Molly Ringwald on life after The Breakfast Club

Where are they now What has become of The Breakfast Club, now that we’re halfway through lunch, and already thinking about dinner Written and directed by John Hughes, this 1985 movie remains one of the defining pop culture artefacts of its era. It shot five young leads to global fame, but what befalls a teen heartthrob once they hit middle age Whatever happened to sports jock Emilio Estevez, class nerd Anthony Michael Hall, bad boy Judd Nelson, freaky goth chick Ally Sheedy and prom queen Molly Ringwald You are dying to know, I’m sure, and I’m just the man to tell you.

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Aniston turns stripper in new movie

After a first quarter that saw films like Jack and the Giant Slayer and The Incredible Burt Wonderstone flop at the box office, New Line is hopeful its summer slate makes up for it including the Jennifer Aniston comedy We’re the Millers. New Line has released the trailer for the pic that also stars Jason Sudeikis and Ed Helms and follows a pot dealer who creates a fake family as part of his plan to move a huge shipment of weed into the US from Mexico.

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Blueray review: The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey 3D

The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey 3D (Warner Brothers, M) Director: Peter Jackson Starring: Ian McKellen, Martin Freeman, Richard Armitage ‘All good stories deserve embellishment,” Gandalf the Grey tells Bilbo Baggins in the opening scenes of Sir Peter Jackson’s first movie based on The Hobbit. Actor Sir Ian McKellen, who plays the lovable wizard, is almost winking at the audience as he delivers the line, no doubt referring to the amount of embellishment The Hobbit book had to undergo to turn it into a trio of screenplays

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