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Jennifer Grey, 66, marked longtime friend Tracy Pollan’s 66th birthday with a playful topless beach throwback, captioning it with a lyric nod to Cyndi Lauper. Pollan replied with humor, and Pollan’s husband Michael J. Fox shared a warm birthday tribute. Grey and Pollan have a decades-long NYC friendship and recently reunited for a girls’ trip, underscoring their close bond as covered by People.
Michael J. Fox reassured fans after CNN published a death notice about him, which was later removed with an apology. The 64-year-old actor, who has Parkinson's disease and spoke about his health in a 2023 documentary, addressed the incident with humor in a Threads post and highlighted his wife Tracy Pollan's support as he remains open about his condition.
CNN published an obituary-style piece for Michael J. Fox by mistake and later apologized and removed it. Fox responded with humor on Threads, noting the mix-up, while he was in Los Angeles for Paley Fest promoting Shrinking, his first on-screen appearance since 2020. He continues to work and advocate for Parkinson's research through the Michael J. Fox Foundation.
CNN briefly published a memorial package for Michael J. Fox in error and quickly removed it, prompting an apology from the network. Fox countered with a witty post on Threads saying he’s “OK,” then reflected on the mishap with humor; he continues to advocate for Parkinson’s research and recently appeared at PaleyFest. The incident echoes historical obituary glitches, like the 1998 Bob Hope misprint.
Michael J. Fox reassured fans he’s ok after CNN accidentally published a tribute video that sparked a death scare; CNN apologized and removed the clip. Fox addressed the moment on Threads, joking about how he would react to the death report, while his rep confirmed he’s doing well. He had appeared at PaleyFest around the same time, with coverage emphasizing his Parkinson’s advocacy and ongoing support from family and friends.
Michael J. Fox dismissed CNN’s death-tribute video that sparked a death scare, posting on Threads that he’s alive and well. CNN apologized, saying the package was published in error and removed. The scare followed Fox’s PaleyFest LA appearance for Shrinking the night before; he’s continuing to act despite Parkinson’s, with Shrinking Season 3 now streaming.
Harrison Ford told an Apple TV press-day panel that Shrinking could serve as a fitting end to his lengthy acting career, praising the show and co-star Michael J. Fox. The discussion came as Shrinking heads into its third season, with a fourth season already ordered, signaling there’s no imminent end for the series.
Michael J. Fox says his 2020 retirement due to Parkinson’s was “non-emotional” and his return to acting in Shrinking Season 3 on Apple TV isn’t a career comeback, but a voluntary, creative choice sparked by the show’s depth and Harrison Ford’s involvement.
Jason Segel discusses the Shrinking season-three premiere, which centers on a joyous wedding that also features a guest appearance by Michael J. Fox and a Parkinson’s thread inspired by Fox and Harrison Ford’s aging. Segel praises Fox’s openness and the moment when his character proclaims, “Fuck Parkinson’s,” signaling the season’s theme of moving forward; Fox appears in two more episodes, and the series has been renewed for another season.
A critic argues Shrinking Season 3 starts strong by leveraging Harrison Ford’s and Michael J. Fox’s performances, but quickly sinks into half-baked sentimentality and underdeveloped storylines, failing to sustain the show’s comedic heart and its own stated ethos, even as Apple TV renews the series for a fourth season.
In Shrinking season 3 episode 1, Paul’s Parkinson’s progresses to the point where he hallucinates Gerry (Michael J. Fox) at the wedding cake, a scene that echoes an earlier clinic moment and signals the disease’s encroachment on more aspects of his life. The episode leaves viewers questioning whether Paul has been hallucinating all along, highlighting the painful, non-motor toll of Parkinson's as his world—and his marriage—are affected.
Michael J. Fox guest stars as Gerry, a fellow Parkinson’s patient, in Shrinking Season 3, reuniting with Bill Lawrence and Harrison Ford; the interview covers Fox’s return after retirement, the show’s authentic portrayal of Parkinson’s, and how the ensemble explores community, legacy, and resilience.
Michael J. Fox returns to screen in a Shrinking Season 3 clip featuring Harrison Ford; the scene from the opening episode “My Bad” shows Ford’s therapist waiting room moment with Fox’s Gerry and includes a defiant line about Parkinson’s. The clip serves as a Rolling Stone exclusive ahead of Shrinking’s Jan. 28 Apple TV premiere, and the season also features guests like Daniels, Sherry Cola, Candice Bergen, and Isabella Gomez alongside the main cast.
The trailer for 'Shrinking' Season 3 reveals Michael J. Fox's return to acting after his Parkinson's diagnosis, featuring a reunion with co-creator Bill Lawrence and a guest appearance that marks his first role since stepping back from acting in 2020. The season will premiere on January 28, 2024, on Apple TV.
Melora Hardin recalls her emotional disappointment after being replaced in 'Back to the Future' due to her height, with Michael J. Fox acknowledging that her taller stature influenced casting decisions, highlighting the challenges actors face with failure and prejudice in Hollywood.