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Boyfriend Material REVIEW: 'Brat: An ’80s Story' CIRCA 1988: Actress Molly Ringwald and actor Andrew McCarthy pose for the movie " Fresh Horses ", circa 1988. (Photo by Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images) David Skinner • June 6, 2021 5:00 am SHARE Helped by luck, good writing, and a talented director, an actor can streak across the national attention span so dramatically that, for a while, they come to represent certain human types to the culture at large. Their face may even become the face of certain hard-to-define but historically important characteristics—just as Humphrey Bogart’s soft-lidded, half-smirking mug seems to personify the World War II generation’s dry wit and stoicism, or as Glenn Close’s beaked, steely-eyed visage brings into focus the dark side of female ambition in our time.

THEN AND NOW: The Brat Pack, 36 years later

In the '80s, there was a group of movie star friends everyone wanted to hang with: the Brat Pack, which included Rob Lowe, Demi Moore, and Emilio Estevez.

Andrew McCarthy ran from the Brat Pack, but now he's ready to relive the '80s

By ASHLEY SPENCER | Special to The Washington Post | Published: May 24, 2021 The evening began at Spago, as so many '80s nights did for the young and the fun and the famous. A cast of characters that included Rob Lowe, his then-girlfriend, Melissa Gilbert, and Andrew McCarthy dined at the trendy West Hollywood eatery alongside Liza Minnelli before blindly following the chanteuse to somewhere she called "Sammy's." "Sammy's" turned out to be the Beverly Hills mansion of Sammy Davis Jr., where the Rat Packer ushered members of the soon-to-be-minted Brat Pack into his party pad for a night of billiards and drinking that ended with McCarthy struggling not to vomit all over Minnelli's Rolls-Royce on the drive home.

Andrew McCarthy on his book "Brat: An '80s Story"

Comments Talking to Andrew McCarthy, the star of iconic 1980s movies like Pretty In Pink, Less Than Zero and St. Elmo's Fire is a bit like talking to a teenage bedroom poster that somehow magically answers back. Andrew McCarthy's face is just so iconic, so wrapped up in a particular time and place, that for people who came of age in that totally awesome decade he'll always be a cultural marker, an echo they'll carry with them as long as they live.  He knows it too and in recent years the 58-year-old has been calmly making his peace with it, as he makes clear in his beautifully written new memoir Brat: An 80's Story.

The Day - Andrew McCarthy ran from the Brat Pack, but now he's ready to relive the '80s

pandemic, and now as vaccines become more widely available, we are reporting on how our local schools, businesses and communities are returning to a more "normal" future. There's never been more of a need for the kind of local, independent and unbiased journalism that The Day produces. Please support our work by subscribing today. Andrew McCarthy ran from the Brat Pack, but now he's ready to relive the '80s Actor, director and author Andrew McCarthy in New York City last month. His memoir, 'Brat: An '80s Story,' was released May 11. (Photo for The Washington Post by Jesse Dittmar)

Andrew McCarthy ran from the Brat Pack. Now, he's ready to relive the '80s.

With his memoir “Brat: An ’80s Story,” Andrew McCarthy serves up the tantalizing memories he once tried to forget.

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Book Bag: ‘Appointment with the Wise Old Dog’ by David Blum; ‘A Spiritual Journey of Hope and Healing’ by Jacqueline Haskins Engel — Appointment with the Wise Old Dog by David Blum Chiron Publications   David Blum, who died in 1998 at age 62, was an internationally known conductor, composer, music scholar and writer who wrote about classical music for The New Yorker and other publications. The California native was noted for conducting his first group, a chamber ensemble of young artists, when he was just 17, and he later founded the Esterhazy Orchestra in New York City, which was dedicated to the music of Franz Joseph Haydn, making several acclaimed recordings of the composer’s works.