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WWE Smackdown 5/15/26 Preview

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Tonight, WWE is LIVE from the University of South Carolina for Friday Night Smackdown action. Action used lightly there. Four hours before showtime, WWE has announced zero matches. But Gunther will decide if he's joining Smackdown, and former Gamecock Trick Williams returns to USC for a celebration.

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Federation Fridays #2: WWF Royal Rumble 1995 PPV

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This week on Federation Fridays, Stinger looks back at WWF Royal Rumble 1995. It was the first one he ever watched live via PPV. Michaels from number one, Kid and Holly winning the titles, and Pamela Anderson at ringside. It still holds up.

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The Longest Day Review (1962)

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Our Memorial Day countdown continues with a review of The Longest Day. This beast covers D-Day from every angle with one of the greatest casts ever assembled. It's three hours of old Hollywood ambition that still holds up.

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WWE NXT 5/12/26 Preview

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NXT hits Orlando with Naraku making his highly anticipated debut, Kendal Grey taking on Kelani Jordan, Noam Dar returning to action, and Tatum Paxley and Lizzy Rain in tag action against Zaria and Nikkita Lyons.

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Midway Review (2019)

Gary Smith

Midway got written off by critics in 2019 and that was mostly unfair. Roland Emmerich's Pacific War epic is flawed but worth your time, especially around this Memorial Day weekend and the lead up to it.

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WWE RAW 5/11/26 Preview

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RAW hits Knoxville coming off Backlash with Roman Reigns calling out Jacob Fatu for an Acknowledgement Ceremony, Oba Femi's Open Challenge continuing, and a six-man tag headlining.

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