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5 Wrestlers Who Took Their Commitment To Their Characters To The Extreme
Sometimes wrestlers take things a little too seriously. The personas that these wrestlers take on become such a big part of them that it's hard to tell where it ends and where their real personality begins. Sometimes, their commitment to the character can lead to a lot of trouble. Several wrestlers have had some pretty serious problems thanks to their persona, here are some of the most interesting storiesBray Wyatt did jury duty in characterStarSunFoldedTo help him get used to his character, Bray Wyatt decided to do jury duty while in character. He wore the whole costume, and acted
12 Actors During Their Big Break, And During Their Last Major Role
Some left us way too soon.
12 Bizarre Jobs Rock Stars Had Before They Were Famous
You'll never believe who used to make Christmas decorations.
9 Actors From The '80s Who Have Aged Like Fine Wine
While our favorite actors from the 80s don't always keep their careers going, there's the happy few that not only manage to stay relevant, but also look great doing it. Here's just a few people that we loved then, and still love now.Jennifer BealsThe Flashdance star didn't have much of a career in Hollywood, but did go on to plenty of success on TV, starring in shows like The L Word and Taken.John StamosThe General Hospital and Full House star was a complete heartthrob in the 80s, and has continued acting in TV shows well into the present
'Hocus Pocus' Is Coming Back, But You Probably Won't Be Happy About It
Hocus Pocus is arguably the best Halloween movies ever. Some people might think that horror movies might be a better choice, but honestly who is better than the Sanderson sisters? No one, that's who. Walt Disney PicturesThe original movie starred Bette Midler, Kathy Najimy and Sarah Jessica Parker as the three Sanderson sisters who terrorized a town after they were resurrected in Salem. Well, now we have a little bit of concerning news. A Disney Channel spokesperson has confirmed that the network is planning on remaking the 90s classic, with none of the original cast. Walt Disney PicturesThat's right, the
Tony Danza Opens Up About The Accident That Almost Cost Him Everything
In 1993, Tony Danza lost his mother and would soon come face to face with death himself. Everyone's favorite Who's The Boss star achieved success in the 90's with a Emmy Award nomination and four Golden Globe Awards. In 1998, Danza won the People's Choice Award for his work on the 1997 sitcom The Tony Danza Show. Despite acting on set for laughs, the Taxi star had a tragic past that weighs on his mind often. ABC NewsWhile skiing in Utah's Deer Valley, Danza impacted a tree at high speed. The accident that happened more than two decades ago, left
Meat Loaf Has Had Enough Near Death Experiences That It'll Make You Wonder If He's Cursed
Meat Loaf is one of the biggest singers to come out of the 70s, and honestly his music still holds up to this day. He has had countless hit songs and many awesome performances in movies and TV shows that always make his fans happy. Personally, his role in Spice World is one of my favorites, but of course he was also in Rocky Horror Picture Show and Fight Club. Columbia PicturesHe was born as Marvin Lee Aday before he changed his name to Michael Lee Aday. Now, everyone knows him as the iconic rock star Meat Loaf. But even
'Little Shop of Horrors' Is Coming Back To Theaters, But It's Not How You Remember It
Exciting news for Rick Moranis fans: one of his best movies will be heading back to theaters! Not only that, but it will actually have a new ending that has never been seen in theaters before! Warner Bros.Little Shop of Horrors was originally released back in 1986, and was one of the classic Rick Moranis movies that made us all fall in love with him in the 80s. He played the main character, Seymour, who runs a flower shop when he discovers his plant can talk. Warner Bros.The plant turns out to be not just your average talking
She Was A '90s Bombshell, Over 20 Years Later Lori Petty Is Almost Unrecognizable
If you were a fan of movies during the 90s, chances are you were very familiar with Lori Petty's work.FOXThe actress got her start in the late 80s on TV shows like The Thorns and Booker, but it was with A League of Their Own that she really started to pickup steam in Hollywood.ColumbiaShe was gorgeous, likable, funny, and just straight-up talented. After A League of Their Own she went on to wow us in big family hits like Free Willy, as well as more mature fare like The Glass Shield and In The Army Now. Warner Bros.