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Michael J. Fox says getting married to his 'Family Ties' co-star Tracy Pollan is the best thing to ever happen to him.

We're sure the other children's names all have a special meaning to the couple as well.

But he supports the upcoming Broadway musical adaptation.

The sad reasons why you stopped seeing some of your favorite stars.

The ‘Back to the Future’ star has battled Parkinson’s disease for decades.

Great Scott! This underrated sequel is streaming on Netflix.

A huge part of my childhood was the "Back To The Future" movie and it's awesome to hear that Nike has pairs of the self-lacing shoes that you can own. If you want a pair (there are only 89 sets in existence) you can buy a raffle ticket for charity.

Michael J. Fox has been living with Parkinson's disease since the early '90s after discovering his condition on the set of "Doc Hollywood." He was given 10 years to live if he was lucky, but 23 years later he's still with us. Fox's Foundation has $450 million for Parkinson's research and he managed to surprise everyone at a recent concert playing two classic songs from "Back To The

Get ready to go back to 1985!

It's almost surprising at this point that there has not been a 'Back to the Future' reboot or sequel. When you look back at the popular and successful properties of the 80s, there are few that haven't been modernized. Sony is practically falling all over themselves to get a new 'Ghostbusters' in theaters. This year alone saw new 'RoboCop,' 'Muppets,' 'Ninja Turtles,' 'Jump Street' and 'Transformers' movies. But, despite the frequency of these remakes, it doesn't look like you'll ever see a new 'Back to the Future' movie. And, that's a pretty great thing.

Though not entirely surprising given NBC's earlier move to cancel struggling freshman Thursday comedy 'Sean Saves the World,' the network has officially pulled the plug on its more high-profile 'Michael J. Fox Show.' The veteran 'Family Ties' and 'Back to the Future' star had completed work on the 22-episode order, though the remaining episodes may never see the light of day.

E! caused an uproar amongst viewers of the 2014 Golden Globes pre-show when the network broadcast appeared to make light of Michael J. Fox's Parkinson disease diagnosis.