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Hulk Hogan is a divorced man, twice over. Is his third marriage heading in the same direction?

The WWE legend has been enjoying a bit of resurgence in 2024. Between speaking at the RNC before Trump accepted the GOP nomination to the recent Netflix documentary, Mr McMahon, in which Hulk has made some shocking confessions, there’s a kind of no escapting him.

It’s been awhile since Hogan has been on the world stage like this, as disgraces in his personal life have kept him squarely out of the limelight.

Among them include a sextape, getting fired from the WWE for using the N-Word, and two failed marriages.

Now, the talk of the town is if his latest marriage will as his first two did. Is divorce on the horizon for Hulk?

Pro-wrestler Hulk Hogan and wife Linda on the set of their daughter Brooke’s music video shoot ‘Bout...

London – Financing and distribution group Intandem Films chief executive and founder Gary Smith is exiting the company amid a top-tier management shakeup and a change in corporate direction. Smith will be replaced at the top by former Walt Disney high-flier Robert Mitchell, who first arrived at Intandem in 2011 as a non-executive director. The company -- whose sales slate includes Jules Stewart's L.A. county jail drama K-11, actress Kristen Stewart's mother's debut, which was unveiled to buyers during the Marche du Film in Cannes last year -- will focus on its financing and sales activities. Smith

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Exclusive: Evan Rachel Wood has landed the female lead in 10 Things I Hate About Life, the film that is being mounted by the producing and directing duo behind the 1999 film 10 Things I Hate About You. That’s writer-director Gil Junger and producer Andrew Lazar, who’s producing with Junger and Intandem Films CEO Gary Smith. The Los Angeles-set romantic comedy isn’t a sequel to the 1999 film that starred Heath Ledger, Julia Stiles and Joseph Gordon-Levitt. Rather, it’s about a young man and woman who meet while each is attempting to commit suicide, and they find in each other some great reasons to keep on living. Production begins shortly in La. Last seen in The Ides Of March, Wood has several films coming up including The Necessary Death Of Charlie Countryman. She’s repped by CAA.

Intandem Films has pulled together $10 million in financing for Gil Junger's rom-com "10 Things I Hate About Life" which will begin shooting this November in Los Angeles reports Variety.

Despite the presence of the same director and a similar title to 1999's ''10 Things I Hate About You", this is Not a sequel to that film but has a "similar spirit". This time the story follows two people who meet when they are trying to commit suicide in a scenic spot.

"Captain America" actress Hayley Atwell was attached at one point to star but she's now out due to scheduling issues. Junger, Gary Smith and Andrew Lazar will produce.

Former paratrooper has co-written The Veteran, a fictional story inspired by the experiences of soldiers returning to civilian life

A former paratrooper who suffered post-traumatic stress disorder after serving in Iraq and Afghanistan has co-written a film exposing the mental wounds and acute desolation endured by many soldiers returning home to civilian life.

Robert Henry Craft, 53, from Broadstairs in Kent, has based the lead character of The Veteran on his own experience of serving on the frontline and "fighting his demons".

The film, which cost £3.1m to shoot, stars 28-year-old Toby Kebbell, a Bafta-nominated actor, and Brian Cox, the Olivier award-winner, who plays an officer in the security services. It is set to spark controversy by focusing on the large number of veterans returning to a life on the streets, or crime and family break-up.

"I had post-traumatic stress disorder and that's from more than 20 years' service," Craft said. His film,...

London -- U.K. sales and finance banner Intandem Films, listed here on the Alternative Investment Market, told the market it is forecasting a fall in revenues in the year to June 30, 2010 ahead of its scheduled November full results release.

But the London based group said it also expects to show the reduction of losses this year from the same period in 2009.

The company issued its trading update ahead of the publication of its report and accounts for the year ended 30 June 2010, which are scheduled for release in November 2010.

It noted that sales have been brisk for Nick Moran's "The Kid" and "Beneath Hill 60," scheduled for DVD release here in September, is also doing good business.

The company also added the Kevin Spacey starrer "Telstar" to its roster of international sales slate and aims to continue its strategy to secure worldwide sales rights for films in the $10 million to $25 million budget range.

London -- U.K. sales and finance banner Intandem Films, listed here on the Alternative Investment Market, raised £500,000 ($750,000) via a share issue.

The company offered 12,500,000 new ordinary shares of 0.1 pence at a placing price of £0.04 pence ($0.07), representing a premium of 60% to the closing mid price on March 25.

The company told the stock exchange the cash raised would be used to repay an outstanding loan of £50,000 ($70,000) and fund the working capital requirement of the company as it seeks to expand its operations.

Intandem also said Monday a major shareholder has agreed to convert a £450,000 convertible loan note into 10,000,000 new ordinary shares of 0.1 pence at an effective conversion price of 4.5 pence per share, representing a premium of 80% to the closing mid price on March 25.

The moves mean that since September 2009, Intandem has removed £7 million ($10 million) of liabilities from its balance sheet.

Intandem chief executive Gary Smith said: "I am delighted to have...

LONDON -- U.K. movie sales and finance house Intandem, listed on the Alternative Investment Market here, is launching a stand-alone horror genre marketing banner and DVD distribution label, FearFactory. The startup company aims to raise £6 million ($10.4 million) in a placement with private investors, Intandem chief executive Gary Smith said Wednesday. The new venture, in partnership with Spice Factory, Colin Pons of Studio of the North and Mark Thomas of Ballpark Prods., launches at the end of February and aims to raise the cash via an Enterprise Investment Scheme.