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Old Clip Of Harrison Ford Reacting To Being Called 'Hot' At 80 Resurfaces—And Yep, He's Still Got It
May 27, 2025
The 2025 Cannes Film Festival recently wrapped up, leaving some folks a bit nostalgic already. But not for this year's event.
Rather, a video from the 2023 French festival had social media all abuzz.
Shared by user @TheMonologist on X and user mcfw31 in the r/popculturechat subReddit, the clip features actor Harrison Ford, flanked by costar Mads Mikkelsen and director James Mangold during a press event for the premiere of Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny. The clip has had 1.5 million views on X alone.
You can watch the viral clip here:
An unseen reporter, addressing Ford, stated:
"Look, I still think you’re very hot. We were stunned to see you take your shirt off in the second scene, it’s just—you’ve still got it."
Finally getting to a question, the reporter asked two:
"How do you keep fit and can you ride a horse?"
Ford asked:
"What was the last part?"
After director James Mangold repeated it for him, Ford replied:
"Let me tell you, yeah, I can ride a horse. If they let me."
Ford then apologized, saying:
"Thank you. I didn't mean to be cruel. I forgot everything up to, 'Can you ride a horse?'"
Mangold then reminded him of the question about his fitness regimen, adding Mikkelsen had already spoken earlier about Ford's stamina, which the actor called "bullsh*t, but very kind."
After a brief pause, Ford added:
"I’ve been blessed with this body. Thanks for noticing."
As in 2023, people loved Ford's quick witted responses.
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They also shared their appreciation for the now 82-year-old Ford's blessings.
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And some made note of Mads Mikkelsen's presence as well.
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This wasn't the only Ford nostalgia associated with the 2025 Cannes Film Festival.
Several media outlets and casual observers brought up a Harrison Ford photo from 1982, noting actors Pedro Pascal and Paul Mescal seemed to be aiming for a Ford vibe.
GQ shared a carousel of photos of the three men while others focused on Star Wars alumni Pascal and Ford.
Is the iconic picture in the room with us right now?
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— Evan Rytlewski (@evanryt.bsky.social) May 19, 2025 at 6:07 PM
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Harrison Ford truly is blessed.
He doesn't even need to be at an event to be the talk of the town.
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Trump Mocked For Bizarre New Portrait Of Him Alongside Lincoln And Reagan—And It's A Lot
May 27, 2025
President Donald Trump's latest bizarre decision had social media users laughing after a journalist shared a photo of a portrait of Trump and former presidents Abraham Lincoln and Ronald Reagan that now hangs in the West Wing.
Last week, New York Times correspondent Shawn McCreesh noted that there is "a new piece of artwork hanging on the walls of the West Wing," sharing a portrait that shows Trump flanked on either side by Lincoln and Reagan, respectively.
You can see it below.
As many pointed out, the portrait—very much in tune with a president oft-criticized for narcissistic behavior—is not something that should hang on any wall in the first place.
The decision to hang the new portrait comes several weeks after the White House faced criticism for presenting a new painting of Trump's assassination attempt last summer that now hangs where an official portrait of former President Barack Obama was once displayed.
The portrait of Obama, unveiled in 2022, remains on display but has been relocated. Originally hung near the staircase to the presidential residence on the State Floor, it has been moved to the opposite wall—which was once home to a portrait of former President George W. Bush.
The newly installed painting of Trump shows him surrounded by Secret Service agents, with an American flag waving behind him in a cloudless sky. Red streaks mark his face, and the imagery closely mirrors photos captured after the assassination attempt during a campaign event where a bullet hit Trump's left ear.
The portrait has been seen as red meat for Trump's MAGA supporters, who have continued to use Trump's survival—as well as his cry that day to "Fight! Fight! Fight!" in the immediate aftermath—as a rallying cry for their cause. The White House, which shared the portrait on X, did not make public comment.
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Trump Slammed For Bonkers Memorial Day Post Railing Against Liberal 'Scum'
May 27, 2025
President Donald Trump was criticized after he "honored" America's fallen soldiers on Memorial Day by posting an all-caps rant on Truth Social attacking Democrats, deriding "mentally insane" immigrants, and referring to his detractors as liberal "scum."
After wishing a "HAPPY MEMORIAL DAY TO ALL," Trump immediately criticized the "SCUM THAT SPENT THE LAST FOUR YEARS TRYING TO DESTROY OUR COUNTRY THROUGH WARPED RADICAL LEFT MINDS, WHO ALLOWED 21,000,000 MILLION PEOPLE TO ILLEGALLY ENTER OUR COUNTRY, MANY OF THEM BEING CRIMINALS AND THE MENTALLY INSANE."
Trump also attacked his predecessor, former President Joe Biden, saying these "insane" immigrants came "THROUGH AN OPEN BORDER THAT ONLY AN INCOMPETENT PRESIDENT WOULD APPROVE."
He claimed that the judiciary also bears responsibility for the situation, condemning the actions of:
"...JUDGES WHO ARE ON A MISSION TO KEEP MURDERERS, DRUG DEALERS, RAPISTS, GANG MEMBERS, AND RELEASED PRISONERS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD, IN OUR COUNTRY SO THEY CAN ROB, MURDER, AND RAPE AGAIN — ALL PROTECTED BY THESE USA HATING JUDGES WHO SUFFER FROM AN IDEOLOGY THAT IS SICK, AND VERY DANGEROUS FOR OUR COUNTRY."
He added:
"HOPEFULLY THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT, AND OTHER GOOD AND COMPASSIONATE JUDGES THROUGHOUT THE LAND, WILL SAVE US FROM THE DECISIONS OF THE MONSTERS WHO WANT OUR COUNTRY TO GO TO HELL."
"BUT FEAR NOT, WE HAVE MADE GREAT PROGRESS OVER THE LAST 4 MONTHS, AND AMERICA WILL SOON BE SAFE AND GREAT AGAIN! AGAIN, HAPPY MEMORIAL DAY, AND GOD BLESS AMERICA!
You can see his post below.
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Such behavior is perhaps unsurprising from Trump given the many times he's disrespected members of the military, particularly the "suckers and losers" who die in combat.
He was swiftly criticized for his remarks.
Of course this isn't the first time Trump has used a holiday meant to honor our fallen soldiers to attack the political opposition and his perceived enemies.
Trump was called out last year after he spent the day criticizing Judge Arthur Engoron, who presided over Trump’s New York hush money trial, and Judge Juan Merchan, who presided over his criminal election interference trial. Trump also attacked Lewis Kaplan, the judge who presided over a civil trial initiated by writer E. Jean Carroll, who accused Trump of rape and defamation.
At the time, Trump derided "the Human Scum that is working so hard to destroy our Once Great Country." In the same breath, he took aim at Engoron, whom he characterized as a "Trump Hating Federal Judge" who "fined me 500 Million Dollars (UNDER APPEAL) for DOING NOTHING WRONG."
He just keeps outdoing himself.
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Hospice Workers Describe The Strangest Death Bed Experiences They've Witnessed
May 27, 2025
Anyone who has been involved in end-of-life or hospice care, either for a loved one or for a job, can attest that there are strange, memorable, and surprising moments during those final days.
Redditor bats_and_glitter asked:
"Hospice and hospital workers of Reddit: What is the strangest or most unexplainable thing you have seen a person experience when they were close to death?"
Just The Right Time
"I saw a lot of examples of patients who seemed to pick their time of death."
"For example, one family insisted on their dad/grandpa not dying alone. A dozen family members hanging around him in his room 24/7 for days."
"They turned around and were talking to each other in the doorway of his room, and he died while their backs were turned."
"That’s what he wanted."
- Turbulent_Peach_9443
Like An Off Switch
"I work in prehospital emergency care, and one day I went to this elderly woman in a nursing home. The reason we were called was because the staff thought she was having seizures."
"When I walked into her room, I was greeted by a lovely woman sitting upright in her chair, looking very well. Throughout my assessment, she was laughing and joking with me, and her observations came back normal."
"She asked for a cup of tea and sent her daughter out of the room to get it, and then she turned to me. I was sitting beside her, and said, 'Remember I have a DNAR (Do Not Attempt Resuscitation).'"
"I reassured her that I had seen it. She then leaned over to me and tapped me gently on my hand and said, 'Well, whatever you do, dear, don’t bring me back,' and proceeded to die."
"It was like she had her finger on the off switch and decided to flick it. I’ve never seen a person go so calmly into death."
- notyoursocialworker
Always Their Song
"I worked in hospice for a while. One of my patients was completely removed mentally and had been non-verbal for about four months. The night he passed, he looked at his wife and began to sing their wedding song. I believe it to be terminal lucidity."
"He looked at her while singing, and with tears in his eyes, he said that he always loved her."
"He then closed his eyes and passed away as his wife finished the song."
"It changed my life."
- Maniacboy888
A Final Check-In
"One of my ex’s grandfathers, who was in good health, woke up one day and asked his son to take him to mass."
"They went to mass, he did confession and received a blessing, and on the way home, he put his head on his son’s shoulder as his son was driving, said his deceased wife’s name, and passed away."
"We all assumed he knew this was his last day. Not a bad way to go."
- Aware-Watercress5561
It Was Time
"Not hospice, but my Uncle’s last moments. He was sat in his bed with the afternoon sun shining in, and his daughter was having a chat to him, as well as his sister on the bay window seat, and his cat was in his lap and he sighed deeply and said, 'Well, as lovely as all this is, I’m afraid I must go.'"
"Then he rested his head back on the pillow and was gone."
- Livinginthemiddle
A Decorated Countdown
"This one was kinda nice, if that is possible to say about death. I stayed with my mom 24/7 while she was in hospice."
"A neighbor/good friend brought her six lilies. One lily died each day. On the sixth day, they both died. Like a countdown for the family to emotionally prepare."
- Late_Weakness2555
A Final F-U
"My mom died of COPD. She was in the ICU, hooked up to a ventilator, in and out of consciousness, and on very heavy pain medication. She was strapped to the bed at one point because she kept trying to pull her IVs and tubes out."
"I was in the room with my sister and aunt (her sister), and we were talking about my dad. My mom stirred a bit, came to for a moment, and with what little energy she had, lifted her middle finger in the air. It was no secret that they didn’t like each other, but this one little thing made everyone laugh, and it’s still something I think back on over a decade later."
"She passed away later when we turned off life support."
- MinusTheH_
A Precise Appointment To Get To
"I worked as a CNA at a nursing home while I was in college. The strangest thing I experienced was a healthy elderly client asking what time her daughter was scheduled to visit."
"I told her 4:30, and she asked me to call her daughter because she was going 'home at 3:53.'"
"It was strange because the time was so specific, and as I said she was healthy; there was no reason to suspect she would die."
"I did as I was asked, and her daughter showed up. The woman had a heart attack with her daughter in the room."
"He official time of death was 3:55."
"...As everyone knows, it takes a couple of minutes for the doctor to pronounce a patient dead."
- just-another-grinch
A Happy Moment
"My great-grandfather, who had been mostly comatose for days, suddenly sat up in bed with a huge smile on his face and opened up his arms in greeting before falling back stone dead."
"Whatever he saw in his last moments must have been incredible."
- zerbey
"I can’t help but think that perhaps in his mind, he was three years old again, and reaching for his mommy, young, healthy, and beautiful."
"My grandfather is 92, and he’s told me that he misses his mom. I hope he gets to see her."
- Accurate-Ad1710
Thanks, Imaginary
"Sick children can be the most disturbing and yet peaceful to lose."
"I've also seen where a child’s imaginary friend told the child to tell the parents something no child would say the way it was said. He said, 'Mommy, Imaginary says to tell you it’s not allergies, it’s growing in my head, and I’m not going to be okay, but you and Daddy will be.'"
"The kid was apparently at home and considered healthy, but with a sinus headache when the child did this. It freaked out his mom enough that she brought him to urgent care... and a neuroblastoma was found."
- EnaicSage
The Rainbow Bridge
"One of my Uncles had stage four Pancreatic cancer. He was a tough guy and didn’t trust hospitals, so he didn’t see a Doctor until it was way too late, despite being in debilitating pain. When he did, the prognosis was grim, he had maybe six weeks left, and Pancreatic cancer is a painful way to die. He decided to get MAiD instead. Medical Assistance in Dying, which is legal in Canada."
"On the day we were all gathered around his bed, all the paperwork and permissions were sorted out, and the syringe of drugs was connected to his IV. He was heavily sedated, but he had to be the one to push the plunger, which he did with the help of his wife. He closed his eyes, and his breathing got very shallow and slowed down. After a few minutes, we thought he had passed."
"We were all standing around him, some saying goodbye, and a lot of people were crying. About 10 minutes passed, and people started to leave when suddenly, in a strong, clear voice, he said, 'Russell, wait for me.'"
"He weakly raised his hand, and then his breath rattled once, and he was gone."
"Nobody knew who Russell was, and it was kind of a mystery we talked about from time to time at family gatherings, trying to guess who he was."
"Years later, his wife passed, and when his kids were going through her things, they found a very old photograph of him when he was maybe five years old. He was in a sandbox with a small dog, and on the back of the picture in faded ink, it read ‘Russell, 1944.'"
"The thought that our pets that have gone before us meet us to help us cross over fills me with comfort. I hope it isn’t just a mind trying to make sense of a crazy time. I hope my Kacey and Finneygan are waiting for me."
- LOUDCO-HD
Beautiful Reunion
"My mom used to do hospice work, and she told me of a woman whose husband of like 60 years had passed away about a week prior, along with their only child (who was an adult) in separate incidents."
"This woman was already in bad shape, and losing her husband and kid was kind of the last straw."
"As she was passing, she reached out her hand and said, "Well, there you are!' Everyone agreed it was her husband and son waiting for her."
- bitsy88
Sibling Love
"I’m not in the medical field, but my Grandpa flew to see his sister after she had a terrible accident in a nursing home and wasn’t expected to recover. My uncle and aunt took him to say his final goodbye, and they heard him say he would see her again soon."
"When they returned home, we were all waiting for the call that she had passed. The call that came was that my Grandpa had gotten home from the airport, thanked my aunt and uncle for taking him, and had gone to his room to lie down for a nap. He passed in his sleep and was found by his daughter when she biked to his house to chat about his visit."
"I’ll never forget my Dad, his son, answering the phone and saying he was gone. My Dad hung up the phone, and it rang again. This time, it was his cousin calling to say my Grandpa's sister had passed. As far as we could figure out, they died within a few hours of each other... just like he promised."
- SingleHeart197
The Final Rally
"I worked as a clerk on an Otolaryngology unit for a few months when I was in college. For some reason, when people were about to die, many of them, even if they hadn't been mobile in some time, would get up and walk up the hallway as if they were trying to get away."
"The first time it happened, a woman who had been nonverbal for days and hadn't eaten in that time, came walking up to me at the desk in the middle of the night and asked me where a good place to get a burger in town was. It was very weird."
- Imalittlefleapot
Freaky But Inspiring
"I worked as a nurse's aide for a while in a nursing home."
"This was on a memory ward. The person looked directly at me and said, 'You're a good person. You're going to have a good life. I saw it.'"
"I was going through a pretty bleak period, and that didn't seem very likely to me. I have no idea what they thought they saw, but it freaked me out pretty good."
- Suspicious_Hotel9219
It's not surprising that these were such touching and memorable moments for these Redditors, and even a little weird or haunting. Death is one of those things that we still know so little about, so it only stands to reasons that the moments leading up to it would be beautifully mysterious, too.
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Jeanine Pirro Whines About Lack Of Water Delivery At New Trump Administration Job In Bizarre Video
May 23, 2025
Former Fox News host Jeanine Pirro is settling into her new job as the U.S. Attorney for Washington, D.C. by sharing a video complaining about the lack of a water delivery for her office's water cooler—and no one was a fan of it.
Just a week into her new role, Pirro posted a bizarre video on X highlighting that her office water cooler was empty—and that even when it’s filled, staff are required to pay a monthly fee to access it.
She said:
"Hi everyone, it’s Judge Jeanine. I’m at the water cooler in the United States Attorney’s Office in Washington, D.C. And you may recall that the United States gave something like $44 billion a year through USAID for things like dance classes in Wuhan, China, and Sesame Street in Iraq."
"But here in the United States, in the United States Attorney’s Office, where we prosecute crime on behalf of the victims, on behalf of the people who are targeted by criminals, the U.S. attorneys, as well as the staff, in order to get water, they have to join a water club and they have to pay."
"It's a dues-paying membership and today they asked for our patience. Why? Because we couldn't get water delivered today. Today there was no water delivered to the United States Attorney's Office and remember, it's only for those who pay $7 a month."
"Now ain't it grand to be a part of the government? I'm just thrilled to be here."
You can hear what she said in the video below.
Apparently, she meant it as an indication of how awful government is, even though, aren't you working for the government, Jeanine? And isn't Trump supposed to be running it? So, maybe take it up with him?
The criticism was swift.
Considering Pirro has previously worked for the government, she should know better.
Under federal guidelines, the government is generally prohibited from covering the cost of bottled water for employees unless the local tap water is deemed unsafe for consumption.
In the absence of such a health risk, the expense is considered personal and must be borne by the employee. If a public official nonetheless arranges for bottled water—citing issues such as plumbing or sewer problems at a government facility—and seeks reimbursement from public funds, they may be held personally liable for the expenditure.
A recent eight-page opinion from the Government Accountability Office outlines such a case, holding the certifying official financially responsible for improperly approved payments.
Wasn't Pirro for cutting government spending? Except when it impacts her, I guess...
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