After all the build up, it’s finally time for WrestleMania 34, coming to you LIVE from the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana.
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WWE’s Paul Heyman charts the death, rebirth and evolution of the pro-wrestling manager
Paul Heyman has a busy time of it at WrestleMania 34.
WWE Paul Heyman interview: The Advocate talks Goldberg, Hulk Hogan, The Undertaker and CM Punk
WrestleMania 34 is just around the corner, and as Paul Heyman tells Digital Spy, “the entire week is a rollercoaster with the blindfolds on”.
X-Files’ Chris Carter interview: ‘The X-Files has more life in it – with or without Gillian Anderson’
After stumbling back on to our screens with season 10, The X-Files has hit the ground running with season 11.
Hard Sun episode 1 review: A daft, fun, sci-fi crime thriller to burn off the winter chills
“Pushing through the market square, so many mothers sighing / News had just come over, we had five years left to cry in…”
Twin Peaks’ Mark Frost interview: ‘The Final Dossier doesn’t close off Season 4’
Twin Peaks fans had to wait 25 long years before they finally got any sort of resolution to the shocking, head-splitting moments at the end of Season 2 of David Lynch’s iconically surreal TV series.
8 reasons even non-Beatles fans should watch their new feature-length doc
A Beatles film? In 2016? Why should anyone bother? Because, incredibly, there’s still plenty to say half a century on.
Manic Street Preachers’ James Dean Bradfield: “I have no f**king Britpop regrets”
inals of the European Championships and capped off their Everything Must Go tour with a MASSIVE homecoming gig at Swansea’s Liberty Stadium.
In defence of Michael Owen… By Robbie Savage
No matter what teams are on the pitch or which ref is keeping things in order, when one man is on the microphone he’s always right at the top of those Twitter trends.
5 greatest ever electronic records as picked by Luke Haines: From Hot Butter to Kraftwerk
Musician and author Luke Haines this week releases perhaps his most barmy and brilliant solo album yet.
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