Tag: Stone Cold Steve Austin

• The Pop Culture Lens Takes on Professional Wrestling

  

  In the fifteenth episode of The Pop Culture Lens podcast, Chris and I welcome friend of the podcast, and friend in general, Joe Belfeuil to discuss the largest professional wrestling company in the world, World Wrestling Entertainment, at the time when it ruled the 1980s as the World Wrestling Federation. Both Chris and Joe grew […]

  CarrieLynn D. Reinhard

  September 23, 2015

  Fandom

  Becky Lynch, convergence, Finn Balor, Hulk Hogan, hyperreality, jingoism, John Cena, Mick Foley, NXT, Professional Wrestling, Randy Savage, Roddy Piper, Sasha Banks, Stone Cold Steve Austin, The New Day, Triple H, Vince McMahon, WCW, World Wrestling Entertainment, World Wrestling Federation, wrestling, WWE, WWF

• Genre Mashing in Professional Wrestling

  

  After the event of this weekend, where normally we are only needing to remember our veterans but must now also remember those young men and women who died at the whim of a terrorist — of a misogynist extremist — I need to take a break from discussing fractured fandom and the sexist, and misogynist, […]

  CarrieLynn D. Reinhard

  May 27, 2014

  Audience/Reception Studies, Critical/Cultural Studies, Fandom, Superheroes, Text Analysis

  aesthetics, athleticism, authenticity, baseball, C2E2, character development, Comic books, Dave Bautista, Diamond Dallas Page, ECW, fake, fans, football, Headlocked, Hulk Hogan, Jerry Lawler, Jill Thompson, John Cena, legitimacy, Lex Luger, Mick Foley, narrative, PaperCutz, polysemic, Professional Wrestling, Raven, Rowdy Roddy Piper, sports, sports entertainment, Stone Cold Steve Austin, Superheroes, supervillains, The Wrestler, Vince McMahon, WCW, wrestling, WWE, WWE Superstars, WWF