The first single from Lionel Richie's upcoming album of country duets will be familiar to Shania Twain fans. 'Endless Love' was the song she recorded with Richie during an episode of 'Why Not?' on OWN ...

*On July 17, 1981, Universal Pictures released the film adaptation of “Endless Love.” Brooke Shields and Martin Hewitt starred as teens (ages 15 and 17, respectively) who engage in an obsessive sexual ...

Billboard's Trevor Anderson chats with the R&B/pop icon about his legendary career, including the whirlwind process of recording "Endless Love," which topped the Hot 100 on Aug. 15, 1981 – and made… ...

Shana Feste’s endlessly lame “Endless Love’’ remake turns the obsessive sexual heat way down from the infamous 1981 Brooke Shields vehicle — while also tossing out the tragedies of Scott Spencer’s ...

Alex Pettyfer stars as a charismatic young man who falls for a privileged girl played by Gabriella Wilde in Shana Feste's love story, opening on Valentine's Day. By Todd McCarthy A blah 1981 film ...

USA TODAY review%3A *1/2 out of four Stars%3A Gabriella Wilde%2C Alex Pettyfer%2C Bruce Greenwood%2C Joely Richardson Rated PG-13%3B Runtime%3A 1 hour%2C 43 minutes%3B Opens Friday nationwide To enjoy ...

In 2012, music icon Lionel Richie and country music superstar Shania Twain teamed up for a duet of Richie’s 1981 duet with DIana Ross, “Endless Love.” The collaboration came at a particularly ...

Lionel Richie and Diana Ross have the most enduring love song of all time. The Motown icons’ 1981 ballad, “Endless Love,” ranks as No. 1 on Billboard’s list of Top 50 Hot 100 hit about love (or with ...

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(2014, Universal, PG-13, $30) It's good, old-fashioned fun when a poor mechanic's son named David (Alex Pettyfer) falls head over heels in love with the rich and gorgeous Jade (Gabriella Wilde ) and ...

Whereas the original 1981 version of Endless Love basked in melodrama of the most bizarre order (bohemian attitudes, parents vicariously living through their sexually-active teens, mental hospitals, ...