Diamond Dallas Page is one of the toughest guys to ever lace up a pair of boots and step into a wrestling ring. An underdog champion in the truest sense, Page is the kind of guy who makes the best of any situation and rises to the top of whatever industry he’s a part of.

A former WCW/WWE champion on multiple occasions, Page started wrestling at the ripe age of 35 and didn’t hit his prime until the age of 40. He was winning matches when wrestling was at its peak – back during the now-famous Monday Night Wars. Nowadays, he’s revolutionizing another industry. Yoga. Yoga? Really? Oh hell yes really. DDP has taken a timeless practice and added in his own personal flair and, by doing so, he’s developed a literally life-saving workout.

I had the opportunity to chat with DDP following his appearance on Shark Tank.

Aaron Paul, who played Jesse Pinkman, half of the meth-making team in the AMC drama Breaking Bad, is reportedly in serious talks to appear in the upcoming spinoff Better Call Saul, according to Rolling Stone.

Paul revealed the news while promoting his action film Need For Speed, saying that “Anything Vince is involved with, I’m there,” referring to Breaking Bad creator Vince Gilligan, who is also working on the spinoff.

Star Trek #30
Parallel lives, Part 2 of 2
Written by Mike Johnson
Story Consultant: Roberto Orci
Art by Yasmin Liang
Colors by Zac Atkinson
Letters by Gilberto Lazcano
Cover by Cat Staggs
IDW Publishing
Release Date: February 26, 2014
Cover Price: $3.99

The previous issue of IDW’s Star Trek comic book series began the Parallel Lives storyline by introducing us to Jane Kirk, Captain of the USS Enterprise, and her crew. This issue, Star Trek, written by Mike Johnson, brings to a close one of the finest ‘episodes’ to come out of the divergent J.J. Abrams timeline.

When confronted with Jane Kirk and her predominately female crew, the first thing I noticed was the realization that I am a total misogynist. I didn’t realize it (my wife knew), but I suppose I was living denial. Having all the genders reversed showed how male-dominated crew positions on the Enterprise tend to be. Something I would not have noticed before.

The Flash is being brought into continuity of CW’s Arrow television show, and will be spun-off into a pilot episode that more than likely be picked up for a full-season show. While we’ve seen Grant Gustin already appear in Arrow, it was just as Barry Allen in his normal attire, rather than the iconic red and yellow Flash costume.

That all changes now, and you can see what the Flash costume will look like here below!

This week, is this the end of Bitcoin?, a massive security flaw for Apple, Comcast strongarms Netflix, Google maps everything with a cellphone, Facebook‘s WhatsApp gets VOIP, and the internet is fucked (but is there anything we can do about it?).