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According to a new report from Forbes and a couple of other news outlets, it looks like the WWE is about to do something pretty wild with Roman Reigns' (above) character in an effort to try and cure Raw's declining ticket sales. Apparently, the WWE has plans to reunite Roman Reigns with his former tag team buddies Dean Ambrose and Seth "Freakin" Rollins to put The Shield back together again! They report that James McKenna of Pro Wrestling Sheet put out a tweet with a picture of the Shield. He captioned it with the words: "wowwww, hearing that to kickstart some ticket sales - they’re planning to give TLC in a month a Major card upgrade. its finally happeninggg." You guys can view the tweet on James McKenna's official Twitter account by Clicking Here. Forbes also said the Shield reunion was confirmed by the WWE booking team.

Bill Nye: Science Guy offers an intimate, behind the bow tie look at the eccentric and flawed star of the public television series he co-created with James McKenna and Erren Gottlieb. Directed by David Alvarado and Jason Sussberg, the documentary shows us a man quite literally struggling to come back in an anti-science environment. McKenna and Gottlieb, once burned by Nye’s attempt to launch a pilot with a different set of producers, posit the theory that his fatal flaw is he misses the limelight. Nye at least is working through his insecurities — having left him single and unable to achieve intimacy in his relationships — with a therapist as he transitions, to quote friend Neil deGrasse Tyson, from “Bill Nye: The Science Guy to Bill Nye: Science Statesman.”

It isn’t all doom and gloom as the documentary injects Nye’s humor throughout. He takes on Ken Ham...

A director of Liverpool Football Club has resigned after sending an abusive response to an email from a fan. Tom Hicks Jr, the son of co-owner Tom Hicks, initially sent a message to supporter Stephen Horner reading "idiot", The Times reports. He followed this with an email stating: "Blow me, f**kface. Go to hell, I'm sick of you." Horner had sent Hicks Jr a copy of an article in local newspaper the Liverpool Echo, which raised issues regarding the finances at the football club. James McKenna, a spokesman for fan group Spirit of Shankly, which is committed to removing Hicks Sr and George Gillett (more)...