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The 49-year-old actor has made the transition from WWE to Hollywood in recent years with roles in the likes of Peacemaker, Heads of State and Little Brother, but eight months after his wrestling retirement he has revealed where his true passions lie.

With Matt Reeves’ iteration of the Dark Knight front-and-center on the big screen, the Batman franchise still has no concrete plans for the character’s official introduction into the James Gunn-crafted DC Universe. Fans are, unsurprisingly, on the edge of their seat wondering how Batman will fare in the current cinematic adventures. The character obviously exists,…

Kyla Pratt revealed she felt insecure about her voice while voicing Penny Proud in The Proud Family as a teenager

Welcome to What Would Have Happened Next, a recurring feature in which TVLine breaks down the plot twists, character developments, story arcs, and major moves that would’ve taken place… if only your favorite TV shows hadn’t been canceled.

Thor has long been one of the most powerful superheroes in comics. He was introduced in Marvel’s Silver Age boom and always felt to me as an attempt by Jack Kirby to experiment with science fiction and mythology (something he would also do DC’s Fourth World and Eternals), all whole giving his new universe its…

This week, Microsoft took a huge ax to its Xbox business. The company announced that it would be laying off 1,600 workers now, 1,600 more over the next fiscal year, and that it would be shedding four studios. Xbox CEO Asha Sharma hasn’t been shy about why she’s making such dramatic cuts, saying in a…

The Green Lantern, in some form or another, has been around since 1940. The first Green Lantern was Alan Scott, who used a magical ring and lantern to fight evil. In the 1950s, a new version of the character was introduced, Hal Jordan, and the concept was changed completely. Instead of being magic-based, the new…

It’s always a little frustrating to see sci-fi and fantasy books lumped together at a bookstore. While both genres are speculative, they come at history from opposing angles. Sci-fi looks to the future and posits how human society might react to changing technology, interaction with aliens, or extensive space travel. Fantasy, meanwhile, looks to the…