Corey Feldman, an American actor and singer, has enjoyed a multi-faceted career in the entertainment industry that spans over four decades. Born on July 16, 1971, in Los Angeles, California, Feldman captured the hearts of audiences with his acting prowess at a young age. His breakout role came in Steven Spielberg's iconic film Gremlins (1984), where he played Pete Fountaine. However, it was his performances in quintessential 80s films such as The Goonies (1985) and Stand By Me (1986) that catapulted him into stardom and established him as a talented child actor. Feldman's versatility didn't stop at acting; he also delved into the world of music. While still maintaining his acting career, he showcased his musical talent and passion as the lead singer for the rock band "Truth Movement". The group's music is recognized for its fusion of modern rock and pop with elements of classic rock. Feldman's musical aspirations were further realized when he released his solo album, Love Left, which reflected his personal struggles and triumphs. Despite his meteoric rise to fame, Feldman's journey wasn't without challenges. He battled with drug addiction and depression, making his story one of resilience and determination. He used his experiences to advocate for child actors' rights, especially those who were victims of abuse within the industry. His efforts culminated in the publishing of his memoir, Coreyography, where he detailed his life, struggles, and journey towards recovery.