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A decade after revealing his Parkinson's, he opens up about health, family and fighting for a cure
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Scarlett Johansson's husband jokes about their rules for wedded bliss
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Veteran rockers The Who surprised fans at their New York City gig on Wednesday night when they brought out Michael J. Fox as their special guest.[...] Read more!
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HEDGE-fund manager Curtis Schenker made a two-fer deal with The Who, who'll play tomorrow's $2,500-a-seat benefit for the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research at the Sheraton. While negotiating Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey's $1...
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Ryan Reynolds held a press conference at Tavern on the Green on Friday before running in the New York City Marathon yesterday. Ryan ran on behalf of the Michael J. Fox Foundation and in honor of his father who had Parkinson's for the past 15 years. The actor finished the race in 3 hours and 50 minutes and while we didn't catch a glimpse of his wife, Scarlett Johansson, she was expected to be there cheering him on. Seeing Michael J. Fox along the way was what helped Ryan complete the last 6 miles. Reynolds said, "[During the race] I thought a lot about my father and Michael and the 500,000 other people afflicted with this awful disease in the United States alone. I ran for those who can't."
It's sweet of Ryan to push himself physically for his family and such a good cause as he continues his activism he's so passionate about.
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The actor, who has Parkinson's, has accepted a 4-episode role on 'Rescue Me.'
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BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. — Michael J. Fox will return to series TV with a four-episode guest role on FX's "Rescue Me."
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Michael J. Fox is in talks to return to TV as a regular in hit firefighter drama Rescue Me.[...] Read more!
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Actor Michael J. Fox insists he's "lucky" to have avoided clinical depression as he battles Parkinson's Disease.[...] Read more!
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Here's a story about grass-roots filmmaking with no eye toward a Hollywood deal. For his first full-length feature, Jay Craven convinced Michael J. Fox to work for free. And Craven screens his movies himself, driving from community centers to libraries to theaters throughout New England.
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Actor Michael J. Fox has hit out at the tabloid media for exploiting the troubles of young celebrities such as Lindsay Lohan, Britney Spears and Paris Hilton. The Back To The Future star is amazed so much media coverage is devoted to celebrity culture during a period when the U.S. is at war in Iraq.[...] Read more!
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Members of America's National Film Registry have selected movies like HUMPHREY BOGART's IN A LONELY PLACE, MICHAEL J. FOX's BACK TO THE FUTURE and KEV
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Michael J. Fox used his reputation as a lovable 'nice guy' to seduce women early on in his career. The actor insists his boyish good looks helped him cut a swathe through the women of Hollywood, who were easily won over by his performances in the Back To The Future series.[...] Read more!
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DONNY Deutsch - who had a big career in advertising before he became a CNBC talk show host - quoted Lou Gehrig at his 50th birthday party Saturday at the Time Warner Center. "I'm the luckiest man on Earth," Deutsch told such guests as Michael J. Fox...
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Michael J. Fox stole the show, but he wasn't the only big name out at the A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Cure Parkinson's event on Saturday night in NYC. John Mayer rocked out on stage in his velvet suit while Lance kept his vocal stylings to himself. He also had no little blondes on his arm, though rumor has it that his most recent lady friend isn't an Olsen after all. It looks like all the boys had a blast together at the event and, golf claps, out to support an excellent cause.
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Michael J. Fox has found a novel way to beat his children's fear of the effects of Parkinson's disease - he turns it into a game. The actor, 46, was diagnosed with the degenerative disorder in 1991.[...] Read more!
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MICHAEL J. FOX has found a novel way to beat his children's fear of the effects of Parkinson's disease - he turns it into a game.
The Back To The Fut
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Happy Birthday to "Closer" star Natalie Portman (1981), New England Patriots defenseman Tedy Bruschi (1973), Canadian actress Gloria Reuben (1964), "Pirates of the Caribbean 2" star Johnny Depp (1963), director/producer Aaron Sorkin (1961), "Spin City" star Michael J. Fox (1961), Deep Purple keyboardist Jon Lord (1941), soul singer Jackie Wilson (1934; d. 1984), actor Joe Santos (1931), comedian Jackie Mason (1934), R&B singer Johnny Ace (1929; d. 1954), guitar pioneer Les Paul (1915), bandleader Fred Waring (1900; d. 1984), and legendary composer/lyricist Cole Porter (1891; d. 1964).
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Movie star Michael J. Fox is planning a secret trip to Israel in a last-ditch effort to find a cure for the Parkinson's Disease that has ravaged his body. The Back To The Future star's hopes of finding a cure in America were dashed last year when politicians voted not to pass legislation allowing stem-cell research - something Fox and his supporters were fighting for.[...] Read more!
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Some of the best and the beautiful weren't too tired after Monday's big Gala to be honored at another. Tuesday marked the annual TIME 100 Most Influential People party -- and these folks made the list. John Mayer (yes, he's on the list) left his one beautiful brunette at home, but was happy to pose with another -- a stunning America Ferrera. Meanwhile, Cate Blanchett was looking much better than Monday, back to her usual luminescence. It's so wonderful to see Michael J. Fox out and about! Yays for everyone honored at the fancy pants event. I'd just love to see what Tina Fey and Martha Stewart chat about...
   
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Actor Michael J. Fox has vowed to continue raising money for research into Parkinson's disease, despite admitting his efforts are a "drop in the bucket". The Michael J. Fox Foundation For Parkinson's Research has raised more than $90 million - but it costs around $1 billion and 10 years to make one potential new drug to combat the central nervous system disease available to the public.[...] Read more!
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Actor MICHAEL J. FOX has vowed to continue raising money for research into Parkinson's disease, despite admitting his efforts are a "drop in the bucke
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LOS ANGELES — Hollywood writer A.J. Carothers, known for the 1987 Michael J. Fox movie "The Secret of My Succe$s" and Fred MacMurray's 1968 film "The Happiest Millionaire," has died. He was 75.
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New TV Superman Tom Welling has given the Teen Wolf film franchise a boost after reportedly signing on for a new movie. In the new Teen Wolf, a remake of Michael J. Fox's 1985 movie, a female will play the fun-loving werewolf of the title.[...] Read more!
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The Shawshank Redemption and Green Mile film-maker is a huge admirer of actor and Parkinson's Disease sufferer Michael J. Fox, and is disgusted the Republican administration is blocking medical research which could potentially save thousands of lives.
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MICHAEL J. Fox, with wife Tracy Pollan, helping his children with math homework during dinner at the 3 Guys coffee shop . . . GEORGE Stephanopoulos and wife Aly Wentworth with their two adorable young daughters getting culture at the National...
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Fox said he was "honored" to attend President George W. Bush's address Jan. 23 with Langevin, the congressman's office said....
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Actor Michael J. Fox will attend President Bush's State of the Union address next week as a guest of Rhode Island Rep. Jim Langevin. Both are staunch supporters of embryonic stem-cell research.
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Michael J. Fox is taking his embryonic stem-cell research campaign straight to the top - he'll be attending President George W. Bush's State of the Union address next week. The actor, a staunch supporter of the controversial research since being diagnosed with Parkinson's disease 15 years ago, will be a guest of Rhode Island Republican Jim Langevin, who shares his views. [...] Read more!
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Michael J. Fox will attend President George Bush's State of the Union address next week as a guest of Rhode Island Rep. Jim Langevin.
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Michael J. Fox to Be Guest of Congressman at President Bush's State of the Union Speech
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In an exclusive interview with Katie Couric, actor Michael J. Fox responded to conservative pundit Rush Limbaugh's criticism of his appearance in a campaign ad, saying he wasn't acting or off his medication.
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Actor Tells ABC News That Parkinson's Community Was Hurt by Limbaugh's Comments
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Fox, in response to Limbaugh's charges Fox was faking or hadn't taken his medication, said he wasn't acting or off his medication, but was actually over-medicated, CBS reported Friday....
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Actor Michael J. Fox is one of many celebrities who've turned their private battles with disease into an opportunity to raise public awareness.
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Michael J. Fox Tells Katie Couric He Was Not Off Medication in Political Ads
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Michael J. Fox has been branded a faker. Talk radio host Rush Limbaugh has accused actor Michael J. Fox of exaggerating his Parkinson's disease in recent political ads supporting Democratic candidates....
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Limbaugh said on his radio show Tuesday that Fox's jerky movements in a commercial for Missouri Senate challenger Claire McCaskill were just "an act," USA Today reported Wednesday....
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Rush Limbaugh claimed that actor Michael J. Fox, who was visibly wracked by tremors, was "off his medication" or "acting" in a political ad supporting embryonic stem cell research. On Tueday Fox responded: "My pills are working really well."
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Opponents of stem-cell research will air an ad during Game 4 of the World Series urging Missouri voters to reject a law that would legalize the controversial research. An ad featuring Michael J. Fox on stem cell research has triggered a backlash.
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Stem-Cell Research Foes Get Athletes, Actors to Be in Ad That Counters Pleas by Michael J. Fox
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In a series of new campaign ads, Michael J. Fox's body jerks and sways...
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Michael J. Fox Headlines Campaign Fundraiser for Democratic Senate Candidate Claire McCaskill
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