The Detroit Free Press Breakfast Club, hosted by award-winning columnist Carol Cain, returned Tuesday, Jan. 13, featuring General Motors President Mark Reuss and Penske Corp. Chairman Roger Penske on ...

The Breakfast Club (from left): Bender the bad boy (Judd Nelson), Allison the recluse (Ally Sheedy), Andrew the jock (Emilio Estevez), Claire the teen queen (Molly Ringwald) and Brian the brain ...

I was scrolling Reddit the other day and found something interesting in the /r/GenX subreddit about male breakfast clubs. That got me thinking about the movie The Breakfast Club (1985). I know it’s a ...

*Whooweee! There’s big news for fans of hip-hop radio and celebrity interviews—Netflix just announced it will stream full video episodes of “The Breakfast Club” starting in early 2026. The deal is ...

Netflix will bring the influential morning talk show The Breakfast Club to its platform in 2026, following a newly announced partnership with iHeartMedia. The agreement will also feature 14 other ...

Charlamagne Tha God is heading to Netflix. This week, the streaming giant announced it has signed an exclusive video podcast deal with iHeartMedia, bringing a slate of popular video podcasts to the ...

Netflix has inked a deal with iHeartMedia to begin showing video podcasts, so the content will never, ever run out. The partnership covers new episodes from more than 15 popular podcasts, including ...

Netflix and iHeartMedia have inked an exclusive video podcast deal under which more than 15 iHeartRadio podcasts will move to the streaming giant. While the video versions of these podcasts will no ...

A little-known club with a list of celebrity members that includes Walt Disney and Babe Ruth is celebrating its 100th year, and anyone can make a reservation and attend the Los Angeles Breakfast Club.

new video loaded: Molly Ringwald on Why ‘The Breakfast Club’ Is the Greatest Gen X Work of Art transcript The actress Molly Ringwald discusses one of the Gen X era’s most defining films, “The ...

Do our hearts truly die when we grow up? This is a core question of John Hughes’ iconic film, The Breakfast Club. The plot is simple: Five strangers are stuck together in their high school library for ...