Malevolence have announced that they will not be appearing on the 2025 edition of the Summer Slaughter tour. The trek was set to kick off in just over a week's time, but the band will not be part of ...

Italy's Mount Etna has erupted in spectacular fashion, sending ash, gas, and other volcanic material high into the sky above Sicily. Watch footage of the eruption.

It’s amazing what a year and different people running things can do for a show. Last year, Summer Slaughter went through a bit of an identity crisis, as tour founder and Sumerian Records owner Ash ...

Queen of the Ring Composer on Ash Avildsen, Pro-Wrestling & More Composer Aaron Gilhuis (Me) spoke to Bleeding Cool about bringing pioneering wrestler Mildred Burke's story to life in "Queen of ...

If you only know Emily Bett Rickards as the hacker-turned-love-interest on Arrow, her dropkick into Queen of the Ring might leave you stunned. Same for Ash Avildsen, whose résumé includes launching ...

However, there were plenty of female pioneers in those days, paving the way for future superstars and director Ash (son of Rocky director John G.) Avildsen chronicles some of these ladies with Queen ...

AEW star Kamille and director Ash Avildsen have clarified that "Queen of the Ring" star Damaris Lewis' comments during Revolution had been misinterpreted.

Ash Avildsen (“American Satan,” 2017) keeps the movie’s focus mostly in the ring. The athletic moments are good, but Mildred Burke’s actions outside the ring impress more.

Actress Emily Bett Rickards chatted about playing Mildred Burke in the new wrestling movie "Queen of the Ring," directed by Ash Avildsen.

Writer and director Ash Avildsen tries to show Burke’s life as a historical epic of triumph and perseverance, but he neglects to infuse it with credible dialogue or stylistic specificity.

While All Elite Wrestling fans know her as high-maintenance, low-saturation champion “Timeless” Toni Storm, moviegoers will meet her Clara Mortensen in Ash Avildsen’s Mildred Burke biopic ...

It's directed by Ash Avildsen and stars Emily Bett Rickards as Burke. The movie also features current women wrestlers Toni Storm, Naomi, Kamille, and others.