Tim Allen played Scott Calvin in the original The Santa Clause movie in 1994 and has since reprised his role as the divorced dad who accidentally takes up Santa’s role after he suffers a fall from the roof on Christmas Eve. The John Pasquin-directed movie has fast become a holiday staple for families with its blend of comedy‚ warmth‚ and relatability. The first‚ The Santa Clause‚ was well-received by viewers‚ who became acquainted with Tim’s excellent delivery of his role and natural humor. This success birthed two more sequels in 2002 and 2006‚ after which it seemed production was done. Thankfully‚ the classic might make a comeback soon‚ even though Disney+ currently shows a limited series version. The ‘Santa Clause’ journey THE SANTA CLAUSE 2‚ Tim Allen‚ 2002. © Buena Vista / courtesy Everett Collection It all starts with Tim’s character‚ Scott‚ having to wear the famous costume in place of the real Santa— a move that changes his life forever. In the second installment‚ Scott is faced with the task of finding Mrs. Claus‚ and here‚ Tim’s romantic side becomes prominent. The next release‚ The Escape Clause‚ shows “Santa” as the protagonist against the crafty villain Jack Frost. RELATED: Tim Allen ‘Wants Nothing To Do’ With TV Son Zachery Ty Bryan’s Legal Problems Last year‚ the series titled The Santa Clause premiered with Tim and his co-star‚ Elizabeth Mitchell reprising their roles in the ongoing season 2. “I’m a sci-fi guy and I love stories. The fact that we haven’t really figured out Cal’s potential yet‚ and we’re seeing a lot of potential for Sandra that all of a sudden opened up‚” Tim said earlier this month. THE SANTA CLAUSES‚ Tim Allen‚ ‘Chapter Four: The Shoes Off the Bed Clause’‚ (Season 1‚ ep. 104‚ aired Nov. 30‚ 2022). photo: James Clark /©Disney+ / Courtesy Everett Collection Scott’s son might take over Tim‚ who is set to be back again as Buzz Lightyear in Toy Story 5‚ hinted at the possibility of a final install of The Santa Clause in the spirit of his willingness to reprise his roles. “Even me as I go‚ ‘Wow‚ this could go somewhere‚’” he said. “We don’t know where this could go. And all of a sudden me‚ as a sci-fi guy‚ thinking this could be a whole other world.” THE SANTA CLAUSE‚ from left: Eric Lloyd‚ Tim Allen‚ 1994‚ © Buena Vista/courtesy Everett Collection The Direct shared their idea of what the final movie might look like if the network goes ahead with it‚ although they believe a season 3 of the series is more likely. “But that movie could deliver its own emotional story as well. With Eric Lloyd coming back in a recurring role as Scott’s son‚ Charlie‚ a fourth movie could possibly look at him finally taking over the family business‚ especially if he could do it after his own children get a little bit older‚” the report read. Click for next Article The post Tim Allen Is Happy To Be Back For Latest ‘Santa Clause 4’ appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author‚ Peace A

Sandra Day O’Connor has died at age 93. She was known as the first woman on the Supreme Court. O’Connor reportedly died from complicated of advanced dementia.    It has been reported that Sandra Day O’Connor‚ known as the first woman on the Supreme Court‚ has died at the age of 93. The cause of death was noted as “complications related to advanced dementia.” O’Connor served as a source of inspiration for successive generations of female lawyers‚ particularly the five women who followed her nomination to the high court. They esteemed her groundbreaking achievements in a legal landscape traditionally dominated by men. Gradually‚ she gained recognition as a moderate conservative‚ frequently occupying the pivotal role of the swing vote on contentious social issues. Remembering Sandra Day O’Connor and her legacy SANDRA DAY O’CONNOR / Everett Collection Chief Justice John Roberts characterized O’Connor as a “patriot” and a “strongly independent champion of the rule of law‚ as well as an articulate supporter of civics education.” RELATED: Things U.S. Presidents Did After They Left The White House In a letter penned in 2018‚ O’Connor disclosed that she had received a diagnosis of the initial stages of dementia‚ likely Alzheimer’s disease. Despite the anticipated challenges in the concluding chapter of her life due to dementia‚ she expressed in her letter‚ “Nothing has diminished my gratitude and profound appreciation for the countless blessings of my life.” RBG‚ Supreme Court Justices‚ from left: Clarence Thomas‚ John Paul Stevens (seated)‚ Antonin Scalia‚ William Rehnquist‚ Sandra Day O’Connor‚ Anthony Kennedy‚ David Souter‚ Ruth Bader Ginsburg‚ Harry Blackmun‚ circa 1993‚ 2018. © Magnolia Pictures /Courtesy Everett Collection Throughout her tenure‚ O’Connor served on the nine-member Supreme Court alongside the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg‚ appointed by President Bill Clinton in 1993. Ginsburg‚ who passed away in September 2020 before O’Connor‚ was the most recent justice to do so. Since Ginsburg’s appointment‚ four other women have been named to the court and are presently in service: Sonia Sotomayor‚ Elena Kagan‚ Amy Coney Barrett‚ and Ketanji Brown Jackson. US Supreme Court. From left: Chief Justice of the US Supreme Court Warren Burger‚ John O’Connor‚ US Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor‚ being sworn in as a Supreme Court Justice‚ Washington‚ D.C.‚ September 25‚ 1981. Rest in peace. Click for next Article The post Sandra Day O’Connor‚ First Woman On The Supreme Court‚ Dies At 93 appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author‚ Jane Kenney

Jodie Sweetin gained prominence as a child star‚ achieving widespread acclaim for portraying Stephanie Tanner alongside Cameron Bure on the popular sitcom Full House. Despite her vibrant on-screen persona‚ Sweetin encountered off-camera difficulties during her teenage years‚ grappling with substance abuse and personal crises. In a recent interview‚ Sweetin‚ who is now 41 years old‚ reflected on the trials of being a child star. She shared her experiences and provided valuable insights into the factors that play a pivotal role in determining the success or challenges faced by individuals who attain fame at a young age. Jodie Sweetin speaks about the factors affecting child stars FULL HOUSE‚ Jodie Sweetin‚ (1989)‚ 1987-95. © Lorimar Television / Courtesy: Everett Collection During her conversation with TODAY.com‚ the actress shared that every accomplished child star owed their real-life success to dedicated parental support‚ emphasizing the importance of parents who weren’t seeking attention for themselves‚ just like her parents. “When you see the kids that grew up in this business that turned out to be fairly normal‚ well-rounded people‚” Sweetin admitted. “They all have really normal parents who didn’t want to be in the business themselves.” RELATED: Jodie Sweetin’s Daughters Look Just Like Mom In Homecoming Photo Sweetin emphasized that a major problem facing child stars is the fact that most of their parents tend to pressure their children with their own failed ambitions. “They’re like‚ ‘I tried to be famous‚” she added‚ “‘but it didn’t work out‚ so now it’s your turn.'” LOS ANGELES – FEB 9: Jodie Sweetin at the Hallmark Winter 2019 TCA Event at the Tournament House on February 9‚ 2019 in Pasadena‚ CA Jodie Sweetin says she feels pity for child stars of nowadays Sweetin also emphasized the crucial need for a robust support system for child actors in today’s landscape‚ citing the heightened challenges posed by social media. FULL HOUSE‚ Jodie Sweetin‚ (1992)‚ 1987-95. © Lorimar Television / Courtesy: Everett Collection “I can’t imagine being one of those kids on a big network show with their increased pressure and all of the criticism. And people are worrying about who you’re dating‚ and what you look like‚” Sweetin confessed to TODAY.com. “When I was 9‚ I had teeth coming out of every direction‚” she added. “I was very self-conscious of it at the time‚ and if that had been the thing that was getting made fun of online? That would have destroyed me.” Click for next Article The post ‘Full House’ Star Jodie Sweetin Opens Up About Child Stardom appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author‚ Peace A

This is why we can’t have nice things with President Joe Biden in the White House. On Thursday‚ White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre showed off a new lectern in the James S. Brady Press Briefing Room. She touted it as a “blend of modernity and tradition.” Normally‚ that means a thing is uninspired and… The post WH Unveils New Press Briefing Lectern‚ And It’s About as Bad as You’d Expect appeared first on The Federalist Papers.

Sandra Day O’Connor‚ the trailblazing jurist who made history as the first female Justice of the United States Supreme Court‚ passed away on Friday at the age of 93. The Supreme Court announced her death‚ attributing it to complications from advanced dementia‚ likely Alzheimer’s disease‚ coupled with a respiratory illness. O’Connor’s groundbreaking appointment to the… The post Trailblazing Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Conner Dead at Age 93 appeared first on The Federalist Papers.

Now that "Five O'Clock Somewhere" has moved to its Standard Time slot at 3 p.m. Eastern‚ it occurs to me that the somewhere where it really is 5 o'clock is in the Atlantic Daylight Time zone that includes…

The mystery of the “non-human” mummified remains found in Peru deepened this week when an analyst claimed that 30% of its DNA is not human — but is rather from an “unknown species.”Controversial…

The ongoing war between Israel and Hamas resumed on Friday after a weeklong pause in conflict.Israel and Hamas had agreed to a truce deal last Tuesday that saw the release of dozens of hostages in Gaza…

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy characterized the Ukrainian military’s summer counteroffensive against Russia as a disappointment‚ failing to achieve its expansive goal of pushing Russian forces…

The war in Gaza has resumed after talks to extend the pause for hostage releases broke down. Israel's warplanes pounded southern Gaza after warning residents in several towns to flee. Advertisement “With…