Harrison Ford has now admitted that he was wrong to ask George Lucas to kill off his character in return of the Jedi. In an interview with Entertainment Weekly he told them that he was more than happy that Hans Solo is alive and well as it allowed him to rejoin the saga 32 years later. Ford said: ‘I was glad that the character was still alive for me to play in this new iteration.

Derrick Rose has been a beast of the East this year. He has been so good that even LeBron James' teammates (Chris Bosh and Juwan Howard) have said he deserves to be the MVP over LeBron. Actually, Lebron himself has said that D-Rose should be the Most Valuable Player this year. "I think [it's] Derrick Rose," James said..."What he's done for that team, with all the injuries they have and them being first in the Eastern Conference -- they're playing some really good basketball.

Since his son, Jared, died, Joe Lorenzen has avoided traveling as much as possible. His job as an applications engineer requires some nights on the road, so he can't entirely avoid it. But he knows just how empty a hotel room can be these days. When he's out there, on his own, he can get lost in his own thoughts, thinking about Jared. And when he thinks of him, it's not to replay the many touchdowns he scored at Kentucky or the night in February 2008 when his son lifted him off the University of Phoenix Stadium turf after winning the Super Bowl.

Welcome to this look into the personal health and wellness routines of the cast from the hit TV series "13 Reasons Why." We explore the diverse approaches these actors take towards maintaining their physical and mental well-being. From Katherine Langford's skincare secrets to Ross Butler's fitness regimen, and Miles Heizer's thoughts on mental health, each section unveils unique strategies these stars employ to stay in top form. Whether it's through diet, exercise, skincare, or mental health practices, these insights provide a fascinating glimpse into the lives of these sensitive actors.

Feud alert?  Iggy Azalea expressed her dissatisfaction with the release of photos for her upcoming Steve Madden collection in a Twitter rant on Thursday, Jan. 29. The images, which appeared on a Tumblr blog, showcased floating headless models, with phrases like "Modern-day Spice Girls," and "Unapologetic, loud and fun," according to HuffPost Style, who viewed the site before it became password-protected.    "I've been bamboozled with a tumblr page where everyone wears socks and takes unintentional crotch shots on pool toys.