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Seth Rollins Returns at WWE Elimination Chamber

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Seth Rollins was on a roll in 2025. WWE World Heavyweight Champion, the leader of The Vision — he was on top of the world. That all changed when he got injured at the tail end of last year, taking him out of action for months. With the nature of his injury, it would’ve kept him out of action until WrestleMania season, which proved to be true. WWE has been teasing his return with masked men for weeks now. At Elimination Chamber , they did it again, but the first man was just a plant. Out came Rollins in his jacket and mask, Curb Stomping Logan Paul as Paul Heyman screamed at him. His return allowed Randy Orton to defeat Cody Rhodes and become the men’s Elimination Chamber winner. Rollins has maintained he wasn’t ring-ready, including this week. “No, I will not be able to do anything this weekend, but we’re getting close. I mean, look, I can move it around. It’s not in a sling anymore. It’s feeling good. It was in October is when I got the surgery. So you look at the timeline, we’re ...
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WWE Elimination Chamber: Danhausen Unveiled as the Crate Mystery (And He Got Booed)

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After a month of teasing a mysterious crate, WWE finally unveiled what was inside at Elimination Chamber . Fans were sure that it would be the return of Chris Jericho, whose wrestling status remains up in the air . While it wasn’t Jericho, another AEW talent did debut. When the crate first opened up, there was a lot of smoke. A coffin emerged and out came several Danhausen dancers. Then, Danhausen came out of the coffin. At first, he got cheers from the Chicago crowd, but the longer he walked to the ring, the more disinterested WWE fans became. By the end, he was being booed. Commentary tried their best to keep the audience at home engaged, but it appears they didn’t understand it. Danhausen follows in the footsteps of Royce Keys (formerly Powerhouse Hobbs) of recent AEW acquisitions . . @DanhausenAD was in the BOX pic.twitter.com/bYh7RADdu9 — WWE (@WWE) March 1, 2026 Who is Danhausen? What to know about WWE’s latest signing Danhausen rose to prominence on the independent w...
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WWE Elimination Chamber Live Results: Who Is Going to WrestleMania 42?

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It’s the final Premium Live Event before WrestleMania 42 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Elimination Chamber decides the final two title challengers for Jade Cargill and Drew McIntyre. The night kicked off win the Women’s Elimination Chamber match, so it’s safe to assume the men will bookend the night. In the women’s match, there are several who are very familiar with this structure. Alexa Bliss, who won the inaugural women’s Chamber in 2018, Asuka, Tiffany Stratton, Raquel Rodriguez, and Rhea Ripley. Kiana James is this year’s standout much like Lash Legend and Stratton in previous years. James entered her first Royal Rumble this year, checking off yet another career milestone. The match felt extremely fast-paced this year. There weren’t any eliminations until all the women were in the ring, but Raquel Rodriguez was able to take out James and Asuka at the same time. While Stratton had her eye on the prize after losing the Rumble in January, Mami came out on top once again. She’s never won...
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If Your Dog Is Always Anxious, Painting Your Walls This Color Can Help

You can buy your dog a puzzle feeder, put on “dog TV,” and leave a shirt that smells like you. Then you walk in the door and still find a shredded pillow or chew marks on your coffee table. At that point, you start wondering if your home itself is actually part of the problem. One idea making the rounds comes from Dr. Eleni Nicolaou, an art therapist and creative wellness expert at Davincified , who says we forget how much pets absorb from the rooms they live in. “We tend to forget that our pets are absorbing their environment in ways we can never fully appreciate,” Nicolaou says. “Dogs may not see color the way we do, but that doesn’t mean they’re unaffected by it. The visual tone of a room can either soothe them or add to their stress.” Dogs don’t see the full rainbow humans do. The American Kennel Club explains that dogs are closer to red-green color blindness, with blues and yellows coming through better, while reds skew duller, closer to gray or brown. That means your “warm, en...
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Scientists Just Watched a Brain Go on a Psychedelic Trip in Real Time

If you’ve ever tried to explain a psychedelic trip to someone who has never had one, you’ve probably ended up sounding like an insane person. A new study takes a more helpful route. Instead of debating the meaning of a melting wall, researchers watched what a psychedelic does to brain activity as it happened, in awake mice, across the surface of the cortex. The team, led by researchers linked to Ruhr University Bochum with collaborators in Hong Kong and Singapore, used optical voltage imaging. In plain English, the mice were engineered so specific neurons glow in step with electrical activity, letting the scientists record waves sweeping across the brain without poking it full of electrodes. The full research was published in Communications Biology . Then they gave the mice psychedelic-like compounds that activate the serotonin 5-HT2A receptor, a key target in classic psychedelics. The headline result was a slow rhythm in the visual cortex at about 5 cycles per second. After the drug...
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A ‘Princess’ in Her Coffin Fell Off a Cliff Over 100 Years Ago, and Archaeologists Finally Know More About Her

Sometime around 1899, a cliff near Bagicz on Poland’s northwest coast gave up a secret it had been holding onto for a long time. Erosion undercut the ground, and a wooden coffin slid out of the earth and down the face of the bluff. Inside was an adult woman, placed on a cowhide and buried with a bronze pin, a necklace made from glass and amber beads, and a pair of bronze bracelets. The burial was unusual enough that archaeologists started calling her the “Princess of Bagicz,” a nickname that stuck even as the evidence pointed to a much simpler life. The coffin did a lot of the heavy lifting here. It was a log coffin, with the box and lid carved from a single oak trunk, a kind of organic material that usually rots away before anyone gets a chance to study it. This one survived because it sat in a wet, humid environment that helped preserve the wood long past its expected expiration date. Researchers say it’s the only preserved wooden sarcophagus of its kind from the Roman Iron Age. Th...
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Marathon Server Slam Players Reveal Their Biggest Complaints About the Game

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After being delayed in 2025, Bungie’s Marathon is finally here. However, so far, reactions to the game’s early server tests have been mixed. On PlayStation Network, PS5 reviews for the extraction shooter are low. Here is what players are saying about the Marathon Server Slam. Marathon Server Slam Gets Divisive Early Reaction Screenshot: Bungie Bungie’s Marathon is releasing on Thursday, March 5, 2026. To prepare for its launch, the extraction shooter is now hosting a free-to-play Marathon Server Slam test. For a limited time, PS5 and PC players can hop into the extraction shooter for free. When Marathon first held its beta tests last year, the game had a lukewarm reaction from audiences. So how does the shooter fare after being delayed by 6 months? Well, according to early player reactions, it seems Bungie’s Marathon might be in for a divisive response again. Screenshot: Bungie Here are some of the biggest complaints players have about the Marathon Server Slam: Bigg...
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