WWE 2K24 officially reveals all the new content that will be coming to the game by detailing the upcoming Bray Wyatt Edition.

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The New Jersey native missed six months last year with a dislocated shoulder and also required labrum, rotator cuff and biceps surgery for an injury attributed on WWE television to an attack by ...

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Alamy Netflix’s new docuseries on disgraced former WWE chairman Vince McMahon has plenty of head-turning revelations throughout its six episodes, but one of the most shocking moments involves ...

The day is upon us: Sony’s PS5 Pro goes on sale this morning. So do the limited edition 30th Anniversary versions of the PS5 Pro, the PS5, the DualSense gamepad and the PlayStation Portal.

Eduardo Xol, who was best-known for his stint on Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, has died. People reports that Xol died on Friday (Sept. 20), ten days after he suffered multiple stab wounds in an ...

We may never know who Vince McMahon really is. “No one really knows me,” McMahon, the professional wrestling mogul and former boss of WWE, says in the first episode of the six-part Netflix ...

Eduardo Xol of “Extreme Makeover: Home Edition” has passed away. The 58-year-old died on Friday from injuries he sustained 10 days earlier in Palm Springs, according to the Riverside County ...

This was especially evident in the "Attitude" era of WWE in the late 1990s, when TV ratings soared for the promotion thanks to stars like Stone Cold Steve Austin and The Rock. But it was also ...

Eduardo Xol, a designer on “Extreme Makeover: Home Edition,” has died one week after being stabbed. He was 58. Xol died Thursday at Desert Regional Medical Center in Palm Springs, Calif., ...

Vince McMahon was a WWE icon before resigning from the company in January 2024 amid sexual abuse allegations Skyler Trebel is a contributing writer at PEOPLE. He has been working at PEOPLE since 2023.