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#lightmyfire
Quick, Someone Check If About Last Night Rights Are Available
The Summer of Death (Michael Jackson, John Hughes, Farah Fawcett) has triggered uncontrolled 1980s cultural recycling: ABC is developing an hour-long dramedy based on St. Elmo's Fire. Topher Grace is attached. Nostalgia will be the death of us all. [Reuters] -
#shrines
Don't You Forget About the Spot Where John Hughes Died
We all know that John Hughes died a week ago on the street in Manhattan, but just exactly where did it happen? More » -
#reflections
John Hughes Made Mixtapes for the Kids
Molly Ringwald has an op-ed in today's Times reflecting on the impact John Hughes had on her life. Among the revelations: neither she nor Anthony Michael Hall had spoken to him in 20 years, and he loved making mixtapes. [NYTimes] -
#realestateporn
Can John Hughes' Death Sell Cameron Frye's House?
John Hughes has already gotten a film deal for some young filmmakers, so maybe some added attention can sell the famous contemporary abode from Ferris Bueller's Day Off, which has been on the market since May. More » -
#memories
Here's Yet Another Nauseatingly Touching John Hughes Story
The John Hughes remembrances keep rolling in! Tonight the Wall Street Journal's Speakeasy blog brings us the story of the guy who lived in the house next door to Molly Ringwald's house in Sixteen Candles. Seriously, this is getting ridiculous. More » -
#cycleoflife
John Hughes' Death Breathes Life into John Hughes Documentary
Recently-departed filmmaker John Hughes was known for making insightful but fantastical movies about teens. His death was an unexpected boon for a group of young filmmakers wrapping up a documentary about him. It's like his ghost sewed their prom dress! More » -
#remembrances
How Insulting John Hughes, And Maybe His Family, Made Me a Writer
Richard Rushfield is still on vacation before joining Gawker, but he couldn't resist weighing in with another dispatch, involving dearly-departed director John Hughes, an LA-area deli, and some serious trash talk.
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#rip
5 Movies John Hughes Will Be Remembered For
Filmmaker John Hughes passed away today at 59. Though he was responsible for such classics as Vacation, Mr. Mom, and Home Alone, it's probably his teen movies—which continue to resonate with each generation—that he'll really be remembered for. [Jezebel] -
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#andnowhesdead
John Hughes, Filmmaker
John Hughes, director of generation-defining class conscious teen comedies, is dead of a heart attack, at age 59. More »
