More important, at least for film fans not from Chicago, a Cubs World Series championship would make one imagined element of Back to the Future II's 2015 a reality.

With a print newspaper, of course — specifically, with the same Oct. 22, 2015, edition of USA TODAY that Marty McFly picked up in the 1989 film Back to the Future Part II.

For this edition, USA TODAY asked me to again predict life 30 years in the future. I hope I'll be around to see what I get right. In 2045, people will own fewer things.

In "Back to the Future: Part II," a camera drone hovers as the town’s bad guys are arrested, one of many prescient technology predictions in the 1989 movie.

Back to the Future II screenwriter Bob Gale told the Daily Beast that Marty McFly's arch nemesis, the wealthy villain Biff Tannen, who turns his fortunes (among them, casino) into a quest for ...

'Back to the Future' 30 years later: Lea Thompson. Right now, Thompson is finishing the fourth season as Kathryn Kennish in ABC Family's Switched at Birth and is directing her own movie, The Year ...

Back to the Future II promised weather control, but the best we’ve mustered is climate change. It promised power shoelaces, bionic implants, hoverboards and Mr. Fusion. We have none of that.

The future of Back to the Future Part II has finally arrived, and it’s front-page news — at least according to USA Today. To commemorate the real world catching up to Marty McFly’s arrival ...

In additon to newsstand copies, more than 17,000 were ordered online. By Ryan Parker Back to the Future can sell movie tickets — and apparently newspapers. On Thursday, USA Today added a special ...

USA TODAY Network This is heavy: Marty McFly's hoverboard from Back to the Future Part II could sell for as much as $26,000 at auction. Actor Michael J. Fox rode the board in the 1989 sequel.

Marty McFly's red guitar from the original "Back to the Future" is missing and the movie's cast and filmmakers are asking for the public's help. Watch Party Newsletter What to watch Win $100 📚 ...