Pretty in Pink is a John Hughes essential crafted from two of his legendary trademarks: unforgettable characters and an even better soundtrack. Released in 1986, the teen rom-com blends synth-pop, new ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Jon Cryer, Molly Ringwald, and Andrew McCarthy on set of the film "Pretty In Pink" in 1986. (Credit: Paramount/Getty Images) Proof ...

Forty years after Pretty in Pink came out, Molly Ringwald revealed that there is one specific memory from the set she'll never forget. The actress, 58, recalled filming the 1986 teen romantic ...

One film expert explains why Pretty in Pink (1986) has become a timeless classic as the famous rom-com returns to theaters for its 40th anniversary. Pretty in Pink is returning to theaters for a ...

The teenage comedy from 1986, Pretty in Pink, will return to theaters this Valentine’s Day weekend, offering a chance for people to see it on the big screen again or…for the first time. Molly Ringwald ...

Molly Ringwald will forever be known for the trio of '80s John Hughes teen movies she starred in, and the last of these movies, Pretty in Pink, recently celebrated its 40th anniversary. The 1986 teen ...

Pretty in Pink may have been released in 1986, but its story of unrequited crushes and teenage angst still strikes a core with audiences nearly 40 years later. “[I’d want] pretty much anything but ...

It was easy to take for granted when it came out 39 years ago, but the coming of age tale directed by Howard Deutch and written by teen whisperer John Hughes can now clearly be seen as a high point in ...

“Pretty in Pink” is currently screening at several theaters as part of its 40th-anniversary revival, a milestone that invites nostalgia but rewards reappraisal. Released in 1986, the film arrives as a ...

Pretty in Pink returns on pink vinyl with bonus tracks, Grundman mastering, and enough ’80s heartbreak to make Duckie pace the hallway again. The immensely successful 1986 film Pretty in Pink gave ...

Cinematic exposition is a tricky thing. When we watch movies, we’re being plunked into a story already in progress. And unless you’re watching some outré arthouse film allowed to play by its own rules ...