Michael J. Fox gazed adoringly at his wife Tracy Pollan as they posed on the red carpet together at the Time 100 Gala in New York on Thursday. Thrown at Jazz at Lincoln Center, the star-studded affair welcomed a dazzling guest list of famous faces from all over the world.  Among them Michael, who was one of the honorees at the glittering gala, was the image of marital bliss as he posed on Tracy's arm.

USATSI The 2024 NASCAR Cup Series season continues on Sunday with the 2024 Goodyear 400 at Darlington Raceway. Darlington is one of NASCAR's oldest and most challenging tracks on the circuit and the "The Track Too Tough to Tame" has produced plenty of drama over the years. William Byron enters the 2024 Goodyear 400 as the defending champion, but he's finished 23rd or worse in his last two starts on the NASCAR Cup Series.

As you may have noticed, a lot of women from famous families have gone down the same career path as their celebrity moms. They even began to hit the big leagues around the same time. And while you may think that these mothers and daughters look alike now, you'll be stunned by how much they resemble each other at the same age. From Oscar-winning actors to global superstar models, read on to see 13 pairs of celebrity moms and daughters at the exact same time in their lives.

Sonam Bajwa Biography, Age, Wiki, Boyfriend, Height:- Sonam Bajwa is an Indian actress best known for her work in Punjabi cinema. Bajwa made her acting debut with the Punjabi film Best Of Luck after competing in the 2012 Femina Miss India pageant, and her Tamil cinema debut with Kappal. She has received one PTC Punjabi Film Award. Bajwa rose to prominence in Punjabi cinema with films such as Punjab 1984, Sardaar Ji 2, Nikka Zaildar, Manje Bistre, Nikka Zaildar 2, Carry on Jatta 2, Guddiyan Patole, Ardab Mutiyaran, and Honsla Rakh.

In a sign that major retailers are beginning to feel the heat of anti-smoking sentiment, discount giant Target said Wednesday that it will eliminate cigarette sales by the end of September at all 714 of its U.S. stores. The decision, believed to be the first of its kind by a large retail chain, reflects the growing stigma attached to smoking and mounting pressure to comply with laws barring the sale of tobacco to underage youths.