News about John Hughes

Demi Moore has confessed that she didn't love' being a part of the 'Brat Pack'. On Wednesday night's The Late Show With Stephen Colbert, the Ghost actor 61, spoke to The Young Show With Stephen Colbert about the forthcoming Andrew McCarthy-led Hulu documentary about The Brat Pack and her feelings about the group. The Brat Pack is a collection of actors who appeared together in coming-of-age films in the 1980s, with the majority of them appearing in John Hughes' film The Breakfast Club and 1985 Joel Schumacher's Fire.

The late John Hughes' brainchild, whose teen-centric films introduced a new genre of storytelling in the 1980s, was the family-friendly film that tells the tale of a young boy who is mistakenly left alone by his family in their large suburban home over the holidays. Hughes wrote the script to see if he could produce for kids the kind of film he'd been making for a younger audience. Hughes told Warner Bros. that he could make it for $10 million, the best he's ever seen in a moderately profitable film.

A new poster for Feud: Capote Vs. was posted by FX. The Swans are back, and some viewers are scratching their heads over the identities of four unrecognizable actresses. The first is married to an A-list actor and has appeared in two hit TV shows herself, including 90s hit Ally McBeal before appearing in Ryan Murphy's Feud. The second is a two-time Oscar nominee who recently married a TV actress who married a television actress in a new manner this year.

After fleeing raging wildfires by feet, truck, and boat, British families stranded on Rhodes' airport have been caught up in hours of delays, but easyJet will not return until tomorrow. As they battled through the deadly infernos on Greece's Greek island, which have caused the country's largest disaster evacuation in history, holidaymakers have characterized the scene as 'apocalyptic.' Several young children were photographed lying on the ground at Rhodes International Airport, while others were caught on the departures board as they desperately try to leave the island. The government said on Sunday afternoon that it was 'actively monitoring the fires in Rhodes' and in constant communication with the local authorities.' To assist British nationals at the airport, the Foreign Office has sent a Rapid Deployment team of five staff and four British Red Cross responders.

Mothers in Rhodes have expressed their fear of their teenage boys' deaths after being forced to evacuate for their lives as a result of the island's horrific wildfires. Some families were forced to sleep on the beach away from the fires, while others were forced to wade out into the sea and jump into boats to escape the approaching disaster. Yesterday, more than 30,000 people were evacuated from the island, with others being required to leave their possessions behind when they seek asylum at other resorts. And those who have been affected by the uprising Greek authorities and well-meaning locals have blasted holiday agencies for a alleged lack of help. The two young children were 'left 'unconscious' after being forced to walk five miles in 42 degree heat to escape the fires yesterday, according to Abi Davies, who is on the island in a group of six boys aged four and six.

After wildfires destroyed thousands of people, terrified British tourists were stranded in Rhodes, terrified tourists are begging for assistance. After being compelled to leave their homes and rely on overburdened local authorities, families were left at their own conclusion. Yesterday, over 30,000 people were evacuated from Rhodes. Since the former was compelled to flee from her hotel with her young family, Debbie Antione is desperate to find support for her daughter Kellie Nicholls. "My daughter Kell, her husband, and two young children, as well as another family of four siblings, had to run for their lives from the Princess Andriana Resort & Spa,' Ms.

Today, officials on Rhodes, Greece's holiday island, have evacuated 30,000 residents, including 2,000 who had to be carried off beaches. The operation, which was still underway, was interrupted by fires blocking off some road access, according to George Hadjimarkos, regional governor of South Aegean. 'The aim is to safeguard human life,' he said. On the island where they would remain overnight, tourists and some locals were being led into gyms, schools, and conference centers, as firefighters battled the fires.

The Breakfast Club has been one of the most influential teenage films in history since its debut in 1985. The story revolved around five teenagers who were brought together to serve a Saturday detention under the direction of Vice-Principal Richard Vernon, and it examined high school social structures in the 1980s and its many cliques. Given that it's been 38 years since the film premiered, much of the cast members seem significantly different from their teenage years, with various degrees of success.

Royel Otis does not sing about love, and the band will tell you that this is deliberate. Royell Maddell, one-half of the Aussie indie duo that includes bandmate Otis Pavolvic, says, "We set out not to write as many romantic songs." "We still have them, but we've just tried to mess it up a bit." Since the band's debut EP, Campus, a brightly hued tribute to throwing all your cares away that sounds like the closing scene of your favorite John Hughes film, "Oysters in My Pocket" has resulted in breakthrough hits such as "Oysters in My Pocket." The boys yells, "That's miles away," they yell, a chant that may refer to virtually every challenge, romantic or otherwise. It's the best gateway to the band's total sound: '80s-fueled guitar-driven songs that swerve into yacht rock, jangle pop, or beach music at a moment's notice. But wait, and even in the excitement, the longing for companionship is still present. “Itie (output: The yell of “I still miss ya!” indicates a Freudian slip. Royel admits that "this song isn't romantic at all." "The lyric was kind of a joke," the narrator of 2022's "Egg Beater" tells the tale of a known fuckup convinced of both his passion and the belief that doesn't deserve it: "I hate the air you breathe but I still want you, sugar lumps."

Alan Ruck, one of the show's stars, attended the "Succession" premiere party in New York on March 20th. With his "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" costar Matthew Broderick, the actor, who plays Connor in the series, met the party. "Life moves really fast," HBO Max added a TikTok video of the pair in a photo booth at the premiere party, goofing around, and captioning the clip, "Life moves very fast." Life is going to be very fast. @bryant #succession #alanruck #matthewbroderick #boothbybryant

When the 'Ferrari', directed by Ferris Bueller during the most significant act of truancy in cinema history, is expected to sell in Florida on March 2nd. The vehicle is not a true Italian sportscar but rather a one of three or four replicas, according to different sources, and it was built specifically for Ferris Bueller's Day Off in 1986. Given that one of the film's most famous scenes saws the car shoot out a window and plummet several stories before crashing, it's understandable why replicas were used. As part of Bonham's Amelia Island Auction, one of Ferris' 1985 Modena Spyder California replica cars will sell for between $350,000 and $400,000. It's unclear which scenes this vehicle was used in. A new 1961 Ferrari GT 250 Ferrari went for $17 million at auction in 2020.

Hundreds of families on the east coast of England may be required to relocate their homes as coastal erosion threatens their homes. Houses in Norfolk (left), static homes in Yorkshire (centre), and million pound houses in Suffolk (right) are all in danger. According to a recent study by environment charity One Home, 584 million coastal homes in England could be lost to the sea by 2100. According to the survey, 2,218 homes in 21 coastal areas have been moved closer to crumbling cliffs over the years. Some homeowners have expressed skepticism over their children's stay overnight, while others claim they are too afraid to cut the grass holding together the narrow stretches of turf along the cliff edges.

KEN BRUCE: On my Radio 2 show, I have pitted two music enthusiasts against each other in a daily battle for PopMaster trivia supremacy. To try to get the contestants to the top score of 39 percent per round, the contestants are given a choice of bonus questions (worth six points to a normal question's three). I have compiled 40 brain-tickling questions to put you and your family's music knowledge to the test. Will you be a champion of the charts or a null points no-hoper?

It's been 30 years since Home Alone 2: Lost in New York went missing, so DailyMail.com has taken a look at what the cast has been up to since Kevin McCallister thwarted bumbling criminals Harry and Marv for the second time. Macaulay Culkin's fame as one of the most popular child actors premiered on November 20, 1992. It's the third highest-grossing Christmas film, grossing more than $359 million on a budget of $28 million. Kevin McCallister, who is estranged from his family at the airport and ends up on a plane heading to New York rather than Florida, is Culkin's teenage Kevin McCallister, who is separated from his family at the airport and ends up in New York rather than Florida. John Hughes and Chris Columbus joined forces again to produce and direct the film, which also featured then Plaza Hotel owner Donald Trump. We all know where he ended up, but where are the stars of Home Alone 2 now and how much have they changed in three decades?

When speaking with Adam Sandler on her talk show, Drew Barrymore revealed earlier this week that she and her best friend, Cameron Diaz, talked about remaking the John Hughes classic Planes, Trains, And Automobiles. The talented actress, 47, told her 50 First Dates co-star that she would take on John Candy's role if she were to appear in a remake. Since the two actors appeared in Charlie's Angels (2000) together, the mother of two has been close friends with The Mask actress since the 1990s, long before they appeared in The Mask character together.

Going for a winter jog to keep warm? First, contact your GP. Doctors have slammed official NHS advice for winter, which recommends that patients consult their family doctor before starting exercising.

Ferris Bueller, it's not clear what they're going to do. What did they do? Paramount Pictures' Day Off spin-off film, which was announced on Friday, is a week-off film. In the original film where the teenagers' car was stolen and put about 175 miles on it, the movie will follow the two valet attendants.

By Gabriel Aikins To amass stans, an artist's unique collection of attributes is required. The music obviously has to be outstanding, but it does need more: a business mind with the ability to navigate the market, a voice, and the knowledge of how to use it, as well as a willingness to share generously from their own life and experiences. Maisie Peters, the 21-year-old British songwriter who has already captured the attention of adoring followers and legends like Taylor Swift and Ed Sheeran, ticks all of those boxes. As she prepares the debut of her debut album You Signed Up For This on August 27, Peters is leading the next generation of stan-worthy stars.