Stand By Me! Corey Feldman flanked by bevy of beauties at Babes in Toyland charity event

By Adam S. Levy For Dailymail.com

Published: 14:04 EST, 4 August 2016 | Updated: 15:24 EST, 4 August 2016

Being Corey Feldman has its perks.

The actor, who shot to fame in the 1980s in films such as as The Goonies, The Lost Boys and Stand By Me was flanked by two beautiful women Wednesday at Le Jardin nightclub in Los Angeles.

He attended a charity event dubbed Babes in Toyland: Support Our Troops, set to benefit the Douglas J. Green Memorial Foundation, a military non-profit organization for service members and their relatives.

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 Night on the town: Corey Feldman, 45, was accompanied by his girlfriend Courtney Anne (left) and another beauty arriving at a Babes In Toyland: Support Our Troops event at L.A.'s Le Jardin Wednesday.

 Night on the town: Corey Feldman, 45, was accompanied by his girlfriend Courtney Anne (left) and another beauty arriving at a Babes In Toyland: Support Our Troops event at L.A.'s Le Jardin Wednesday.

Feldman was clad in a white suit with a black shirt and black shoes, topped off by a white hat with a black band. The 45-year-old Feldman held hands with his girlfriend, model Courtney Anne, and another blonde beauty, both of whom were clad in white skirts on the midsummer night.

It was the typical grandiose entrance for Feldman, who has dubbed the entourage of beautiful women often seen accompanying him 'Corey’s Angels,' and talked about organizing a talent troupe of diversely-talented women.

Feldman admitted that his sexy entourage is for show, as he told Fishwrapper in 2013 that 'the whole concept of having multiple girlfriends is something I don’t want.'

In the chat, Feldman said that he hoped to 'empower' his Angels and felt 'very insulted' when accused of 'exploiting these women.

All for show: The actor has said that he's not interested in dating more than one woman at a time 

All for show: The actor has said that he's not interested in dating more than one woman at a time 

Showman: Feldman, a Hollywood lifer, has dubbed his female entourage 'Corey's Angels'

Showman: Feldman, a Hollywood lifer, has dubbed his female entourage 'Corey's Angels'

'It’s actually the exact opposite. I like women to feel natural and to feel sexy and to feel beautiful,' Feldman said, adding that his feelings were hurt by people who saw him as someone who objectifies the female form.

'I’m a very sensitive person and I know that probably doesn’t make a lot of sense because I've been in [show] business my whole life and you think I’d have a little bit tougher skin by now, but I don’t,' he told Fishwrapper. 

'I’m doing this because I’m trying to help these girls find a new direction,' he said. 'Somebody might be going down the wrong path or not have the proper values in life or they may not know the right objective.'

For a good cause: The event was held to benefit The Douglas J. Green Memorial Foundation, a military non-profit organization 

For a good cause: The event was held to benefit The Douglas J. Green Memorial Foundation, a military non-profit organization 

Double trouble: Feldman this summer released a double-album titled Angelic 2 the Core

Double trouble: Feldman this summer released a double-album titled Angelic 2 the Core

Despite his often over-the-top displays, Feldman told the AP last month he's humbled by how things have turned out for him, as he said he's 'very grateful and very lucky to be alive still, to have any kind of semblance of normal life.'

He added: 'I am blessed to have a beautiful child (son Zen, 11), a beautiful home, a beautiful girlfriend and a beautiful career [and] I don't take any of it for granted.'

It's been an eventful summer for Feldman, as he released a double-album called Angelic 2 the Core, dedicated to the memory of his late friends Michael Jackson and Corey Haim.

Snoop Dogg and Limp Bizkit front man Fred Durst both performed on the double-album, which Feldman told the AP includes a wide array of genres, such as hip-hop, electronic and rock. Feldman said 'there's something for everyone' on the recording, in which he plays guitar, bass and drums.

Misunderstood: Feldman has said he's hurt by inferences he's exploited women, saying his goal with his troupe of angels is to empower them

Misunderstood: Feldman has said he's hurt by inferences he's exploited women, saying his goal with his troupe of angels is to empower them

Way back when: This year marks the 30th anniversary of Stand By Me, which starred (left to right) Wil Wheaton, the late River Phoenix, Feldman and Jerry O' Connell

Way back when: This year marks the 30th anniversary of Stand By Me, which starred (left to right) Wil Wheaton, the late River Phoenix, Feldman and Jerry O' Connell


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