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WATCH BELOW: On the latest episode of No Holds Barred, Postmedia’s Rob Wong speaks with WWE Hall of Famer and Toronto native, Trish Stratus about her upcoming “First Crush Live” show at the Second City Theatre in Toronto, her wrestling career, favourite hobbies, and more.
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Jey Uso, Jimmy Uso and Solo Sikoa have made a lot of money thanks to their WWE contracts, merchandise, premium live event appearances and the commercial power of the Anoa’i wrestling dynasty.
CEO Andres Palencia and COO Bruno Seros Ulloa tell TheWrap how the network’s commitment to young bilingual audiences carries it through industry change The post LatiNation at 25: How a Small LA TV…
Another 33 hours or so of broadcast TV airtime will be handed over to live games, with original network programming and reruns losing out.
The prolific indie producer spoke at an Edinburgh Film Festival session, where she also touched on the queer film landscape: "We have 'Heated Rivalry' which couldn't be a bigger hit, and we still have…
Maddi told Newsweek: "When you go viral for something so stupid, you do feel the need to constantly defend your intelligence!"
It looks like we've got another massive Pokémon-flavoured hit on our hands. Nintendo and The Pokémon Company have confirmed that Pokémon Pokopia has sold more than five million…