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The world of WWE has always been a hub for the sharpest controversies and memorable moments that draw public attention. On January 6, WWE's weekly Monday Night Raw program made its highly-anticipated debut on Netflix, with the inaugural episode held at the Intuit Arena in Los Angeles. It saw a familiar lineup of former wrestlers like The Rock, The Undertaker, and the iconic but controversial Hulk Hogan take the stage, while Travis Scott performed the new theme song. Among the audiences gracing the debut were O’Shea Jackson Jr. and Eric Andre.

During Hulk Hogan’s appearance, when the wrestler paused to promote his beer company, he was met with loud jeers from the audienc. On Monday, during the “Sway's Universe” video podcast, O'Shea Jackson Jr. revealed he was part of the crowd that booed Hogan.

“I was one of them. I’ll show you the video. Me, Eric Andre and Wale were giving it to him!

“They want us to stop certain things and for us to lose money to show support, but if the roles were reversed, would they do the same?” wonders Emanuel Rodriguez, whose 8-year-old son Logan Winter is a superhero-centered content creator who frequently does partnerships with Marvel and DC.

Rodriguez is now among the sea of influencers wondering how to move forward during the actors strike, after SAG-AFTRA released a strict set of guidelines for influencers when the work stoppage began July 13. The rules state that “influencers should not accept any new work for promotion of struck companies or their content” at this time and should even refrain from posting about struck work in an organic, non-paid capacity (though if “already under contract to promote struck work, then the influencer should fulfill their work obligation”). The rules also warn that “any non-member seeking future membership in SAG-AFTRA who performs covered work...

In the first installment of the We 2K18 Official Roster Reveal, 46 WWE Superstars have been announced for inclusion in the forthcoming franchise’s worldwide release. WWE’s Renee Young and WWE Raw commentator Corey Graves, with the help of WWE Superstar Goldust, teamed up to reveal the first group of Superstars confirmed to appear in WWE 2K18.

The installment brings the following Superstars to WWE 2K18’s extensive roster: Akira Tozawa, Alexander Wolfe, Alundra Blayze, Andre the Giant, Bam Bam Bigelow, Baron Corbin, Big Boss Man, Big Show, Braun Strowman, Bray Wyatt, Bret Hart, Brie Bella, British Bulldog, Buddy Roberts, Bushwhacker Butch, Bushwhacker Luke, Cesaro, Dean Ambrose, Diamond Dallas Page, Diesel, Dolph Ziggler, Dusty Rhodes, Emma, Eric Young, Erick Rowan, Hideo Itami, Jinder Mahal, Kalisto, Kane, Karl Anderson, Killian Dain, Konnor, Lita, Luke Gallows, Luke Harper, Mark Henry, Nikki Bella, Nikki Cross, Paige, Sami Zayn, Sawyer Fulton, Sheamus, Sin Cara,...