After 32 years, Sharon Stone has recreated the iconic scene from Basic Instinct, leaving men in disbelief.

Sharon Stone, at 66, recently revisited her iconic role from *Basic Instinct* in an Instagram post that quickly went viral. Posing in red lace underwear, Stone channeled her famous character, Catherine Tramell, 32 years after captivating audiences in the classic film.

The post garnered over 131,000 likes within 12 hours, with fans flooding the comments with praise. Stone captioned the photo, “Raw… yours,” adding a powerful touch to the image.

While the original *Basic Instinct* scene remains one of the most legendary and controversial moments in film history, this time, there was no interrogation—just admiration. Fans commented, “Even more beautiful,” “You haven’t aged a day,” and “Phenomenal, just like 32 years ago.”

Stone’s post is a testament to her enduring appeal and the lasting impact of her role.

Student Choir Sings Emotional Goodbye Song After Pilot’s Last Flight

Captain Ronald Smith, a pilot with United Airlines, embarked on his final flight in 2017, concluding a remarkable 32-year career. The flight, taking off from Chicago to Brussels, was set to be an unforgettable journey, not just for Captain Smith but for everyone on board.

On this last flight, Captain Smith’s retirement became known to a group of young travelers, members of a choir from the Lycée des Garçons d’Esch-sur-Alzette in Luxembourg. Learning about this special occasion, they spontaneously decided to honor the captain in their unique way.

After the plane landed, these thoughtful students patiently waited for other passengers to disembark and for Captain Smith to emerge from the cockpit. As he appeared, they began a beautiful acapella rendition of Coldplay’s “Viva La Vida.” Nicolas, one of the students, captured this heartwarming performance on video. The choir’s voices resonated through the cabin, creating an incredibly touching and memorable moment for Captain Smith.

Watch the video below to witness the choir’s beautiful tribute to Captain Ronald Smith on his last flight, a heartwarming serenade that beautifully marked the end of his distinguished career.

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