Former teen icon turned multi-talented artist, Molly Ringwald, discusses her early days in Hollywood, global stardom in John Hughes movies, and her current projects including Feud: Capote vs The Swans. She reflects on her acting career, personal growth, and challenges in the industry. An insightful and humorous conversation about navigating fame and finding creative fulfillment.

Molly Ringwald, the iconic actress from 'Sixteen Candles' and 'The Breakfast Club', shares her journey through the ups and downs of fame. She reflects on the challenges of growing up in the spotlight while navigating personal identity and public scrutiny. Molly discusses how early fame affected her relationships and self-image, and she offers insights into maintaining mental health amidst constant attention. Plus, she reveals how a shift to life in France helped her reclaim a sense of normalcy away from the cameras.

This engaging discussion features Molly Ringwald, an iconic actress from the 80s, Jodie Foster, an Academy Award-winning star, and Anthony Hopkins, renowned for his chilling role as Hannibal Lecter. They explore the challenges of typecasting stemming from their early fame and reflect on the cultural impact of classics like The Breakfast Club. Jodie shares insights on her transformative career while touching on the dark themes in Silence of the Lambs. The trio also dives into the emotional ties of family and how these experiences shaped their artistry.

The podcast discusses the upcoming live tour 'The Big Magical Cult Show' celebrating the host's new book, featuring star-studded bookstore stops, witchy variety shows with cult-followed podcasters, drag burlesque, musical guests, and exclusive merch collection.

Rob Lowe, celebrated actor from 'St. Elmo's Fire,' and Molly Ringwald, the face of 80s teen classics like 'The Breakfast Club,' dive into the charm of their iconic era. They hilariously debate whether Bop! or Time was the ultimate magazine. Molly reveals a quirky role she'd love to play, and they share funny audition stories, like the cowboy hat mishap. Their nostalgic banter reflects on fame, personal growth, and the lasting impact of their beloved films, making it a delightful trip back in time.