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I’ve always been fascinated by the ‘what ifs’ of movie history, and the story of Eric Stoltz as Marty McFly is a prime example! Apparently, he was originally cast and even filmed for five weeks, but the director, Robert Zemeckis, felt he was bringing too much seriousness to what needed to be a much more comedic role. It’s incredible to think they had to reshoot almost the entire movie with Michael J. Fox! And the really cool part? Some people say you can still spot Stoltz in a few of the background shots from the action scenes in the finished film. It’s a little piece of movie magic!

Even in early 2026, ‘Ted Lasso’ is still incredibly popular on Apple TV+, consistently ranking among the week’s most-watched shows. The series follows Jason Sudeikis as Ted Lasso, a relentlessly positive American football coach brought in to coach the struggling British soccer team, AFC Richmond. Though he knows little about soccer, Lasso’s upbeat attitude and unconventional methods help him earn the respect of his players and coworkers. Over its three seasons, the show explores themes like overcoming challenges, the importance of mental wellbeing, and the power of teamwork.

The trailer shows Woody, now wearing a poncho, and Buzz teaming up again—this time to save Bonnie from her new smart tablet. They’re joined by their friends Jessie, Forky, Slinky Dog, Hamm, Trixie, and a whole bunch of other Buzz Lightyears to prevent technology from dominating kids’ playtime. The movie looks like a fun and exciting adventure with a message about how technology affects childhood.

Andrew Garfield was born in Los Angeles, but he moved to the UK at the young age of three. He’s a dual citizen of both the US and the UK, which has helped him work successfully in both countries. He became famous for playing Spider-Man in ‘The Amazing Spider-Man’ and for his stage performances. Garfield often discusses how his upbringing in England and his mixed heritage influenced his career and give him a special way of looking at the roles he plays.

I’ve been following Justice Clarence Thomas’s work for years, ever since he joined the Supreme Court back in 1991. He’s consistently a strong conservative voice, and I really appreciate how he focuses on the original meaning of the Constitution. Before becoming a Justice, he dedicated himself to public service, working with both the Department of Education and the EEOC. It’s amazing to see how long he’s served and the impact he’s had on American law and conservative thinking – he’s truly a landmark figure and continues to be incredibly influential on the Court.

“Ted” is a funny series that shows how the talking teddy bear got his start. Taking place in the 1990s, the show follows Ted and his best friend, John Bennett, as they grow up in Massachusetts. It keeps the same humor as the “Ted” movies while also looking at what life was like for the Bennett family. You can revisit the beginning of Ted and John’s friendship now, and new episodes are coming in early March. The series really explores the experiences that made Ted and John who they are.

The new trailer reveals a Targaryen family torn apart by conflict. A huge battle, initially intended for the second season, is now the main event in season three, after the previous season was cut short. Viewers can look forward to spectacular dragon combat and thrilling, high-stakes drama as the family fights amongst itself for control.

Those who have followed the show for a long time may remember when Malcolm and Stephanie had a brief romance during the show’s original run. This relationship was actually set in motion by Drucilla Barber, who hoped it would distract Malcolm from her own family issues. However, the romance didn’t last because Stephanie realized Malcolm’s hectic life wasn’t compatible with her career ambitions, and she eventually left town quietly almost thirty years ago.

The story focuses on General Dwight D. Eisenhower, played by Brendan Fraser, and Royal Air Force meteorologist James Stagg, portrayed by Andrew Scott. The success of the invasion of France hinges on the choices they make.

Even though Garner isn’t getting much attention for her own projects right now, she’s received some help from celebrity friends. Her son is currently a huge fan of Game of Thrones, which has made working with Nikolaj Coster-Waldau a little more exciting for her. She also shared that her kids adore Judy Greer, who they affectionately call “Aunt Judy,” and who she worked with in 13 Going on 30.

Garner joked that she’s mostly just letting her teenage children make their own decisions these days, as she adjusts to this new phase of motherhood. The actress, who shares three children with her ex-husband Ben Affleck, has been busy with work as well.

Recently, Garner made a glamorous return to the Golden Globes, attending for the first time in thirteen years and wearing a beautiful black sequined gown. She’s also been actively promoting her organic baby food company, Once Upon a Farm, and continues to be passionate about supporting early childhood education.