Star Wars fans who are willing to drop big bucks on memorabilia from the movie saga have a new collectible to try to snatch: Luke Skywalker's famed lightsaber. The "original" artifact from the series' "A New Hope" film, will be auctioned off next week in Los Angeles, California, according to a news release from auction house Profiles in History. 'STAR WARS' STAR MARK HAMILL REACTS TO CRIME STORY ABOUT SUSPECT NAMED LUKE SKY WALKER Auctioneers believe the famed Jedi weapon, used by Mark Hamill, could fetch for $150,000 to $200,000. Hamill, however, warned prospective buyers on Twitter Tuesday, writing that he didn't use just one lightsaber when he filmed the Star Wars movies, and thus, the lightsaber up for auction might not be as rare as advertised. "Be Advised-There was no ONE lightsaber I used in the films, but many, MANY, both for myself & my stunt-double," Hamill tweeted. "Multiple duplicate back-up props are com...
Former first lady Michelle Obama revealed the advice she would give to Meghan Markle as the new member of the royal family. Obama told “Good Housekeeping” that she would advise the Duchess of Sussex to take her time launching new projects as she becomes more accustom to her new royal duties. “Like me, Meghan probably never dreamt that she’d have a life like this, and the pressure you feel – from yourself and from others – can sometimes feel like a lot,” the former first lady told the magazine. “So my biggest piece of advice would be to take some time and don’t be in a hurry to do anything.” PHOTOS: MEGHAN MARKLE'S HOTTEST SHOTS Obama recalled her first few months in the White House and getting her two daughters, Malia and Sasha, adjusted to their new life. “I spent the first few months in the White House mainly worrying about my daughters, making sure they were off to a good start at school and making new friends before I launched into any more ambitious work. I think it’...
If Democrat Kathryn Dodge appeals for another recount and it results in a tie, the race between her and Republican Bart LeBon could be decided by a coin toss. (AP Photo) Control of the Alaska state House has come down to just one race – and it could be decided by a coin toss. Following a recount, Republican Bart LeBon edged out Democrat Kathryn Dodge by just one vote. Previously, the pair was tied with 2,661 votes apiece. Dodge has until Wednesday to appeal the recount, the Juneau Empire reported . She said she will “think on things” with her team. “People kept calling it close,” Dodge previously said of the race. “I just didn't know it was going to be squeaky.” LeBon wasn’t confident his victory was secured. “I don’t think this is over. Do you? I’m pretty sure this has got another layer to it,” LeBon told the Juneau Empire. “I would be thrilled if it was over, but is this over? I just don’t think so.” Should LeBon’s victory be certified, Republicans would narrow...
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