Jamie Lee Curtis, 67, has shed light on when she’ll retire from the silver screen. “I am done self-retiring. But no, of course I’ll retire,” she told People at the Los Angeles premiere of her new movie, Ella McCay, on Tuesday. “The whole reason I’ve talked about self-retiring is, I’m going to leave before you don’t ask me to come anymore.” The Freaky Friday star referenced a Today show interview she gave last week, in which she said she had “probably claimed retirement four times” before. “The context of that statement was I watched my parents, who loved this industry, who were mega stars,” she said. “And I watched both of them lose that life force because of aging and just getting older. They just didn’t have those opportunities, and it was heartbreaking.” Curtis’s mother is Psycho star Janet Leigh, who died in 2004 at 77, and her father is Some Like It Hot star Tony Curtis, who died in 2010 at 85. “I’m going to step away before you no longer go, ‘Hey, Jamie, come here,’” she said. “And I was raised around it, and therefore I felt like I want to take advantage of the opportunities that I have and then always have one foot out the door.”

Olympic alpine skier Michelle Gisin, 32, was airlifted to a hospital Thursday after a crash during a downhill training run in St. Moritz, Switzerland, the Associated Press reported. The two-time Olympic Gold medalist lost control when one of her skis caught an edge as she approached a left turn at approximately 70 miles per hour. The Swiss skier slammed through the first layer of safety netting before eventually coming to a stop into the second, according to the AP. The impact drew immediate concern from fellow athletes, including American Olympic skier Lindsey Vonn, who was among the first on the scene as Gisin received emergency care before being airlifted to a hospital in Zurich. The Swiss ski team later confirmed that Gisin underwent back surgery but is “in stable condition” and “can move her arms and legs normally.” The crash comes just weeks before the Milan Cortina Winter Games and adds Gisin to a troubling list of Swiss women’s Alpine stars injured in training this month, making her the third current Olympic champion sidelined by a high-speed training fall.

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Singer Camryn Magness, who toured with the boy band One Direction and the girl group Fifth Harmony, has died at the age of 26. “Our hearts are heavy as we mourn the loss of our beloved Camryn,” said a Tuesday post on Facebook, announcing the singer’s death and describing her as “a radiant force whose voice, coy, and bright spirit touched so many.” Magness died on Dec. 5 after being fatally struck while riding an electric scooter, a source told People. Magness’ career began at age eight, and she went on to join the band for their first headlining tour and the next one after they invited her back, according to a 2012 Teen Vogue interview. “It was amazing and terrifying,” the then 13-year-old told CBS News about the tour. “I am young so I don’t really have life experience,” she added. She debuted her third single, “Now or Never,” during her first 2012 tour with the band, and her fourth single, “Lovesick,” during the second tour in 2013. According to her obituary, Magness was engaged to “the love of her life, Christian Name,” and the pair shared two dogs, Brooklyn and Zeplin. “Camryn’s life, though far too short, was filled with meaning,” the obituary states.

Bad Bunny took a spill in front of a packed Mexico City crowd Thursday night, wiping out mid-performance during his “Debí Tirar Más Fotos” world tour stop. The three-time Grammy award-winning artist was performing his hit “Efecto” when he suddenly lost his footing, sending his legs into the air before crashing onto his behind, TMZ reported. A video obtained by the outlet shows the “Dakiti” singer remaining on the ground for several seconds, visibly amused rather than trying to play off the fall. As the arena erupted, fans continued singing the chorus while Bad Bunny sat upright onstage, laughing at himself and taking in the moment. Once he regained his footing, the 31-year-old jumped back into the set without missing a beat. The brief tumble didn’t derail the night—Bad Bunny powered through the remainder of the concert, keeping the crowd locked in as if nothing had happened.

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A San Francisco-bound British Airways flight from London was forced to dump fuel and make a U-turn to return to the English capital after pilots reported technical issues with the Airbus A380’s communication system. The plane took off at 12:16 p.m. for the roughly 11-hour trip, according to FlightRadar24 data. However, four hours into the flight, the pilots dumped fuel near the east coast of Scotland and returned to Heathrow. While BA285 became the most tracked flight worldwide on FlightRadar24 as the 10-year-old plane made loops off the Scottish coast, it landed safely with no reported injuries. The airline later confirmed the technical issue. “The flight landed safely and customers disembarked normally following reports of a technical issue with the aircraft,” a British Airways spokesperson told The Herald. “We’ve apologised to our customers for the delay, and our teams are working to get their journeys back on track.” On Monday, a British Airways flight from Edinburgh to London was forced to return to the Scottish capital after reporting the landing gear was stuck. The flight landed safely but caused other flights to be diverted.

Anthony Hopkins chastised young Hollywood actors for “mumbling” too much during their performances and warned them that the nasty habit could end up harming their careers. “Young actors tend to mumble,” the two-time Oscar winner said during an appearance at Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea Film Festival on Wednesday. “I know they’re trying to do Marlon Brando, but Brando was the greatest technician of all. He understood everything. He was a very smart man, and he knew how to do it.” Recalling a conversation with an actor he thought mumbled too much, Hopkins said he told the young thespian, “You’ll have no career left if you’re mumbling. Your part in this film is to tell a story.” Elsewhere in the interview, Hopkins shared advice he received from Katharine Hepburn as a young actor when starring in his first film, 1968’s The Lion in Winter. “You don’t have to act,” the legendary actress told him. “Just be what you are. You’ve got a good head, good shoulders. Just speak the lines.” Hopkins said the experience taught him that “the stiller you are, the more compelling you are.”

Hollywood star Idris Elba has announced he wants to retire from acting to pursue a career behind the camera. The Wire star, 53, was speaking at the Red Sea Film Festival in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, when he announced his ambition to pivot towards being a director full-time. “I’m hoping that my fan base as an actor isn’t mad at me,” he told reporters, “but eventually I want to transfer to be a director fully.” The Luther protagonist added, “I’ve been acting for a long time. I love it still, but I think directing allows me to flex slightly different muscles and just be a part of the set in a different way. I really enjoy it.” And the Golden Globe winner—who also frequently DJs at festivals and nightclubs around the world—also revealed an ambition beyond the entertainment industry altogether. “There is a possibility that I may go to school and just study human science, not political science, because I think humans respond to humans regardless of whether it’s politics or sports,” the star said. “It’s about humans.” The statement pours cold water on hopes he could become the next James Bond, after spending years on the shortlist of Daniel Craig replacements.

A 32-year-old man plunged to his death during a game of pickleball in Malaysia. The man, whose name has not been publicly released, hopped a railing to retrieve a ball, then plummeted three stories at Playa Racquet Club in Malaysia’s capital, Kuala Lumpur, on Dec. 2. He reportedly jumped on the mesh netting that covered the gap, but it tore under his weight. Other players could be seen looking on before rushing down to the ground floor, where he was found dead. The club, which describes itself as having “rooftop courts, set against the stunning skyline of the city,” released a statement on the tragic incident. “We are deeply saddened by a tragic incident that occurred at our TREC facility, which resulted in the loss of a life,” the club wrote. “At this time, we ask for understanding and compassion as we respect the privacy and loved ones affected.” They added, “We kindly urge the public to refrain from speculation while the appropriate authorities carry out their investigation.” In a statement, Wangsa Maju district police chief Mohamad Lazim Ismail confirmed the authorities received the report around 9:43 p.m., adding that “the case has been classified as a sudden death.”

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CBS has reopened its investigation into sexual assault allegations against Matlock actor David Del Rio, interviewing him and his attorney again in late November, according to Us Weekly. The renewed inquiry centers on a claim made by his co-star, Leah Lewis, 29, who reported the alleged assault to the network on Oct. 2. That same day, Del Rio, 38, who played Billy Martinez on the legal drama, was abruptly “fired and escorted” off set, Deadline reported. Del Rio has not publicly addressed the allegation. Still, he has retained high-profile defense attorney Shawn Holley, whose past clients include Kim Kardashian, Justin Bieber, and Lindsay Lohan. The controversy has also spilled into Del Rio’s personal life. His wife, Katherine Del Rio, posted—and later deleted—a statement on Instagram defending her husband and sharply criticizing Lewis, calling her “the most disturbing human being I have ever met.” According to US Weekly, friends and family of Del Rio say his wife plans to stand by him as the investigation plays out. `

Furious international travelers are saying they will skip the World Cup and even forego visiting family members in the U.S. if the Trump administration’s new border screening rules take effect. U.S. Customs and Border Patrol published a notice Wednesday saying that even visitors who don’t need a visa and are otherwise authorized to travel on the ESTA visa waiver program must submit new, detailed personal information. That includes all of their social media activity for the past five years; names, dates of birth, places of birth, and five years’ worth of phone numbers for all immediate family members; and biometric data including iris scans and DNA samples. Australians who had originally planned to travel to the U.S. for next year’s World Cup said they’re canceling their visits in response to the “horrifying” and “draconian” new rules. Others said they wouldn’t visit family in the U.S., and would meet relatives in Canada or Mexico instead. Even some dual citizens said they wouldn’t visit family members back home, because their spouses and children weren’t U.S. citizens. “It’s not worth the risk,” one said.