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A diverse group of high schoolers forced to spend detention on a Saturday in the library. Forced to make the best of their circumstances, they learn to understand each other and discover that in spite of their initial...
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...find a more iconic teen film than The Breakfast Club, which has been newly reissued...caused the coining and use of the phrase "teen film" to begin with), The Breakfast Club stands as one of those perfect...
By C. Robert Cargill
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...about these real-life rumors that one of the brothers is going solo? Joe (who seems the most likely candidate to break out on his...found out I (supposedly) joined a wrestling club in Asia." The Jonas Brothers will be performing at the Inauguration...
By Pamela Sitt
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A prolific writer, director and producer in the 1980s and early 1990s, John Hughes was the guiding force behind some of the most popular teen-oriented comedies of the period, including “National…
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Bursting onto the scene with the screenplay for the sharp and successful horror movie "Scream" (1996), teen favorite Kevin Williamson became well-known for his bright and insightful take on…
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A graduate of Roger Corman's school for future Hollywood directors, Allan Arkush debuted as editor and co-director (with Joe Dante) of "Hollywood Boulevard" (1976), an uneven but amusing study of an…
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This member of the group of young actors dubbed by the media as the Brat Pack briefly cornered the market of playing smugly contentious, troubled young men, as in "The Breakfast Club" and "St. Elmo's…
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Oscar-nominated actress Michelle Williams was one of the few actresses with the talent and drive to parlay success on a primetime teen drama into a career as a respected film actress. She spent six…
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A certified teen idol due to his role on The WB's hit teen drama "Dawson's Creek" (1998- ), James Van Der Beek had a rockier road to success than his younger co-stars. After a football injury took him…
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Joshua Jackson captured the hearts of young TV viewers in the late 1990s as the razor-witted, misunderstood “other guy,” Pacey Witter, who winds up getting the girl on the hit teen soap “Dawson’s…
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