NEW YORK — No need for time travel for Michael J. Fox. The actor says he’s happy with his life just the way it is. In fact, Fox says if he could jump in a DeLorean time machine – like his “Back to the Future” character Marty McFly – and share any advice, he would say “keep doing what you’re doing.” Fox says the role brought him to where he is now and he “wouldn’t want to be anywhere else.” Fox marked the 25th anniversary of “Back to the Future” at an event Monday in New York City.
NEW YORK — Charlie Sheen was hospitalized Tuesday for a psychiatric evaluation after a woman called police to say the star was throwing furniture and yelling in his room at The Plaza, a law enforcement official said. Police were called to the room at about 2 a.m. and Sheen appeared highly intoxicated, the official said.
FRANKFURT, Germany — Paul the Octopus, the tentacled tipster who fascinated football fans by predicting results at the World Cup, died Tuesday. Paul had reached the octopus old age of 2 1/2 years and died in his tank on Tuesday morning at the Sea Life aquarium in the western German city of Oberhausen.
CARSON CITY — Two Las Vegas restaurant executives said Monday that the pending average increase of 50 percent in the state unemployment tax will force them to expand elsewhere or possibly to lay off employees.
After years of running heavy equipment auctions out of trailers, Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers has decided to put down permanent roots.
With a victory over unbeaten prospect Ryan Bader, Jon Jones will put himself on the short list of candidates to fight for the Ultimate Fighting Championship light heavyweight title.
