Brooke Shields remembered Hogan by sharing a photo of the duo arm wrestling as Kathy Griffin stood behind them. “Rest easy, Hulk. This moment and his entire guest episode on ‘Suddenly Susan’ was a true highlight,” she wrote via Instagram. “Sending love to all of his loved ones today.”

Hulk Hogan called the Netflix biopic's script "powerful," even hoping Chris Hemsworth would receive Oscar attention for his role

Scroll down for photos from Hogan’s on-screen career. LOVE BOAT, “Who’s The Champ” (Season 9), Patricia Klous, Ted McGinley, Hulk Hogan, Gavin McLeod, Jill Whelan, (kneeling:) Bruce Jenner, Tim Rossovich, 1977-86

It’s been a tragic four days for Hollywood, with three stars across several different parts of the entertainment industry dying unexpectedly. Malcolm-Jamal Warner, best known for roles on The Cosby Show,

Brooke Shields, Sylvester Stallone, Donald Trump and JD Vance were among the many paying their respects to wrestler Hulk Hogan following his death on Thursday.

The world of professional wrestling lost one of its most iconic figures with the passing of Hulk Hogan. Born Terry Bollea, Hogan was more than just a wrestler;

Hulk Hogan's legacy is complicated for fans who remember the peak of his pro wrestling glory, before his sex tape, racist slurs and MAGA stumping.

As the world mourns the passing of wrestling icon Hulk Hogan, one is inevitably reminded of the perfect casting for his biopic that Hollywood wasted.

The nearly 40-year personal connection between World Wrestling Entertainment Hall of Famers Donald Trump and Hulk Hogan — who died Thursday at 71 — began with WrestleMania IV. The 1988 pay-per-view event,