From Dusty Rhodes’ Hard Times to CM Punk’s Pipe Bomb and Austin 3:16, these wrestling promos gave fans lines they still quote decades later.
AEW confirms women's Blood & Guts, WWE Raw sets up two championship opportunities, and NJPW's Super Junior Tag League heats up.
Clayface wins the box office, Tomb Raider celebrates 30 years and Netflix’s proposed $500 million Xbox deal falls apart.
Seattle hands Kansas City its first loss, Atlanta ends San Francisco's unbeaten start, Minnesota reaches 6-0, and Dallas visits Philadelphia.
From Rey Mysterio’s two-hour WWE Title reign to Dolph Ziggler’s forgotten first world championship, these reigns disappeared fast.
FTR evens its series with the Motor City Machine Guns, AEW's women demand Blood & Guts, and Joe Hendry explains his WWE ambitions.
Tarantino unveils Cliff Booth, Clayface leads the box office and the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders take legal action against My Chemical Romance.
Lamar Jackson is out against Cincinnati, Tank Dell and Brian Branch return, and Troy Aikman discusses a possible Cowboys front-office role.
From AJ Styles at the Royal Rumble to Kane invading Hell in a Cell, these WWE debuts made their wrestlers feel like stars immediately.
New WWE Women's Tag Team Champions crowned, Rhodes and Orton agree to Last Man Standing, Tiffany Stratton returns, and Ric Flair faces a health scare.
Genshin unites all seven nations, Marvel’s Doomsday teaser frustrates fans and Terminator surges as AI anxiety drives rewatches.
J.J. Watt becomes CBS' permanent lead NFL analyst, Cole Kmet and Tremaine Edmunds are out for the season, and Week 7 injuries mount.
Jason Hotch retains on TNA Impact, Kiera Hogan betrays Allie, and WWE SmackDown features Chelsea Green vs. Roxanne Perez and a Street Fight.
Carrie earns Season 2, the James Bond search reaches its final screen tests and Disney begins developing Halloweentown 5.
Chicago beats New England, the Chiefs lose Josh Simmons to IR, Puka Nacua suffers another injury, and Pittsburgh cancels a Paris event.
From Cryme Tyme and Eugene to Billy & Chuck and Muhammad Hassan, these wrestling gimmicks became much harder to watch with time.
