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Rob Lowe is looking back on his days as a member of the group known as the Brat Pack, a moniker which was coined nearly 40 years ago. A New York Magazine article by David Blum published on June 10, 1985 was entitled Hollywood's Brat Pack, a spin on the Rat Pack of the 1960s. The article followed members of the group such as Lowe, 60, Emilio Estevez, Demi Moore, Andrew McCarthy, Judd Nelson, Molly Ringwald and Ally Sheedy on a night out partying in New York City.

Rob Lowe revealed he's been developing a sequel for his 1985 film St. Elmo's Fire with Columbia Pictures following the success of his co-star Andrew McCarthy's Brats documentary. 'The studio and I have been talking about doing it for about four months,' the 60-year-old Emmy nominee told ET on Monday. 'Brats has only added to the excitement around it. But it's very, very, very, very, very early stages, so we will see.'

During the early '80s, a group of young and aspiring actors were all propelled into the spotlight around the same time after they starred in a slew of coming-of-age films together - earning the nickname the Brat Pack. For years, they were Hollywood royalty - but one by one, many members of the Brat Pack unfortunately began to cripple under the intense fame and descend on a downward spiral fueled by incessant partying, drinking, and drug use. A lot had their careers derailed by a series of controversies ranging from a sex tape (with a 16-year-old girl) to a felony assault charge. Soon the question arose, would the squad who once reigned the movie industry suffer the same fate as many other child and teen stars that have had to leave the spotlight for good, or if they would ultimately overcome the magnitude of scandals and bounce back? As the world gears up for the documentary Brats, FEMAIL has revealed what really happened to each of the Brat Pack members, and broke down the many difficulties they faced over the years, from drug addiction battles and run-ins with the law to multiple failed marriages and an explosive cheating scandal.

Demi Moore reunited with her fellow Brat Pack members Ally Sheedy and Andrew McCarthy at the premiere of a new documentary about their 1980s stardom. The Brat Pack were a cohort of young rising stars whose roles in the movies embodied the fast-living spirit of the 1980s. Along with Demi, Ally and Andrew, the group included such famous faces as Rob Lowe, Emilio Estevez, Molly Ringwald and Anthony Michael Hall. 

Andrew McCarthy is opening up about being part of the iconic 80s group known as the Brat Pack... revealing he actually hated that term. The group - which included actors such as McCarthy, Rob Lowe, Emilio Estevez, Demi Moore, Anthony Michael Hall, Judd Nelson, Molly Ringwald and Ally Sheedy - was first coined the Brat Pack in a 1985 New York magazine cover story. Now nearly 40 years later, McCarthy, 60, wrote and directed the Hulu documentary Brats, debuting June 13, and he opened up with People about the term.

The trailer for the documentary Brats was released by Hulu on Wednesday. In a first look shared with People, Andrew McCarthy, 61, talks about how he wanted to look back at the famed 1980s Brat Pack which included some of the hottest actors of the day. They included Rob Lowe, Demi Moore, Emilio Estevez and Ally Sheedy who were all starring in box-office bonanzas. 

Harvey Keitel, Faye Dunaway and Andrew McCarthy headline the cast of an upcoming movie titled Fate for director Jonathan Baker. 'There is an excellent chance it will stand as one of the most memorable love stories of our time,' Baker, who is also a producer on the movie, told Deadline Monday.

Jon Cryer is sharing how a chance meeting with Andrew McCarthy calmed decades of anxiety. When they both appeared in the 1986 hit Pretty in Pink, they Cryer, 59, and McCarthy, 61, had just a handful of roles to their name. Cryer appeared on The View on Friday to promote his ABC series Extended Fmaily, where he confessed to McCarthy on The View in 2012.

Thanks to Marvel, his dad is one of the world's highest-paid film stars. After starting his career in the 1980s, dad worked with Gwyneth Paltrow, Jude Law, and Andrew McCarthy for over a decade. A lot of him mingled with the Brat Pack. After a bizarre Malibu stunt before he went sober and resumed his work, he spent some time in jail. Sarah Jessica Parker's profile is also linked. Now this boy is back with new music that is moody and lyrical. Can you guess who he is?

She was one of the 1980s' biggest box-office hits for teenagers - films that were so beloved that they are now commonly referred to today. Judd Nelson, Ally Sheedy, Robert Downey Jr., and Andrew McCarthy were among the 80s' favorites. The actress had been known for her bee-stung lips long before they became famous, and she always had red hair. Jacob Elordi has been working with the 55-year-old actor in recent years. And she was also cast in a huge teen drama film. She is now in a big ensemble film that will be released later this month. Can you guess who she is?

The moon will appear in the night's sky as an extra large and bright orb twice in the space of a calendar month. A'supermoon' occurs when a full moon nearly aligns with persia, the moon's orbit nearer to the Earth (bottom right). Depending on the time of year, a supermoon will appear up to 24% larger and 30 percent brighter than a full moon. The supermoon seen from Cornwall (left) and Los Angeles (top right) is depicted in the images above.

An astrophotographer caught particulars of the International Space station that are unveiled in photographs. To pinpoint the time as it crosses the moon, he used two telescopes. Andrew McCarthy, a photographer who captures spectacular images of the cosmos, recently posted a snapshot of the massive 356-foot orbiting laboratory against the backdrop of a massive cratered moon.

Demi Moore stepped out for a quick coffee run in New York City on Tuesday in a chic ensemble. Jeremy McCarthy, a Ghost actor who recently returned to her St. Elmo's Fire co-star, strolled through the streets of the Big Apple while balancing a tray full of tasty beverages. The actor opted for casual style in a long-sleeved, white jacket as well as loose-fitting, white pants.

This weekend, Demi Moore visited an old friend. Andrew McCarthy, a 60-year-old brunette actress, was seen with her St Elmo's Fire costar Andrew McCarthy. On Sunday, McCarthy, who is also 60, released a snapshot of them on both directions as they caught up. He also included a snapshot of them from the classic Eighties film next to it. 'So exciting to see (for the first time in years and years) my St. Elmo's Fire co-star and the tenacious Demi Moore, as well as a catch up for my Brat Pack film,' he wrote in his caption.

A green comet is making a return to Earth, and although it won't make its nearest approach before next week, an astrophotographer was able to get a look at the spectacular ice ball. Andrew McCarthy of Arizona took a photo of C/2022 E3 (ZTF), capturing the vibrant greenish coma and a long, glowing tail. The comet will be visible to the naked eye on February 1 when it is 26 million miles away from Earth/

solar astronomers live for the moments.' Andrew McCarthy told DailyMail.com that witnessing the massive rise and one-mile-long 'are the times solar astronomers live for.' He followed the event for six hours with a new telescope, gathering over a million photos that he stitched together to make the final piece. The plume shot from the sun went 10,000 miles per hour and then broke off. McCarthy was a space taxi until it was gone.

Yesterday, the gas giant came closest to Earth in nearly 60 years, and today it will approach opposition, implying that the sun will appear opposite the sun to those on Earth. Jupiter will rise in the east as the sun sets in the west. According to NASA, the planet's nearest approach to Earth hardly ever coincides with opposition, ensuring that this year's observations will be 'extraordinary.' According to the US space agency, the overlap of the two events, which will not take place again until 2139, would make it appear brighter and larger in the sky, with the best views on Monday night.

Jupiter magnificently lit up against the night sky in Andrew McCarthy's garden in Florence, Arizona, highlighting its red spot and cloud bands. "It's one of the best images I've made of the gas giant and I'm delighted to share with you the clearest snapshot I've ever taken of Jupiter so far," he said. On Monday, Jupiter will make its closest approach to Earth in 59 years. It will still be 367 million miles away from us, but not since October 1963 have stargazers had such a good chance to spot it in the night sky.

In the prestigious Astronomy Photographer of the Year competition, Comet Leonard's spectacular photograph was selected first prize. Comet Leonard was first detected in January 2021 by astronomer Gregory J Leonard at Arizona's Mount Lemmon Infrared Observatory. On December 20, 2021, when the planet was 21.6 million miles (34.9 million km) from our planet, it made its closest approach to Earth on December 2021. On January 3, 2022, it was at its closest point to the sun, at a distance of 57.2 million km (92 million km) from our star. The comet is now erupting out of our Solar System, and it will not be seen by Earthlings again. On Christmas Day, Austrian photographer Gerald Rhemann captured the winning photograph, titled Disconnection Event. It shows that a piece of the comet's gas tail is disconnected and carried away by the solar wind.

Two American astrophotographers stitched together more than 200,000 individual moon photographs into one picture, resulting in a 174-megapixel photograph. Andrew McCarthy, based in Arizona, worked with planetary scientist and fellow space photographer Connor Matherne to produce the image as a 'collaborative tribute' for the launch of the US space agency's massive new moon rocket next Monday. The first uncrewed test of the Space Launch System (SLS) super heavy lift rocket, which will eventually return humans to the lunar surface, will launch from Cape Canaveral, Florida.

While Saturn made its closest approach to Earth this year, an astrophotographer captured his best picture of the planet ever. In an annual celestial event known as 'opposition,' our planet moved almost straight between Saturn and the sun on Sunday. With the naked eye, the Gas Giant is nearest to us and in full swing, so it would be a fantastic view even with the naked eye. On Sunday, Andrew McCarthy dodged the monsoon rain of Arizona in search of clearer skies to get a glimpse of the ringed planet above Los Angeles, US. He shot more than 100,000 pictures of Saturn from the roof of a parking garage before gluing them together in this never-before-seen shot. The result is out of this world as the planet's legendary rings illuminate the planet against the dim sky, with some of Saturn's many moons shining like stars around it.