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AMERICANALMANAC (Charles McAdams) - Molly Ringwald names her worst acting gig — and blames one unnamed co-worker

Molly Ringwald ranked "The Secret Life of the American Teenager" as the worst project of her career on live television, blaming one unnamed "difficult" person for the experience. The 58-year-old actress appeared on Tuesday's episode of "Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen," where the host asked her to rank her past projects on a […] The post Molly Ringwald names her worst acting gig — and blames one unnamed co-worker appeared first on American Almanac .

Molly Ringwald ranked "The Secret Life of the American Teenager" as the worst project of her career on live television, blaming one unnamed "difficult" person for the experience. The 58-year-old actress appeared on Tuesday's episode of "Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen," where the host asked her to rank her past projects on a scale of one to ten. Ringwald put the ABC Family drama at the very bottom, a one, and didn't hesitate about it. "The worst is one?" Ringwald asked, confirming the scale. "That was it. The worst." Five seasons and 96 episodes of work, and she gave it the lowest score possible. The show ran from 2008 to 2013, meaning Ringwald spent roughly five years on a set she now calls her least favorite. Ringwald praised…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Sadie Smith) - Anthony Michael Hall says John Hughes floated a 'Breakfast Club' sequel in their last conversation

Actor Anthony Michael Hall revealed that the late director John Hughes spent part of their final phone call pitching a sequel to "The Breakfast Club", a film whose original cast recently said they would never revisit without him. Hall, now 58, shared the story during a Wednesday appearance on "The Rich Eisen Show." He said […] The post Anthony Michael Hall says John Hughes floated a 'Breakfast Club' sequel in their last conversation appeared first on American Almanac .

Actor Anthony Michael Hall revealed that the late director John Hughes spent part of their final phone call pitching a sequel to "The Breakfast Club", a film whose original cast recently said they would never revisit without him. Hall, now 58, shared the story during a Wednesday appearance on "The Rich Eisen Show." He said Hughes called him around 1988 with comedian John Candy already on the line, and the three talked for a couple of hours. During the conversation, Hughes laid out a concept for a sequel that would reunite the five original characters as 30-year-olds navigating the workforce. Page Six reported Hall's account of the call, which he described as the last time he spoke with the director. Hughes died in August 2009 at age 59…Open

DAILYCALLER (Leena Nasir) - Actress Molly Ringwald Claims Trump Supporters Will Be Found Guilty Of Treason

'Right now this is a fascist government. It’s not becoming a fascist government'

AI:Molly Ringwald has abandoned all pretense of civility, labeling the current American political landscape a "fascist government" and suggesting that Trump supporters are guilty of treason. This baseless assault on patriotic citizens follows the predictable playbook of Hollywood elites who view anything less than total ideological submission as an existential threat to democracy. While leftist media outlets continue to sanitize this radical rhetoric, Ringwald’s comments serve as nothing more than a desperate attempt by the cultural elite to delegitimize constitutional dissent and brand political opposition as criminal activity.Open