William Shatner: Death, Quantum Physics, & Star Trek's Future

0:00It's April 28th, you're listening to Entertainment and celebrity news today, AI-powered Entertainment coverage. William Shatner just hit 95, and he's flipping the script on Star Trek's famous final frontier line. In a fresh interview, the Captain Kirk legend says, space ain't the end death might be, but even that's up for debate thanks to quantum physics ideas. About energy sticking around after we go. He ties it back to Star Trek's world, said 400 years ahead where humans thrive, zip to stars and nobody checks out for good. Shatner digs how the show spins human tails with killer casts, writers, and sets that make the future feel real and hopeful. At 95, Doe doesn't even clock it. He feels pumped, sharp, and full of life. Like who's this old guy they're talking about? His secrets straightforward, clean living, no booze, no smokes, keeping that energy high. Shatner's teaming up with life wave, a tech outfit pushing phototherapy patches to boost health. He led their hit short film, the world's oldest intern, which blew up online, and now they're

1:04dropping two sequels featuring Star Trek stars like Jerry, Ryan, and Jonathan Frakes. Were from Shatner keeps us pondering what's next, beyond the stars, blending sci-fi wisdom with real vitality that defies the years.