JOHN CENA

The famous wrestler and actor has made over 650 kids’ wishes come true to date, and it doesn’t seem like he’s stopping anytime soon.

John Cena took up yoga in his training routine to lose weight and transition from wrestling to stunts, but it had some mental side effects at first.

This week’s new entertainment releases include new albums from Elvis Costello and The Lumineers, and John Cena reprises his “The Suicide Squad” role in the DC universe spin-off series “Peacemaker.”.

This week’s new entertainment releases include a Sturgill Simpson's concept album called “The Ballad of Dood & Juanita” and TikTok star Addison Rae making her acting debut in a gender-flipped remake of the 1999 Freddie Prinze Jr and Rachael Leigh Cook teen comedy “She’s All That.”.

Bill Goldberg returns for his second WWE match this year to fight Bobby Lashley at SummerSlam.

Moviegoing, once expected to be closer to semi-normal levels by now, continues to be battered by the pandemic, the delta variant of the coronavirus and in-home streaming.

WWE is ready to hit the road and start a summer tour this weekend in Texas.

Vin Diesel made a mark as the street racer patriarch in the “Fast and Furious” franchise, but the storyline starring his longstanding character will soon come to an end.

When it comes to America's feud with China, sentiment-driven behavior won't improve things

Suzanne Nossel explains why she finds John Cena’s apology to China “troubling” after he called Taiwan a country during an interview for his upcoming film.

Cena, the actor and professional wrestler, apologized on the popular Chinese social media site Weibo.

Cena, the actor and professional wrestler, apologized on the popular Chinese social media site Weibo.

Actor John Cena has apologized to fans in China after he called Taiwan a country in a promotional interview for his upcoming film and became the latest celebrity to face the fury of Chinese nationalists.

John Cena posts a video apology in Chinese after describing Taiwan as a "country".

LOS ANGELES – A contestant on “Wipeout” has died after completing the game show’s obstacle course, authorities and sources close to the production said Friday. The man in his 30s was declared dead at a hospital shortly before 7 p.m. Wednesday, Los Angeles County coroner's spokeswoman Sarah Ardalani said. The cause of death has not been released, and the man's name was being withheld until relatives could be notified. Two people close to the production said the man had completed the course on the show's set in Santa Clarita, California, when he needed medical attention. The show stopped production Thursday and Friday and has a planned week off next week, they said.

CNBC Make It found seven genius apps that will help you get smarter, calmer and healthier in just a few taps on a smartphone. Happify is available on iPhones and Androids, and costs $14.95 a month to use. Duolingo is free to use (or $6.99 a month for the ad-free version), and available on iPhones and Androids. AaptivSource: AaptivAll you need is a pair of headphones to use this audio-guided workout app, Aaptiv. The app is available on iPhones and Androids, and costs $9.99 a month to use.