WWE Extreme Rules took place from the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia last night. Here’s all the action that went down last night.

Even though the WWE may be about as extreme as 1990s sitcom mom engaging in rap, there’s at least one time of the year when the sports entertainment attempts to up the ante on their brand of action. Extreme Rules is the name of the show, and now that the Saudi Arabia events are done and dusted, it’s time to move the story in several feuds further. With tables, ladders and chairs. Here’s a look at the match card for Sunday, which features both RAW and Smackdown trading chair shots in pursuit of the gold.

Slow week for cinema releases suits my lazy ass just fine. Less writing.

Fans hunger to see faces ripped off, opponents beaten bloody with their own limbs and an entire slaughterhouse of finishers that make the Hostel series look like an episode of the Care Bears in comparison. That’s the true identity of Mortal Kombat, and it’s something that the upcoming film knows all too well as the latest cinematic adaptation is looking to rip the big screen a new one and find an R-rating within.

This year’s Star Wars film will introduce yet another variant, in the form of the Sith Trooper. StarWars.com revealed the new design of soldier who’ll be menacing the cast of Rise of Skywalker, and so far it looks hot. Cutting edge armour, painted in crimson red and sporting enough angles to put your eye out if they make a sudden left turn? Yeah, I’m sold.

Cheddar the dog, has cheesed it.

With Thanos out of the MCU picture, who’s the next big bad that can help define the future of this cinematic universe? I’ve got a few ideas.

Based on Katsuhiro Otomo’s cult classic manga series and directed by him as well, Akira was a groundbreaking mix of animation techniques and narrative at the time, the spark that helped fan the flames for an anime inferno in the west in the years to come. Since then, new Akira content has pretty much been relegated to nothing more than homages to Kanada’s infamous motorcycle slide in other media, but that’s all about to change in the next couple of years.