Kate Middleton, Prince William and their 3 kids celebrate VE Day in London, plus Sabrina Carpenter, Lady Gaga and more. From ...

Wendy Williams is claiming that money was taken from her bank account without her consent to pay a psychiatrist who raised concerns about her mental capacities. Williams’ official Instagram ...

Karen Brennan, who previously paid for her daughter to attend the breakfast club two days each week, said: "We couldn't afford for her to come every day before, but now she can. "It means we are a ...

Throwing together five students from five relatable tribes of American school life, The Breakfast Club showed that a 'brain, an athlete, a basket case, a princess and a criminal' could all get ...

Despite the long-awaited reunion, don’t expect the original Breakfast Club to endorse a modern update. As she reunited with her co-stars from the 1985 John Hughes-helmed teen classic on Friday ...

Of course, not to be forgotten in that mix would be his memorable role as Andrew Clark, the quintessential high school jock, in John Hughes' The Breakfast Club. However, over the years Estevez ...

James Coletta for C2E2/ReedPop Emilio Estevez says the recent (and long-awaited) reunion of The Breakfast Club cast came with some "kicking and screaming," as he has "famously rejected reunions." ...

Sure! During the much-anticipated reunion of Ringwald and the other four stars of the 1985 John Hughes-directed high school classic “The Breakfast Club” on Friday at Chicago Comic ...

"I am not cognitively impaired," she first declared on Breakfast Club in March. "I feel like I'm in prison." After her show ended, her court-approved guardianship began, and Wendy Williams was moved ...

While Molly Ringwald acknowledges that her 1985 film The Breakfast Club continues to resonate with audiences, she says it isn't diverse enough to warrant a remake. During a panel titled “Don’t ...

Molly Ringwald wants fans to forget about a remake of “The Breakfast Club.” The actress, 57, dismissed the possibility of remaking the 1985 teen comedy-drama about five high school students in ...

Sheryl Underwood told “The Breakfast Club” that the talk show was once made up of a “dream team five” — Underwood, Julie Chen, Aisha Tyler, Sharon Osbourne and Sara Gilbert. But when the ...