Nostalgia is resurrecting yet another cartoon from our youth. The popular '80s girl power series Rainbow Brite has earned a reboot, and Emily Osment and Molly Ringwald are on board to voice the main characters. Will we ever grow up? Not likely.

There was absolutely nothing good about the announcement that certified awful person George Zimmerman (no celebrity bold for you!) would appear on an episode of Celebrity Boxing to square off against rapper DMX (on what would have been Trayvon Martin's 19th birthday, no less). This news was actually so not good that…

Cathy's Kids, the charity Lamar Odom founded in honor on his mother to "help underprivileged kids and raise money for cancer research", has raised over 2.2 million dollars. Excellent news! The not so excellent news? Not a single penny of that money has gone to underprivileged kids or to fight cancer.

Guys, what the world needs now is a big-budget display of American aggression. Thank Zeus for Paramount Pictures' G.I. Joe: Retaliation, which premiered last night in Hollywood. If you dig lantern-jawed dudes, WTF dresses and Molly Ringwald, step right up and check out this red carpet.

Molly Ringwald (yup, that Molly Ringwald) recently penned her first novel, When It Happens To You, which revolves around a troubled marriage. She still acts and hopes to adapt the novel to the screen—one of her icons is Steve Martin—and counts among her favorite authors Joan Didion, Philip Roth, Lorrie Moore, Toni…

In this edition of Tweet Beat, Molly Ringwald's 8-year-old is more mature than the grown-ups in Fifty Shades of Grey, Neil Patrick Harris loves his work, Robyn naps on a plane and, finally, it's gotta be baby-beard-o'clock somewhere.

In today's Tweet Beat, a blast from Molly Ringwald's '80s past, Chuck D chooses Prince over holograms, Jenny McCarthy has feelings for a sheep and Ice loves Coco.

In today's Tweet Beat, Molly Ringwald is not mom enough to nurse her 3-year-old, Rosanne is writing checks that her ass can't cash, Nathan Fillion wants us to treat ourselves and James Deen loves a four-eyed girl.

Reddit, the internet's sometimes lovable, often exasperating socially awkward child prodigy of a brother, occasionally invites celebrities (and meme subjects) to answer questions from the site's commentariat. Last night, former Brat Packer and current grown up actress Molly Ringwald offered herself as an interview…

In this edition of Tweet Beat, Molly Ringwald and Bret Easton Ellis get nostalgic about an old three-way with John Edward's mistress, Miley Cyrus drops a big complain-o-brag, Joel McHale joins One Direction and James Deen is dressed like a panda.

Our last Lifetime Movie Cartoon elicited a comment about a pretty great-sounding Lifetime original starring Molly Ringwald as a lawyer who defends a cheating amnesiac. Amnesia being one of the less-frequent — but always thrilling — LMN tropes, we had to see the action for ourselves. And it's good. Or at least we think…

Samantha Baker, Claire Standish, Andie Walsh — the object of your 80s affection turns 43 today. Watch some John Hughes and raise a glass to the brat pack.

The cast of The Breakfast Club (minus Emilio Estevez) appeared on GMA today to answer pressing questions about the film, like what's up with Ally Sheedy's Cap'n Crunch sandwich and, can Molly Ringwald still put on lipstick with her cleavage?

For many people, Molly Ringwald will eternally be the teen star of classic ‘80s films like Sixteen Candles and The Breakfast Club.

[Los Angeles, May 3. Image via Pacific Coast News Online.]

Among Molly Ringwald's iconic teenage roles was For Keeps, the story of a pregnant high-schooler who chooses to keep her child. Last night, she told me what still bothers her about the movie and her problem with Bristol Palin's message.

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