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Soldier Soldier actress dies aged 61 as heartbroken co-stars pay tribute
Soldier Soldier actress dies aged 61 as heartbroken co-stars pay tribute

Daily Mail​

time2 days ago

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Soldier Soldier actress dies aged 61 as heartbroken co-stars pay tribute

Soldier Solider star Marise Wipani has died aged 61. The actress also appeared in TV shows Xena: Warrior Princess, Hercules and Shortland Street. She passed away on her birthday on Friday with a post on her Facebook page confirming the news. 'Marise passed peacefully today on her 61st birthday surrounded by family and friends. 'She just wanted to say....I have shuffled off this mortal coil. Good byyye, good luuuck, good God!!! Quote from Driving Miss Daisy.' A cause of death was not revealed. The New Zealand actress' Soldier Soldier co-star Jay Laga'aia paid tribute, saying: 'You are so young and I will miss you. We have worked together over the years and I was always so pleased to have you on set. Travel well my sister, love you always.'

M*A*S*H vet Mike Farrell breaks his silence about the death of his 'dynamo' costar Loretta Swit at age 87
M*A*S*H vet Mike Farrell breaks his silence about the death of his 'dynamo' costar Loretta Swit at age 87

Daily Mail​

time7 days ago

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M*A*S*H vet Mike Farrell breaks his silence about the death of his 'dynamo' costar Loretta Swit at age 87

M*A*S*H vet Mike Farrell reflects on working with late co-star Loretta Swit following her sudden passing last week. Farrell, now 86, recalled the time they spent together on set and forming a close bond when they were starring on the medical drama series over 40 years ago. The actor portrayed Captain B.J. Hunnicutt on the long-running TV series from 1975 to 1983 while Swit appeared on the show as Major Margaret 'Hot Lips' Houlihan for all but 11 episodes of the 11 seasons. 'Loretta was a dynamo,' he told TMZ on Tuesday while remembering his late castmate — who died of suspected natural causes at the age of 87 on May 30. He said she was 'sweet' and 'demure' off-camera, but as soon as she walked onto the set, she would instantly become her fiery character Hot Lips. From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the DailyMail's new Showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. 'She was always doing something — whether she was working on a film. You know there is a lot of waiting time on set. So she was crocheting and she was reading a book,' he continued. Farrell also recalled how Swit 'loved' to do needlepoint embroidery as a hobby and started making personalized gifts for each of their colleagues. 'The great thing I'll always remember about her is she would sit there and be her sweet, demure self and then they'd call for her to come in and do the scene and she'd go in and be roaring as Margaret,' he said. He remembered how she would be 'hollering at somebody to do something that was going wrong and, "How dare you?" and so and so. 'Then she'd calm down and walk off and sit down and continue to do her needlepoint,' he said while chuckling. He praised her 'extraordinary demonstration of the talent she had and the ability she had to focus.' He said that the time the cast members lent to the show ultimately led to their great bond and becoming a 'family.' 'We really became deeply associate with each other's lives,' he explained. 'And you know over time we watched many of our comrades pass.' The actor portrayed Captain B.J. Hunnicutt on the long-running TV series from 1975 to 1983 while Swit appeared on the show as Major Margaret 'Hot Lips' Houlihan for all but 11 episodes of the 11 seasons; pictured October 2018 in New York City He said she was 'sweet' and 'demure' off-camera, but as soon as she walked onto the set, she would instantly become her fiery character Hot Lips; pictured August 1976 in series still About seeing his longtime friends and former co-stars 'slipping away one by one,' he said: 'It's been very difficult.' He said that the four members of the crew carrying on the legacy of their show are himself as well as Alan Alda, Jamie Farr and Gary Burghoff. 'She was a trooper,' Farrell said while remembering Swit before adding that they liked to call her that nickname. According to the outlet, he also addressed their longtime supporters and told them to not feel sad as she 'is probably thrilled to be with Harry Morgan, whom she was very fond of' as well as their other cast members who have passed.

For the fans: Here's what to see and do at Knights games
For the fans: Here's what to see and do at Knights games

Axios

time23-05-2025

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For the fans: Here's what to see and do at Knights games

Charlotte Knights games at Truist Field are about more than baseball. What this means: From foodie-approved promos and family nights to fireworks shows and pet-friendly events, there's something for every fan to enjoy. Here's how to make the most of your next visit to the ballpark. 🌭 For foodies "Taquitos and Tallboys Tuesday": Every Tuesday evening, enjoy $4 taquitos and $8 tallboys at the ballpark. Thirsty Thursday: Every Thursday, quench your thirst with brews and non-alcoholic drink specials including $3 fountain sodas, $4 domestic drafts and $6 craft drafts. Even better: Score a discounted dog during select Thursdays this summer. June 5, June 19 and July 31 are $2 hot dog nights. Plus, plus, plus: Get a taste of what's available at each game in our full ballpark food and drink guide. 👧 For families Sunday Family Funday: Every Sunday at Truist Field, kids can run around the bases after the game. Truist Field Kids Zone: The area behind center field is made just for kids, with a batting cage, inflatables and more. Here's what else: It's also common to see kiddos rolling or "sledding" down the grassy hill behind the outfield on pieces of cardboard. BYOB (bring your own box). VIP Princess Meet & Greet: On June 8, get tickets for a magical pre-game experience including story time, kids hair, nails and makeup, princess photo ops and an all-you-can-eat buffet. 🐶 For pet parents Bark in the Ballpark: Every Wednesday (except July 2), bring your pup to the ballpark — their admission is free. Expect specialty hot dogs, dog-friendly fun and of course, the doorbell sound effect. 🎉 For those who love a theme Military Appreciation: Break out your red, white and blue and show your gratitude for those who have served on July 1 and 2. Tribute to Charlotte Sports Night: On Friday, July 18, come celebrate your favorite Charlotte sports teams and show your pride by wearing your jerseys and team swag. Harry Potter Night: Rep your Hogwarts house at the game on Friday, August 1 and get there early to snag a free Hogwarts hat. HBCU Night: The Friday, September 5 game will feature live performances by the International Institution of Sound, the Untouchables and the Blue Satin. See the full promo schedule. 💕 For date night Charlotte Date Night: Celebrate summer love with a special package that includes two tickets to the June 20 game and a Kendra Scott baseball pendant. Post-game fireworks: Spend a fun date night at the ballpark, then stick around after the game for a dazzling fireworks display against the skyline. Check out the fireworks schedule. 🤝 For group outings Baseball is better with friends. Whether you're planning a company gathering or a bachelor party, the Knights has an experience for you. Group tix: Get discounted seats together starting at $15, plus additional loaded value options. Party areas: Large groups, company outings or parties, spend gameday at the Corona Rooftop, the Piedmont Natural Gas Picnic Area or the Circle K Corner Club. All include a 2-hour all-you-can-eat buffet and full-service bar.

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