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WWE REWARDING ROYAL RUMBLE VIEWERS, THE ROCK UPDATES, WRESTLEMANIA GUEST STAR PASSES AWAY, JBL & MORE

By Mike Johnson on 2008-01-18 17:22:46

For those of you ordering the Royal Rumble on PPV, WWE will be offering a free watch with a copy of your cable bill.  You can find out more at this link.

JBL was mentioned in the gossip pages in the New York Post today as he was partying at Scores East recently.

Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson was at Universal Studios Florida yesterday as part orf the opening ceremony for new ride "Disaster", which is a re-themed version of the classic Earthquake ride that has been there for many years.  Johnson has a cameo in the new ride.  

Johnson's Disney film "The Game Plan" will be released on DVD this Tuesday.  Extras on the DVD set will be a featurette about Johnson learning to play Quarterback for the film, bloopers and more.  Southland Tales will be released via DVD on 3/18.

The Associated Press ran the following article about the passing of NFL star Ernie Holmes, who appeared in the Wrestlemania 2 NFL-WWF Battle Royal in Chicago, IL:

Former Steeler Holmes Dies in Crash

LUMBERTON, Texas (AP) — Ernie Holmes, a two-time Super Bowl winner and an anchor of Pittsburgh's "Steel Curtain" defense, has died in a car crash. He was 59.

A dispatcher with the Texas Department of Public Safety said Holmes was driving alone Thursday night when his car left the roadway and rolled over several times near Lumberton, about 16 miles north of Beaumont in Southeast Texas.

The department said Friday that Holmes was not wearing a seat belt and was ejected from the car. He was pronounced dead at the scene, the DPS said.

Holmes, an ordained minister, lived on a ranch in Wiergate, Texas. His death was first reported by Beaumont TV station KFDM.

The two-time All Pro played for the Steelers from 1972-77, and spent part of the 1978 season with New England before retiring. He played on the same defensive line as "Mean" Joe Greene, L.C. Greenwood and Dwight White.

After football, Holmes had minor acting roles. He appeared in an episode of the 1980s TV show "The A-Team" and dabbled in professional wrestling.

 

 

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