The LEGO Group has officially unveiled two new LEGO Marvel sets tying into animated pre-school series Iron Man and His ...

LEGO is getting ready for a web-slinging summer, as it has unveiled new sets for Spider-Man: Brand New Day. Be prepared that these sets could contain spoilers for the film, so if you want to go in not ...

LEGO has unveiled a range of sets based on Spider-Man: Brand New Day, one of which appears to be setting up a key fight. Among other upcoming LEGO sets is Spider-Man vs. Hulk Epic Clash, a 534-piece ...

The Lego set might not provide much in the way of spoilers, but it’s sure to be popular with Spider-Man-loving Lego collectors. Those fans are so passionate that they caused chaos at retailers in ...

Wrestling with a Hulking legacy. Netflix’s newest docuseries, “Hulk Hogan: Real American,” covers the WWE legend and Hollywood star’s life, career, family and controversies — featuring interviews with ...

Bryan Storkel traces the roller-coaster rise of Terry Bollea to wrestling superstardom, with access to his subject in the last months of his life. By Daniel Fienberg Chief Television Critic Netflix‘s ...

Wrestling icon Hulk Hogan will be honored at WrestleMania 42, his son Nick told USA TODAY Sports. The 2026 edition of WWE’s biggest event of the year will be the first since Hogan’s death in July 2025 ...

Hulk Hogan shared details of his troubling fentanyl use in 2009 amid a return to wrestling in the Netflix docuseries Real American.. He appeared posthumously the doc, out now. He also admitted he ...

Hulk Hogan: Real American, a four-part docuseries about the late pro wrestler, is now streaming on Netflix. It’s produced by WWE, so you can expect the typical biased account of wrestling history that ...

New looks at highly anticipated titles come in all shapes and forms. With some of the biggest movies on the planet, this can sometimes mean that unexpected previews of titles come in the form of ...

The fourth and final episode of Netflix’s documentary miniseries Hulk Hogan: Real American opens with Werner Herzog, an avowed WWE fan, opining about the spandexed simulacrum that is pro wrestling.