Ric Flair, Triple H and more wrestling stars reflect on Dusty Rhodes’ death

This day has blown on so many levels.

Big Dust was the NWA equivalent to Hulk Hogan for me and the gateway wrestler to get me invested in the happenings in the National Wrestling Alliance. He helped put book/compete in some of the best angles in wrestling history.

Here’s one of the best all-time promos in wrestling:

I can’t even do a tribute justice on this one. Basically it sucks and I’m glad we got to appreciate him for as long as we did. Here’s some thoughts from wrestlers about the loss of The Dream:

Christopher Lee remembered

Whether facing off against James Bond, Yoda or Gandalf, Christopher Lee kept making iconic roles. While some celebrity deaths are shocking, it’s a bit easier to appreciate the long and extensive life of the ‘Dracula,’ ‘Lord of the Rings’ star who died at 93.

Carmen Electra still looks electrifying at 43

Even at 43, the actress/dancer/model still looks amazing and while her latest movie ‘Lap Dance,’ didn’t exactly set the direct to video market on fire, she’s got two more projects in the works for this year. Maybe ‘Chocolate City’ and ‘Party Pieces’ will become cult classics? Stranger things have happened. For now, here’s a gallery of one of Hollywood’s hottest.

Chris Evans, Chris Pratt wrap up SuperBowl bet in Seattle #TwitterBowl

Because we can never hear about these kinds of stories enough and these guys are in line for my Best Use of Celebrity Award for 2015.

Long Live Leonard Nimoy; Cast mates reflect on man behind Spock

These are always hard to write, but in this case at least we got to enjoy this star for a good amount of time throughout his stellar career.

Chris Pratt makes good on Star Lord Super Bowl bet

Great stuff and this bet truly had no losers. Chris Pratt made good on his Super Bowl bet with his pal Chris Evans and came dressed as Star Lord to meet families at Evans’ charity.

Chris Evans, Chris Pratt pay off Super Bowl bet in best possible way

Beyond the epic Super Bowl game (now we’ll see the real Seahawks fans), there was a far more important battle for comic nerds.

Two of the three Marvel Studios’ Chris — Evans and Pratt — Patriots and Seahawks fans respectively were betting on their teams. The stakes?

The loser would visit a charity of the winner’s choice decked out as Captain America from “The Avengers” or Star Lord from “Guardians of the Galaxy.”