Nike designer Tinker Hatfield promised us power-lacing shoes to mimic the kicks from Back to the Future in 2016.

Directed by “Cast Away” helmer Robert Zemeckis, the WW II spy thriller is coming this year to U.S. theaters on November 23.

“We should take the opportunity to celebrate some of the successes of this small but beautiful nation,” Tankian said.

Said to be the continuation of the 1995 original pic, the new “Jumanji” film is directed by “Bad Teacher” helmer Jake Kasdan.

A spectacular military parade roared Yerevan’s central Republic Square as Armenia was celebrating 25 years since its Independence.

A spokesperson for forces of Libya’s rogue eastern government blamed the air force of the western government.

Up to 5,000 people fled the blaze at Moria camp, where migrants and refugees have long complained of overcrowding.

“The United States has been a steadfast partner of Armenia from the first days of its independence,” President Obama said.

There is a growing popular backlash in the West against free trade and globalization, which critics blame for factory closures and depressed wages.

On September 21, 1991, a referendum on Armenia’s secession from the USSR was held, with 94.99% of the people voting for independence.

With less than two weeks until an Oct. 2 referendum PM Viktor Orban has largely managed to seal the country’s southern border to migrants.

Also showcased during the parade were Buk surface-to-air missile systems, as well as Infauna and R-325 U electronic warfare systems.

The story which is part detective thriller, part shamanistic fantasy, is inspired by real events a century ago.

Set in 1966, “Hearts” is a bittersweet coming-of-age story about a group of college boys and their first time away from home.

Countless actors including Crispin Glover, David Bowie, Guy Pearce and Bill Hader have played the artist.

“Passengers” follows a spacecraft transporting thousands of people to a distant colony planet that has a malfunction in one of its sleep chambers.

When you fire up the updated app, you’ll now see a blue beam that shines towards your destination like a flashlight.

Apple’s Universal Clipboard is another substantial addition, letting you copy something on your iPhone and paste it on your Mac instantly.

The raid hit the town of Khan Touman southwest of Aleppo city, an area controlled by insurgents.

Countries could only attend Obama’s summit at the annual UN gathering of world leaders if they made a pledge.

The money that the ex-president allegedly received was laundered through the purchase and renovation of a beach apartment, prosecutors say.

The new federal charges include use of a weapon of mass destruction, bombing, destruction of property and use of a destructive device.

The United States flew two B-1 bombers on Sept. 13 escorted by U.S. and South Korean fighter jets in a show of solidarity with Seoul.

The Syrian Red Crescent said the head of one of its local offices and “around 20 civilians” had been killed.

Codeblack Films and Flavor Unit Entertainment will collaborate on the marketing of the films under the slate.

The documentary includes Jerry Seinfeld, Kevin Hart, Amy Schumer, Jamie Foxx and the late Garry Shandling.

“Notorious Nick” will tell the underdog story of Newell, MMA’s XFC Champion fighter who overcame the odds as a congenital amputee.

Ban denounced the “deliberate attack” on an aid convoy and confirmed that the UN had suspended deliveries of humanitarian assistance.

CEO Brian Roberts revealed that the Comcast “network” will launch by mid-2017 and put a large focus on Wi-Fi hotspots.

Shirqat, which lies 100 km south of Mosul, has been surrounded by Iraqi troops and Iranian-backed militias allied to the government.