpire Records, the quirky employee who provided endless comedic relief.

After the film, he went on to appear inCan't Hardly Wait, Vegas VacationandSweet Home Alabama.

These days, Embry has turned his attention to TV, appearing inOnce Upon a Time, Sneaky Pete, The Walking DeadandGrace and Frankie.

Now 42, Embry is married to actress Sunny Mabrey. The pair originally married in 2005, before getting. divorced in 2012. They later started dating again, before getting remarried in 2015.

In 2017, the actor opened up about his struggle with addiction, shared that he battled addictions to heroin and prescription painkillers.

"I was stuck in a cycle of running through a subutex script and smoking [black] tar [heroin] for about two straight years. Six years ago today, I started my kick," he shared on Twitter.

"Life won't get any easier for us when we sober up. But I do promise you'll be better at dealing with what comes at you clean."

Rory Cochrane (Lucas)

Following his lead role inDazedand Confused,Rory Cochrane portrayed the turtle-neck-wearing Lucas inEmpire Records.

In the film, Lucas tried (and failed) to save the record store by gambling the store's profits at an Atlantic City casino.

SinceEmpire Records,the actor has appeared inA Scanner Darkly, Argo, Black Mass,and had recurring roles on24,andCSI: Miami.

Besides that, the 42-year-old has kept his private life relatively quiet.

Johnny Whitworth (A.J.)

Johnny Whitworth played A.J. inEmpire Records,the store manager who was in love with Corey Taylor.

After appearing in his first few movies, Whitworth took a short break from acting.

But like Rory Cochrane, he went on to have a recurring role onCSI: Miami.He has also appeared inCold Case, The 100,andWithout A Trace.

More recently, the 44-year-old actor has had a recurring role in TV showBlindspot.He also starred as the demonic Blackout inGhost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance.

Brendan Sexton III (Warren Beatty)

Brendan Sexton III was the youngest cast member onEmpire Records.

In his second ever role afterWelcome to the Dollhouse, Sexton played Warren Beatty, a would-be shoplifter who ends up working at the record store.

AfterEmpire Records,Sexton appeared inBoys Don't Cry,Black Hawk Down, The Runaways, Russian DollandEl Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie.

In 2002, Sexton famously criticisedBlack Hawk Downfollowing its release. The actor has since claimed that speaking out against the film led to him getting "blacklisted" in Hollywood.

Outside of acting, the 40-year-old owns and operates his own independent record label, Big Bit of Beauty.

Maxwell Caulfield (Rex Manning)

Maxwell Caulfield played Rex Manning inEmpire Records,a washed-up 80s musician who made an appearance at the record store.

Caulfield is best known for his appearances inGrease 2,The Colbys,andThe Real Blonde.

In more recent years, the actor has appeared on British soapEmmerdale, Casualty, Castle,andModern Family.

The 60-year-old British-American actor has been married to actress Juliet Mills since 1980.

Debi Mazar (Jane)

After appearing in several of Madonna's music videos,Goodfellas,andBatman Forever, Debi Mazar played Rex Manning's assistant inEmpire Records.

Since then, Mazar has had appearances onLaw & Order, Friend,andUgly Betty.She also had recurring roles inEntourageandThat's Life.

More recently, the 56-year-old actress has had a long-running role on Stan'sYoungeras Maggie.

The actress married Italian celebrity cook Gabriele Corcos in 2002. The couple, who hostExtra Virginon the Cooking Channel, have two daughters together.

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