Harrison Ford, who made his career as Han Solo in the Star Wars franchise, revealed that he’s “never seen” 1978’s Star Wars Holiday Special. In an interview with Variety, Ford was quizzed on if he remembered some of his iconic lines from the renowned sci-fi series. The video shows Ford repeating the line, “Will you look at Lumpy? He’s sure grown, huh” before visibly cringing and shuddering. But Ford does guess correctly. “I’ve never seen it, which explains it. I was there though,” the actor said. The Star Wars Holiday Special, which was rushed into production after the massive success of 1977’s A New Hope, sits at just 25% on Rotten Tomatoes. “Star Wars was really good for me,” Ford admitted. The Variety interview also revealed the revelation that 83-year-old Ford, who received his first Emmy nomination this year for the Apple TV+ television show Shrinking, has no plans to ever retire from acting. “That’s one of the things I thought was attractive about the job of an actor,” he said, “was that they need old people, too, to play old people’s parts.”

Michael Palin of the British comedy troupe Monty Python revealed Wednesday that he has made some end-of-life arrangements. “I do think about death, and the family are rather wonderful about it: ‘Have you made a will? Can I be in your will?’” he said on the podcast On the Marie Curie Couch. “I’ve made my will and all that. My family, my children, know where to find what they need to find should I die.” The writer and comedic actor, who lost wife Helen Gibbins two years ago, added that he has given all his passwords to his three children “in case I get run over by a bus.” Palin explained: “However fit you are, anything might happen. But I don’t dwell on mortality. I dwell on life.” He said he’s still staying active and engaged in work, while acknowledging that at 82, he’s older than any male relative in the last 200 years. Palin, who had heart surgery in 2019 to repair his mitral valve, said that experience also made him more aware of his body. “That saved my life, really,” he said. “And so I’ve been through that, which I think is quite important - to know that your body is vulnerable. And the older you get, the more vulnerable it is.”

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Shannon Sharpe will not return to ESPN’s First Take. The network officially parted ways with the former Broncos tight end two weeks after Sharpe settled a $50 million sexual assault lawsuit brought by a former girlfriend who accused him of raping her multiple times. Sharpe, 57, had been an on-screen analyst at First Take since 2023, but announced in April that he would take a hiatus from the show just days after the suit was first filed. However, Sharpe had previously said he planned to return to First Take for the next NFL preseason in August. Sharpe, who retired from the NFL in 2003, also hosts the podcasts Club Shay Shay and Nightcap, and has continued to publish episodes of both. Though the details of his settlement were kept private, the unidentified woman who sued Sharpe initially sought $50 million and alleged that Sharpe had been controlling and abusive during their relationship. The broadcaster has strongly denied all allegations, calling the lawsuit a “shakedown,” insisting the relationship was “100% consensual,” and alleging the woman’s attorney “targets Black men.” The Daily Beast reached out to Sharpe for comment and did not receive a response. ESPN declined to comment.

Andy Cohen is “shipping” Hollywood icon Liam Neeson with his apparent new sweetheart Pamela Anderson, and he revealed Wednesday that Anderson is shockingly similar to the the actor’s late wife Natasha Richardson. “You know, Natasha was a dear friend of mine and I’m gonna tell you something,” Cohen said during Wednesday’s episode of his “Radio Andy” show. “I, and all of the friends in this circle, are very much stanning whatever this is. Shipping.” Richardson died 16 years ago in a tragic skiing accident at only 45. Neeson, 73, has not been married since. But he and Anderson, 58, have been working together on the set of the new Naked Gun movie and the lovebirds just make sense. In fact, at the movie’s premiere party, Cohen told him as much: “I go, ‘Liam, she is an independent woman, just like Tash was. She loves to cook. She has her own thing going on. She has two boys.’” Neeson also has two sons, Micheál and Daniel. “I mean, this just works, and you know, she is a formidable human being, Pamela Anderson,” Cohen added. “She really is. Like what she’s been through and how she kind of reclaimed herself and redefined herself.” Neeson said that the two just had “chemistry” on set: “I had never met Pamela before. We met on set. And we discovered we had a lovely budding chemistry as two actors.”

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Hulk Hogan had an estimated net worth of $25 million when he died suddenly last week, but don’t expect his daughter to walk away with any of it. Brooke Hogan, 37, reportedly asked to be removed from her father’s will in 2023 after cutting ties with him. In a lengthy Instagram post Tuesday, the reality star said she “had to step away to protect [her] heart.” While she kept the details vague, Hogan implied their close relationship grew distant when she expressed concern over her father’s health issues and “begged him to rest.” “He continued to be a financial success for many. This is the last thing I wanted for him—he’s been working and tearing his body apart his entire life,” she added. Hogan, who appeared alongside her family in the reality series Hogan Knows Best, revealed earlier this year that she was estranged from both parents after a public spat with her mother, Linda Hogan, 65. At the time, Brooke said her estrangement from her father “also pertains to… his current wife,” Sky Daily, 49. Despite their estrangement, Hogan paid tribute to her father in another post on Tuesday, sharing a montage of family photos and writing, “You were my everything, and I will always be your girl.”

High Noon is recalling certain 12-packs of its Beach Variety vodka seltzers after some cans were found to be mislabeled as Celsius energy drinks. An announcement on the Food and Drug Administration’s website states that the labeling error occurred in two lots, with packs being shipped to stores in Florida, Michigan, New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Virginia and Wisconsin between July 21 and July 23. Cans were mislabeled as the non-alcoholic Celsius Astro Vibe Energy Drink, Sparkling Blue Razz Edition. Consumers are advised to check the lot codes in the FDA’s announcement to see if their purchases are affected. “The recall was initiated after High Noon discovered that a shared packaging supplier mistakenly shipped empty CELSIUS cans to High Noon,” the announcement says. The name of the supplier wasn’t listed. The FDA says no “illnesses or adverse events” have been reported. Launched in 2019, High Noon achieved $1 billion in annual sales just three years later. Celsius Holdings, founded in 2004, reported nearly $330 million in revenue last quarter.

Workers have discovered a wasp nest in South Carolina exceeding 10 times the radiation level allowed by the federal government. Employees at the Savannah River Site were conducting regular radiation tests when they found the nest on a post by a storage facility for liquid nuclear waste. The nest was promptly sprayed with insect killer and disposed of, though no wasps were found. Curiously, the area around the nest was not contaminated, according to a report from the U.S. Department of Energy. The department speculates that the nest was contaminated by historical materials, rather than a recent breach. Though the incident occurred on July 3, the report wasn’t filed until the end of the month. The site was constructed in the 1950s to produce materials, including plutonium and tritium, for nuclear weapons during the Cold War. Eight of the 51 underground tanks have been closed, the Associated Press reports. Now, the site is used to produce fuel for nuclear plants. The Daily Beast has reached out to the Department of Energy for comment.

German Olympic gold medalist Laura Dahlmeier has died in a climbing accident, rescuers confirmed. The 31-year-old was caught in a rockfall at an altitude of around 18,700 feet as she was climbing Laila Peak in the Karakoram mountain range in Pakistan on Monday. Dahlmeier’s management told German newspaper Die Welt on Wednesday that she most likely died from her injuries that day. “It was Laura Dahlmeier’s express and written will that in a case like this, no-one should risk their life to recover her,” they said. It added that “it was her wish to leave her body behind on the mountain in this case.” German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier paid tribute to the “exceptional sportswoman” Wednesday. “Laura Dahlmeier was an ambassador for our country in the world, a role model for peaceful, cheerful and fair coexistence across borders,” he wrote. President of the International Olympic Committee Kirsty Coventry said that Dahlmeier “lost her life in her beloved mountains,” and that “she will be remembered forever.” Dahlmeier won two gold medals at the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics in sprint and pursuit races, as well as bronze in the individual competition. She won 15 more medals in World Championships before retiring in 2019 and becoming a state-certified mountain and ski guide in 2023.

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The voice behind the viral “Jet2Holiday” social media trend has spoken out in response to the White House’s attempt to appropriate the meme for its “nasty agenda.” The trend, where users take an audio clip originally from a cheerful advertisement that says “Nothing beats a Jet2Holiday!” is typically used for silly travel mishaps. But the White House’s X post shows undocumented immigrants shackled and cuffed as they are loaded onto airplanes for deportation. The caption reads, “When ICE books you a one-way Jet2 holiday to deportation” followed with an airplane and musical note emojis. “Nothing beats it!” In an instagram story post, Zoë Lister, the advertisement’s voice actress, said “What can be done about @whitehouse using @jet2pics sound and my voiceover to promote their nasty agenda?” Lister is among many on social media calling out the administration. Singer Jess Glynne, who’s song “Hold My Hand” is included in the viral audio clip, also publicly denounced the post saying it made her “sick”. In response to the Daily Beast’s request for comment, the White House said, “There is nothing more unifying and positive than deporting criminal illegal aliens and making American communities safer. The memes will continue until every criminal illegal alien is removed!” Jet2 has yet to respond.

A United Airlines Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner was forced to make an emergency landing on July 25 after one of its engines failed shortly after takeoff from Washington Dulles International Airport. Flight UA108, carrying 219 passengers and 11 crew members bound for Munich, Germany, issued a “mayday” call minutes into its planned eight-hour journey when the aircraft’s left engine failed during the initial climb. The captain maintained an altitude of 6,000 feet to dump fuel and reduce the plane’s weight before returning to Dulles International Airport nearly three hours later. Aircraft often dump fuel before landing to ensure they meet maximum landing weight requirements. The aircraft was unable to taxi after landing and was towed from the runway. No injuries were reported. United Airlines said in a statement to The Independent that the aircraft was forced to return “to address a mechanical issue.” A spokesperson for the airline added: “The flight was subsequently cancelled, and we arranged alternate travel arrangements to take customers to their destination as soon as possible.” The incident comes just weeks after the tragic June 12 crash in Ahmedabad, India, which involved an Air India Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner, and killed 260 people.