Michael J Fox
Name:
Michael J Fox
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Birth Name:
Michael Andrew Fox
Birth Date:
June 9, 1961
Birth Place:
Edmonton, Canada
occupation:
Actor
Relationship Status:
Married to Tracy Pollan
He’s always up to something, and over the weekend Michael J Fox too the stage at a charity function to shred on his guitar.
The “Back to the Future” star played “Johnny B. Goode” at the A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Cure Parkinson’s gala in New York City.
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Gathering together for a swanky soiree in the name of fundraising, the biggest names in entertainment and fashion joined forces at the Lincoln Center in New York City on Monday night (October 24).
As for the festivities, lovely ladies such as Jessica Alba, Camilla Belle, Uma Thurman and Naomi Watts were among those in attendance for the event dubbed as "An Evening with Ralph Lauren".
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He’s one of the most beloved and longstanding actors in Tinseltown, and Michael J Fox is featured in the June issue of Good Housekeeping magazine.
The “Family Ties” actor opens up about his ongoing struggle with Parkinson’s disease and how he copes with the complications.
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Michael J Fox made “Teen Wolf” famous back in the 1980s, and now MTV is putting a new sinister take on the tale.
According to the newly released trailer, the remake will far exceed the original when it comes to violence and intensity.
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It's Germany's most-watched awards show, and stars of Hollywood made their way to Berlin for the 46th Golden Camera Awards on Saturday evening (February 5).
Walking the red carpet at the Axel Springer Haus venue was the lovely Renee Zellweger - who received the Best International Actress honor.
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Getting down to business on his new project, Michael J Fox was spotted on the set of “The Good Wife” in New York City today (December 7).
The “Back to the Future” star braved the chilly weather as he walked out to a chauffeured car carrying a briefcase and wearing a black coat.
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Everybody needs a vacation once in awhile, and Michael J Fox and his wife were spotted on a beautiful beach in St. Barts on Tuesday (March 9).
The “Family Ties” co-stars - who have been married since 1988 – looked to be having a marvelous time splashing in the ocean, and soaking up the sun.
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While it seemed just as good a career move as any, Zac Efron recently revealed his motivation behind turning down the lead role in the remake of “Footloose.”
The “High School Musical 3: Senior Year” stud explained that while it was a promising gig, doing the “Footloose” movie was just more of the same for him. “I was looking for a new challenge, and this was another musical.”
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Sports movies are usually not supposed be too realistic. We watch them for their sheer entertainment value - the motivational speeches, the buzzer beating shots, the underdog stories that defy all odds. And while some movies, such as Darren Aronofsky’s The Wrestler, about a down and out wrestler (Mickey Rourke) in search of one last comeback, handle sports with far greater nuance, they are definitely the exception to the rule. (Bear with me on calling pro wrestling a sport.) Sure, it’s great to garner the sort of critical acclaim and Oscar buzz that The Wrestler has received, but that shouldn’t overshadow all the wonderfully ridiculous moments sports movies have given audiences over the years.
12. Rocky Balboa (2006)
The sixth installment in the life of Rocky Balboa (Sylvster Stallone), an unlikely boxing champion from Philadelphia, chronicles his return to the ring for one last fight. His journey is set in motion after a video game simulation shows that in his prime he could have defeated the current heavyweight champion, Mason “The Line” Dixon.
Like all Rocky films, this one ends with a climactic scene in the ring between Rocky and his fiercest competitor. Although the audience is supposed to believe that his determination and heart enable him to go toe-to-toe with “The Line,” it’s clear that the billion-year-old Rocky Balboa really shouldn’t stand a chance. Rocky may have the eye of the tiger, but now he needs to be in bed by sundown.
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As we all know, celebrities commonly endorse their own products: TV shows, movies, apparel lines, even bottles of overpriced fragrances that smell like rubbing alcohol. But probably my favorite strain of celebrity endorsements, simply because I take an absurd amount of pleasure in eating (particularly around the holidays), is that related to the food and beverage industry.
Sometimes these endorsements are very literal, as in the case of a commercial or billboard, but other times they take shape in more subtle ways, such as a reoccurring storyline in a television series. With the holiday eating season upon us, I thought it’d be appropriate to take a look at some of the most memorable celebrity food endorsements, as components of larger trends, from the past 30 years.
Surveying the past 30 years, it’s clear that celebrity food endorsements were once significantly campier than they are today, no longer as wrought with clichés, overacting, and corny jokes. The celebrities in these endorsements hammed up every moment of their on-camera time, as though audiences would be at a complete loss without their comically exaggerated speech and actions. Oh yes, the 80s were a magical time.
A leader in campy food endorsements was the great Bill Cosby, whose love for Jell-o will not escape our memories anytime soon. Just thinking about his commercials makes me want to run to the market and buy some pudding pops.
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