During the 1980s, and even into the dawn of the 1990s, the Brat Pack was all the rage in Hollywood. A total of 12 films during that time period featured at least two such members of the famed crew, ...

We're looking back on the lives of the Brat Pack, '80s favorites who starred in films including 'The Breakfast Club' and 'St. Elmo's Fire.' ...

Contrary to popular belief, this legendary crew of mid-century American stars wasn't created by Frank Sinatra, but his version certainly left the biggest mark.

Don’t call them brats. Over the years, the members of the “Brat Pack” — a collection of popular young actors in the 1980s — have made it clear that they weren’t, and in some cases ...

Andrew McCarthy tracks down most of the '80s Brat Pack (except Molly Ringwald and Judd Nelson) for his Hulu documentary "Brats." It was life-changing.

Rob Lowe opened up about one of his favorite movie scenes from his Brat Pack days. The actor, who was named a member of the notorious acting “club” in David Blum’s famous 1985 New York magazine cover ...

Rob Lowe is embracing the famous Brat Pack label after previously slamming the moniker as "designed to belittle us." Other stars in the group have also expressed their dislike of the term.

The Brat Pack preceded social media, which at its best connects like-minded individuals across geography and time zones, and at its worst sends insecure teens into a doom-scrolling spirals.

Rob Lowe in 1985. Vinnie Zuffante/Getty. Lowe was able to glean perspective early on, even though he says the "Brat Pack" association "probably didn't help our credibility ... in the industry." ...

When New York Magazine splashed "Hollywood's Brat Pack" across its cover in June, 1985, an enduring moniker was born. The feature focused on a crew of white-hot actors in their 20s at the time ...