The hunt for the original goes on, but Gibson Custom Shop is making headway on what looks like plans for a fully fledged Back ...

Back to the Future: Part II grossed over $332 million and was the third-highest-grossing film of 1989. The third installment made more than $245 million worldwide.

Back to the Future bully Thomas F. Wilson looked drastically different from his Hollywood heyday as he ran errands in his ...

And thank you, Steven.” What the “Back to the Future” cast — including Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd, Lea Thompson and Crispin Glover — has created is more than enough for Gale.

“Back To The Future: The Musical,” which opened Thursday night on Broadway, doesn't have much going for it in the way of tuneful songs or show-stopping dances, but it does have a star vehicle.

Click through to see where the cast of "Back to the Future" is now. quicklist: title: Michael J. Foxtext: Fox, now 51, was in his early 20s and the star of the hit TV series "Family Ties" when he ...

Back to the Future spans two very different time periods, but the soundtrack allows you to experience both even if you don’t have a souped-up DeLorean. If you were one of those who went out and ...

"Back to the Future" opened in theaters 30 years ago today, on July 3, 1985. Find out what Roger Ebert, Gene Siskel, Peter Travers and more critics had to say about the beloved Steven Spielberg ...

Inventing time travel in Back to the Future could be Christopher Lloyd’s peak of fame, but he also had a successful, Emmy-winning run on Taxi after making his screen debut in One Flew Over the ...

Back to the Future Part II focuses on Doc and Marty undoing the damage to the timeline, thanks to Marty's bit of greed. "I'll also be able to see who wins the next 25 World Series." ...

Multiple social media rumors circulated on Back to the Future Day (21 October 2015): that Michael J. Fox was arrested for "insider sports betting," that Nike delivered a pair of self-tying ...

In the case of the 1985 “Back to the Future,” no excuses were in order. The film was a highly inventive nonstop dither of time-warp confusion and, in Marty McFly’s rush to unite his parents ...