On the latest episode of Dynamite, Chris Jericho brought back his iconic “List of Jericho” gimmick after a decade away. This occurred after he was interrupted in the ring by Ricochet and the Gates of Agony, with the inaugural AEW World Champion ultimately placing Ricochet’s name on his clipboard and setting up their first-ever singles match for AEW Dynasty. The nostalgic segment marked the start of a refreshed babyface run for Jericho, with it known that he has committed his long-term future to the promotion he helped establish.

Originally debuting on the September 19, 2016 episode of WWE Raw, the “List of Jericho” quickly became one of wrestling’s most entertaining comedy bits. Jericho, teaming with Kevin Owens, used dramatic pen clicks and the now legendary catchphrase “You just made the list!” to penalize anyone who annoyed him. The gimmick peaked during his 2016-2017 run, turning a simple clipboard into comedy gold and some of the most memorable moments in WWE history, which is still fondly remembered to this day.

The Pretty Reckless have been on tour with rock legends AC/DC for the majority of the Rock & Roll Hall Of Famers’ “Power Up” trek that has now spanned more than two years. While the tour has been sold out practically everywhere they go and reviews have been positive, it hasn’t been without a few hiccups. 

That included singer Taylor Momsen being bit on stage by a bat during a show in Spain. She ended up having to get rabies shows for two weeks after, but thankfully didn’t miss a show. 

Astonishingly, Momsen had another run in with wildlife, this time during the band’s current run with AC/DC in Mexico where she was bitten by a spider. She shared a video on social media that showed her receiving medical attention in the form of a shot to combat the spider’s venom. She wrote: “So it wouldn’t be an AC/DC tour if I didn’t get bit…this time a massive spider decided to take a chunk out of me and its venom did a number on my system so had to have the wonderful doctors in Mexico come and deliver quite the shot before the show last night…add it to the list! Spider woman? Batgirl?”

In the video she said, “When do my superpowers kick in? That’s what I want to know,” before a doctor administers the shot. Footage also shows the aftermath of the spider bite on Momsen’s leg which is visibly swollen. 

Triple H has opened up about one of AEW’s most memorable moments while appearing as a guest on Cody Rhodes’ podcast. At AEW’s inaugural Double or Nothing pay-per-view in 2019, Rhodes dramatically destroyed a throne modeled after Triple H’s entrance prop using a sledgehammer. The bold act symbolized his commitment to the new rival promotion, but with Rhodes now the Undisputed WWE Champion and Triple H leading creative, the two wrestling powerhouses finally addressed this with Triple H stating he never held any grudge against Rhodes for the throne-smashing stunt.

“I remember when people brought it to me and were showing it to me and I was like, ‘F*ck yeah, all right, good for him,’ That’s the kind of sh*t you do. You’re trying to make a name for yourself … If I would have thought there was malice in it and maybe indirectly there was some at the time, I don’t know. But if I would have thought there was any serious malice in it, I would have called you and said, ‘Hey, dude, like, are we okay?’ Because I was so close to your Dad.” – Triple H

Rhodes co-founded AEW in 2019 as an Executive Vice President and in-ring talent. He delivered iconic moments, including an emotional bloodbath victory over brother Dustin at the inaugural Double or Nothing and became the inaugural TNT Champion. A three-time titleholder, he feuded with stars like MJF, Brodie Lee, and Chris Jericho while helping elevate the promotion, but ultimately returned to WWE in 2022.

During an appearance on Vince Russo and Jonathan Coachman’s YouTube show, Tony Khan opened up about his unexpected one-time meeting with Shane McMahon. The AEW president described the lengthy conversation as pleasant and insightful, with both sons of billionaires sharing perspectives on the wrestling industry. However, Khan revealed that Shane showed no real interest in taking an on-screen role with AEW, contrary to what many online fans speculated.

“I had one really pleasant conversation with Shane. Shane reached out to me and said he’d love to get together, and asked where I was going to be. I was going to be in Dallas, we were doing shows in Arlington, Texas, and I said, ‘Yeah, that’s where we’re going to be.’ He seemed like an interesting guy, but I don’t think the role of being an on-screen person in a wrestling show seemed like something he was interested in.” – Tony Khan

56-year-old Shane McMahon started working for WWE at the age of just 15 and rose through the ranks as a referee, announcer, and ultimately fearless performer known for death-defying stunts like his Hell in a Cell plunge. Therefore despite fans believing he would be open to becoming All Elite, once his father Vince McMahon stepped away from WWE. Still, it seems he ultimately chose loyalty to his family’s legacy.

Salina de la Renta, real name Natalia Class, a prominent part of Major League Wrestling, has wowed her followers by sharing a new selfie on X.com showing her confidently posing in revealing black lace lingerie and makeup accentuating her striking features. Captioned “Shut up and SIMP” the post has attracted significant attention with over a thousand likes and numerous admiring comments from followers ready to simp, underscoring her captivating presence.

Class burst onto the wrestling scene with undeniable charisma and resilience after training in 2016 under notable mentors including Lince Dorado and Ricardo Rodriguez. Signing with MLW in 2018, Class quickly established herself as a manager and on-screen authority figure. Over time she rose to Creative Director of MLW’s Women’s Division in 2024. And in June 2025, she was appointed Vice President of Wrestler Relations while remaining an active on-screen performer.

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While appearing on The Coach and Bro Show, Tony Khan, the president of AEW, recently acknowledged his ambitious 2023 bid to purchase WWE during its high-profile sale process. Khan stated that he was eager to participate once the company became available, with it recently revealed he submitted a $6.9 billion offer, noting that letting the opportunity pass would have left him with lasting regrets, while expressing respect for the confidential process that ultimately resulted in WWE’s merger with Endeavor to create TKO Group Holdings.

“I was very interested in the process, and if there was going to be a sale, I at least wanted to have a chance to be involved. If it had gone for any less than that, I would have really kicked myself. While respecting the confidentiality of that, I would say that I don’t have any complaints about that process from my side that I would want to talk about right now.” – Tony Khan

Beyond leading AEW, Tony Khan maintains a diverse portfolio of business ventures deeply rooted in sports, technology, entertainment, and media. Operating within the Khan family empire, headed by his billionaire father, Shahid Khan, Tony holds key executive roles, including Chief Football Strategy Officer for the NFL’s Jacksonville Jaguars and Vice Chairman and Director of Football Operations for Premier League club Fulham FC. He also owns TruMedia Networks, a leading sports analytics firm, and serves as a partner in Activist Artists Management.

Legendary alternative rockers Bush released their 10th studio album, “I Beat Loneliness,” last year, and the band is just starting a tour with Mammoth and James And The Cold Gun that runs through next month. 

Singer Gavin Rossdale appeared recently on SiriusXM’s Page Six Radio to talk about the trek among other things including how he was once neighbors with pop icon Britney Spears. The show’s co-host Evan Real asked Rossdale: “There is an interview that Britney Spears did forever ago, where she just randomly said, ‘One time I went swimming with Gavin Rossdale.’ Do you remember swimming with Britney Spears?”

Rossdale replied: “Of course, how could you forget that? We were neighbors and so she came around when the kids were small and she was a real character and I got on really well with her. She was lovely. She was amazing. She’s a great swimmer.”

Rossdale was then asked if his sons, whom he shares with ex-wife Gwen Stefani, ever played with Spears’ kids. He replied: “Too busy chatting with Britney!”

Spears previously told “The Project”: “I would love to work with Gwen Stefani. I think she’s really cool. She was actually my next door neighbor in Los Angeles for a while. I swam with her husband so it was really cool.”

Spears also posted a video of herself to Instagram back in 2021 dancing to the Bush classic “Glycerine” saying it was her “favorite song in high school.” 

Check out the clip of Rossdale on Page Six Radio below. 

Korn bassist Reginald “Fieldy” Arvizu has been on a hiatus from the band since 2021. Fieldy previously revealed that he had been dealing with personal issues that led to a return to “bad habits.” 

Communication between the bassist and the rest of the band also seemed to be non-existent, as Fieldy said on a podcast that it had been years since he spoke to his bandmates. He was, however, photographed with Korn drummer Ray Luzier earlier this year leading to speculation that he could be nearing a return to the band. 

Fans are further speculating that his return could be imminent following Fieldy’s onstage appearance with the band Breaking In Sequence at the House of Blues in Anaheim last week. The bassist performed the Korn classics “Clown” and “Got The Life” as well as a cover of (he’d)p.e.’s “Ground.” 

Fieldy told Basement Talk last year: “I haven’t talked to those guys since 2019. So it’s like we kind of just both … They’re truckin’. They’re a machine. They’re going. It’s insane. It’s dope that they can keep on going like that. Yeah. It’s cool to see them keep on going. I’m, like, I need to chill. I’m just kickin’ it.”

Video of Fieldy’s performance can be viewed below. 

Linkin Park’s “Hybrid Theory” album is one of the most successful debut records of all time and firmly established the band as a modern rock/nu metal juggernaut. Four singles, “One Step Closer,” “Crawling,” “Papercut” and “In The End,” propelled the album to sales of more than 32 million copies worldwide. 

Surprisingly, if late frontman Chester Bennington had his way, the latter of those singles and arguably the band’s biggest song might not have seen the light of day. Band co-founder Mike Shinoda told Loudersound.com that Bennington worried that “In The End” was too much of a departure from the band’s heavier material. 

“He was such an entertainer, in an interview he might say something that he felt would get a good reaction out of you,” Shinoda said. “You’ll hear him say everything from, ‘I like the song but I never wanted it to be a single’, to ‘I hated the song’. He’s on record with all those different things. Everyone liked the song but he had reservations about it being a single because it was softer.”

Bennington himself eventually came around to the song as he revealed to VMusic back in 2013. “I don’t really participate in picking singles. I learnt that after making Hybrid Theory. I was never a fan of In The End, and I didn’t even want it to be on the record, honestly. How wrong could I have possibly been?”

Check out the full article here. 

Ric Flair has aimed at WWE, accusing the company of trying to damage his legendary legacy by blocking his collaboration with the Roots of Fight apparel brand. The 16-time world champion, now aligned with AEW, voiced his frustration on X.com after discovering the restriction on Tuesday. Going on to share his notable career achievements, including an acclaimed 30 for 30 documentary, Flair also expressed gratitude for his current employer, Tony Khan, and asked WWE management, “What more of my legacy do you want to destroy, WWE?”

Roots of Fight is a premium lifestyle apparel brand founded in Vancouver, Canada, by Jesse Katz and creative partner Richard Lawley. Launched around 2012-2013, it honors the improbable achievements of combat sports icons and cultural legends through high-quality, heritage-inspired clothing and compelling storytelling. Beginning with Muhammad Ali, Mike Tyson, Bruce Lee, and Joe Frazier, the brand quickly expanded into MMA, the NFL, and entertainment. Early organic endorsements from stars like Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson propelled it into a coveted lifestyle label worn by athletes and celebrities worldwide, leading to a deal with WWE.

On Monday’s episode of WWE Raw, Liv Morgan endured a vicious skull-to-skull clash with Roxanne Perez after Women’s World Champion Stephanie Vaquer shoved them into each other. Subsequently, both women were placed in WWE concussion protocol, potentially putting the highly anticipated WrestleMania 42 match between Vaqueer and Morgan at risk. And now, following the brutal impact, Morgan has taken to social media to share photographs of her forehead, which show the full extent of the collision.

Liv Morgan’s path to WrestleMania 42 began with her hard-fought victory in the 2026 Women’s Royal Rumble, granting her the right to select any women’s world champion. She ultimately chose to face Stephanie Vaquer in what has become a deeply personal feud, fueled by intense promos, backstage brawls, and physical confrontations, turning the matchup into one of the most emotionally charged title bouts on the card as Morgan seeks her third reign. At the same time, Vaquer attempts to prove she should be the face of WWE’s women’s division.

Steph De Lander recently had “Steph” tattooed on her throat, showcasing her trademark confidence in her brand. However, while some of her fans were impressed with the inking, others have been critical of the prominent placement. And now, in response to one of her haters on X, she has deflected the objection by cheekily tweeting it gives those checking her out the option to say “nice tattoo!”

29-year-old De Lander, born Stephanie De Landre in Sydney, Australia, debuted in 2017 on the independent scene, becoming the inaugural MCW Women’s Champion in 2019. After a 2021-2022 WWE NXT run as Persia Pirotta alongside Indi Hartwell, she joined TNA in 2023 and captured the TNA Digital Media Championship and earned a Knockouts World Title shot. However, after undergoing neck surgery and more than two years away from the ring, she quit TNA after they wouldn’t medically clear her, instead deciding to resume her career on the indies.