Five futuristic predictions from Back to the Future Part II that came true - including voice-activated technology and video ...

People wanted to look like Marty McFly, and many celebrities since have ... It seems this was the Google Glass of its era – a Silicon Valley product that looked really cool and shot for ...

The left shoe, made for Fox in his role as Marty McFly, is part of the film's self-lacing Nike Air Mags A disintegrating Nike trainer worn by Michael J Fox in the Back to the Future sequel has ...

it was only a matter of time before someone started recreating the other vehicles in the McFly garage. At the end of the first Back to the Future movie, Marty returns to 1985 to find his sweet ...

It's about as scientific as X-ray glasses out of a cereal box ... Fox famously stars as teenager Marty McFly who is sent back ...

If you wear glasses, you know just how annoying smudges can be. In fact, it can be nearly impossible to focus on whatever you’re looking at. But wearing dirty glasses can be more than just annoying.

Poor future Marty McFly is fired via a video call ... The people of 2024 aren’t quite as obsessed with smart glass technology as the future McFly household appear to be. However, virtual ...

Fox playing Marty McFly, a high schooler who accidentally ... Daniel Craig and Janelle Monae in “Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery” (Netflix) You simply must, must, must watch “Glass Onion ...

If you showed a time-traveling car nut from Marty McFly’s era what the Camry looks ... That might have something to do with ...

“Blast to the past and introduce the entire family to Marty McFly’s high-flying adventure ... a massive metal-and-glass enclosure atop the ship. Star of the Seas was recently floated out ...

When Marty McFly goes back to 1955 in a time machine built by the eccentric scientist Doc Brown, he changes the course of history. Can he fix the past to get back to the future? The musical flies ...