After riding a massive wave of success throughout the 1980s, Hulk Hogan was assumed by many to be a lifelong WWE performer. Hogan was so associated with the brand that the company's foremost ...

Tony Schiavone and Disco Inferno (AKA Glenn Gilbertti) were once WCW co-workers, but that doesn't mean they've maintained any kind of friendship. On a recent edition of "What Happened When," while ...

Twenty-five years after the infamous promo by Vince Russo, Eric Bischoff remains repulsed by what happened. Bischoff explains ...

“Dexter: Original Sin” creator Clyde Phillips has spoken out after the renewal — and then cancellation — of the Paramount+ serial killer prequel series. On the “Dissecting Dexter” podcast, Phillips ...

A millionaire megachurch pastor has been booted in disgrace from the Texas ministry he founded with his wife after confessing to a “sexual sin.” John McKinzie, a father of four, was ousted from his ...

Las Vegas is making an appeal to locals as tourist numbers in Sin City have been on the decline. "This city is yours, Las Vegas locals! It’s time to rediscover your city with offers and events crafted ...

Plus, President Carlos Silva talks WWE NXT 'Showdown,' and addresses TNA's future including the idea of taking 'Impact' live more.

A Ryder Cup captain is tasked with making myriad decisions, but when hosting the event, one of the most crucial is setting up the golf course in a way to benefit his team. That was never more ...

Many people today deny the reality of original sin. Modern thinkers claim that evolution disproves it. Some object to the idea of inheriting sin from our parents, while others simply deny sin itself.

ABC sidelined Kimmel after Nexstar Media and Sinclair, two major U.S. TV station owners, vowed to preempt “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” for the host’s on-air comments about the death of conservative activist ...

(UPDATE) SEN. Panfilo Lacson on Monday declared that Congress itself was the “original sin” behind the multi-billion-peso flood control corruption scandal, blaming budget insertions for creating ...

TV and home video editor Ty Pendlebury joined CNET Australia in 2006, and moved to New York City to be a part of CNET in 2011. He tests, reviews and writes about the latest TVs and audio equipment.