'WWE: Unreal' To Debut On Netflix, Promises A Peek Behind The Curtain
Last Updated:
The show promises to give viewers an opportunity to step into the WWE writer's room and a glimpse at the wrestlers outside the ring.
Streaming giants Netflix announced the drop of 'WWE: Unreal Season 1', a look behind the curtain that divides wrestling superstars and fan, on Wednesday with the brand new show set to debut on the 29th of July.
The show promises to give viewers a glimpse into the WWE writer's room, production meetings and an opportunity to step outside the ring with the wrestlers.
'For the first time ever, step into the WWE writer's room and outside the ring with your favorite WWE Superstars, where the drama is just as intense offstage as it is under the spotlight," Netflix's caption on social media platform Instagram read.
The show is set to be a series of five episodes, each with a runtime of around 50 minutes.
Multiple big-names including former American football star Peyton Manning, Jamie Horowitz, Ross Ketover, Keith Cossrow, Ken Rodgers, Jessica Boddy, Lee Fitting, Ben Houser, and Marc Pomarico have united to produce the one-of-a-kind show set to feaure on the OTT platform.
First Published:
June 25, 2025, 20:42 IST
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
NDTV
20 minutes ago
- NDTV
"Mind-Blowing": Internet Lauds Artist's Hyper-Realistic Fish Thali Made Out Of Wax
A Jhansi-based artist is going viral on social media and for all the right reasons. Her talent lies in creating hyper-realistic food-themed candles. Quirky culinary-inspired keychains and fridge magnets are not a thing of the past. But this creative woman is taking her craft a notch higher by making incredibly lifelike illustrations resembling popular Indian dishes. Among her versatile candle arts, one that has recently grabbed attention is a unique and delightful fish thali candle. In a video she posted on Instagram, the artist shows off the fantastically detailed fish thali. The clip opens to the artist pouring wax on a non-edible fish kept inside a mould. Next, she drizzles yellow-coloured wax into two other moulds, which soon take the shapes of a pomfret and kingfish. Once dried, she scoops them out and coats the waxfish with a brown-shaded water colour so that they look roasted. After that, a sufficient amount of liquid wax is streamed into another bowl, and wax-made rice grains are added. Similarly, the skilled artist prepared shockingly true-to-life gravy and paper-thin chapatis/bhakris. Also Read: Viral Video Showing Candles Shaped Like Dosa-Sambar-Chutney Wows Users The artist makes super-realistic prawns in the same manner and paints them with a dark colour, giving the impression of a properly-cooked meal. Even the salad spread, comprising a lemon wedge, a slice of onion and a green chilli, is made entirely of wax. Can you believe it? To finish things off, the artist presents the delectable yet inedible thali in a traditional plate. We also spotted wax gulab jamuns on the plate. View this post on Instagram A post shared by ???????????????????? ???????? ???????????????? | Pioneers of Ladoo & Indian Mithai Candles (@ Here's how people reacted in the comments: 'Who wouldn't want a non-veg candle?' asked a user jokingly. 'You're telling me I'm not supposed to eat this??! Girl, your work is beautiful!' gushed another. 'Beautiful. I already feel hungry,' confessed a foodie. A fish enthusiast noted, 'You nailed it. As a Bengali, I was drooling at this thali.' 'I would never light the candles. Too stunning!' read a sweet remark. 'This is so real that my brain is getting confused,' admitted one person. What are your thoughts on this viral video?
Hindustan Times
2 hours ago
- Hindustan Times
Sabrina Carpenter unveils new cover for Man's Best Friend: ‘Approved by God'
Sabrina Carpenter has finally responded to the controversy surrounding her next album, Man's Best Friend, and its cover in her own subtle way. The pop icon has now dropped a new cover on Instagram and said that it has been approved by 'god' himself. In the black and white poster, Sabrina can be seen in a sleeveless gown, clutching onto the arm of a man, who is looking away from the camera. In the background, we can spot a few other men, dressed in formals. Sabrina Carpenter unveiled an alternative cover for Man's Best Friend(Getty Images via AFP) The Grammy-winning singer's caption read, 'I signed some copies of Man's Best Friend for you guys & here is a new alternate cover approved by God available now on my website.' What was the controversy? A few weeks ago, Sabrina Carpenter announced Man's Best Friend. At that time, the star also revealed a cover art featuring her on her knees in a black little dress. In front of her was a man clutching her hair. The cover stirred a debate online, with many labeling it inappropriate. Sabrina Carpenter's 7th Album: Man's Best Friend Man's Best Friend marks Sabrina Carpenter's seventh studio album. She has earlier released Eyes Wide Open, Evolution, Singular: Act I, Singular: Act II, Emails I Can't Send and Short n' Sweet. Busy Tour Schedule Ahead Sabrina Carpenter will perform at London's iconic Hyde Park on July 5 and 6. Then, the star will impress her fans at Lollapalooza on August 3. In October, she will perform at both weekends of Austin City Limits (October 4 and 11). Later in the year, Sabrina will begin another part of her Short n' Sweet tour in North America. This includes three concerts each at Madison Square Garden in New York and Arena in Los Angeles. ALSO READ: Offset reveals Sabrina Carpenter as his celebrity crush: 'Great taste in her…' FAQs 1. Why was Sabrina Carpenter's Man's Best Friend album cover controversial? The original cover showed her kneeling while a man held her hair. 2. What does 'approved by God' mean in Sabrina's new album cover post? It is a tongue-in-cheek response from Sabrina, showing she stands by her creative choices. 3. How many albums has Sabrina Carpenter released so far? Man's Best Friend marks Sabrina Carpenter's seventh studio album. She has earlier released Eyes Wide Open, Evolution, Singular: Act I, Singular: Act II, Emails I Can't Send and Short n' Sweet.
Time of India
2 hours ago
- Time of India
Elnaaz Norouzi names Salman Khan as her reliable 3am Bollywood friend: 'Agar mujhe kuch chaheye toh i'll call Salman Khan'
Elnaaz Norouzi, an Iranian-German actress known for 'Sacred Games' and 'The Traitor', revealed Salman Khan as her reliable "3am friend." Starting as a model at 14, she debuted in Bollywood with 'Hello Charlie'. During #MeToo, she accused filmmaker Vipul Shah of misconduct but avoided legal action due to visa concerns. Elnaaz Norouzi , who is currently in the news for her appearance in 'The Traitor', is an Iranian-German actress and model known for her work in web series. She gained recognition for her role in the popular Netflix series 'Sacred Games' and has appeared in several Bollywood films. Fluent in multiple languages, she has successfully bridged cultures through her work. Revealed 3am Bollywood Friend Recently, in an interview with Instant Bollywood, Elnaaz was asked about her "3am best friends" in the Bollywood industry. She replied, "Agar 3am mei mujhe kuch chaheye aur woh ho jana chaheye toh i'll call Salman Khan because he is up at night. Toh agar 3am mei unko call karungi toh he will pick up." Early Life and Career Beginnings Elnaaz belongs to Iran, and later shifted to Germany with her family. At the age of 14, she started her career as a model. For the unversed, she is popularly known for the Netflix series 'Sacred Games', where she played Zoya, which was loved by fans. Apart from this, she has done many OTT shows like 'Chutzpah', 'Made in Heaven', 'Ranneeti', and others. She made her Bollywood debut with the movie 'Hello Charlie', which is available on Amazon Prime Video. #MeToo Allegations and Challenges In 2018, amid the #MeToo movement, Elnaaz Norouzi brought attention to allegations against filmmaker Vipul Shah, accusing him of inappropriate behavior during multiple auditions, including unwanted physical contact and a kiss. She chose not to pursue legal action, concerned that filing a complaint might threaten her visa status as a non-resident of India.
