Most people think "St. Elmo's Fire (Man In Motion)" referred to the film's plot. But John Parr actually found his inspiration elsewhere.

REVOLT looks back at 15 rap songs that other artists passed on — whether they didn’t like the beat or missed the moment. Read more here.

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Purdue University is the second best public university in the country for fostering and protecting free speech on campus, according to FIRE, a national First Amendment organization that ranks ...

The actors sat down with The Hollywood Reporter during the Venice Film Festival to talk playlists, Potsy Ponciroli’s experimental action thriller and whether or not they’ve seen ‘Reacher.’ By Chris ...

FIRE is one of the leading free speech advocacy and litigation groups in the country, and Greg is not only its long-time head but also coauthor of several books, including Coddling of the American ...

TORONTO — Some difficult dilemmas are faced in “The Lost Bus,” a survival drama starring Matthew McConaughey that premiered Friday at the Toronto International Film Festival. Running time: 130 minutes ...

Recently, some colleagues and I got into a discussion about the theme song to “St. Elmo’s Fire,” the 1985 movie starring Demi Moore, Rob Lowe, and the rest of the Brat Pack. My boss hated John Parr’s ...

Many fans want to know the Marvel Zombies trailer song after watching the fantastic promo that dropped for the upcoming Disney+ show. The heavy metal song begins playing in the trailer after a zombie ...

The Boss goes folk in a too-conventional movie about the making of his most radical album. “Deliver Me from Nowhere” — that’s what we’re calling it — is a semi-desolate sketch of a biopic about a ...

The three words no person wants to hear: summer is over. It’s time to trade in your beach towels for fall flannels. Hollywood also begins its transition from popcorn blockbusters to prestige dramas, ...