At its best professional wrestling has the feeling of a great fight scene in a movie, but with the added impressiveness of it being done live. At its worst, well, wrestling can be pretty unwatchable.
Gritty is neither inherently good nor inherently bad. It’s all about the quality of the execution. With that in mind, here is the best superhero entertainment with more grit to it.
These 20 actors were seriously injured while filming some of the industry's biggest movies. However, they kept pushing like true professionals. From broken bones to brutal stunts gone wrong, they proved that sometimes movie magic comes at a painful price.
One of the best crossovers in modern television happened, drag queens dominated timelines for all sorts of reasons, and everyone freaked out like they were on a boat in the middle of the Atlantic in April 1912 for less than 24 hours over an app.
Sylvester Stallone is undoubtedly one of the biggest Hollywood action superstars of all time. He inspired various generations of boxers with his Rocky movie series.
Tulsa King has not been officially renewed for a third season at Paramount+, but the Taylor Sheridan drama is very likely to return for Season 3 — and maybe even Season 4 and beyond.
[Warning: The following post contains MAJOR spoilers for Tulsa King Season Episode 2, “Triad.”] After making what could’ve been a grave mistake, Armand (Max Casella) finally made things right and set it square with Dwight (Sylvester Stallone) on the penultimate episode of the season on Tulsa King.
Sylvester Stallone's acting career should be defined as more than a famous fictional boxer or military mercenary. He's done much more with his career, which should be celebrated in its entirety.
Tulsa King, the gripping crime drama that took the television world by storm, is set to return for its second season on Sunday, September 15. Starring the legendary Sylvester Stallone, the series dives deep into the underbelly of organized crime, delivering a narrative that is as intense as it is captivating.
American tennis legend Serena Williams sparked comeback speculations as she shared a picture on Instagram on Monday. The 42-year-old met renowned actor and filmmaker Sylvester Stallone and hinted at a possible acting debut.
There likely could be no Rocky Balboa if not for Apollo Creed. The two were the yin and yang of the fictional boxing world. They evolved from competitors to tight friends, with Rocky avenging Apollo’s death.
“Rocky” is an underdog story. Not just the actual story in the movie, but the movie itself. It can be hard to remember that all these years – and sequels – later. Here are 20 facts you might not know about “Rocky.
We all know some of the iconic duos out there — from peanut butter and jelly to Simon and Garfunkel to, well, the duos from films. The history of movies is filled with titular duos, and these are the most iconic of those duos.
What became of the action stars of the ‘80s and ‘90s? Well, they got together and made another action movie. Suit up for a nostalgic trip into these 20 facts you might not know about The Expendables.
We decided to run the gamut of judges on TV and in film to deliver a list of some of our all-time favorites. If we had a gavel, we’d bang it to call everyone to order, but hopefully, you’ll pay attention and give this a read anyway.
Henry Winkler was friends with Sylvester Stallone before he became Rocky Balboa. And if not for Winkler, it turns out, Stallone may not have ever made the beloved boxing underdog iconic worldwide.
Sly gets what Sly wants. When it comes to the Rocky franchise, the reason Sylvester Stallone gets what he wants is because he takes matters directly into his own hands from scratch.