In Review: “Ninja’s Creed” Starring WWE Diva, Gail Kim
“Some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon them.” At face value, this appears to be the moral of Ninja’s Creed. And if it were, this film would have been a rather straightforward, predictable “accept your destiny” story. As is, this movie is much more—at least, it tries to be—and whether or not it reaches that level depends on your reaction to the last third of the movie. Me? I appreciate the effort, but it doesn’t excuse the shoddy executio...
In Review: “Shoot Interview with Ivory”
With all the hype surrounding former WWE Diva Maria Kanellis' shoot interviews with Kayfabe Commentaries and Highspots, it's easy to see how other shoots may fall by the wayside. Such is the case of WWE Alumni, Ivory and her shoot with RF Video. Ivory -- real name Lisa Moretti -- has a tendency to be candid, brash and downright hilarious, so I was itching to get my hands on this interview. I had a feeling that Ivory would deliver all the juicy gossip and backstage stories of the WWE. Boy, was I ...
In Review: “YouShoot: Maria Kanellis” (Shoot Interview)
This week saw the much anticipated release of Maria Kanellis' second shoot interview, 'YouShoot: Maria Kanellis', via Kayfabe Commentaries. Diva Dirt received a copy earlier in the week and let me tell you -- if you thought the trailer was must watch, wait till you see the whole thing!
Unlike the standard shoot interview, Kayfabe Commentaries has developed a really fun, interactive concept with YouShoot. Most, if not all, of the questions are sent in by fans and there's even video questions t...
In Review: “Diva Diaries with Maria Kanellis” (Shoot Interview)
It's been about five months since Maria Kanellis was released from the WWE but boy, what a busy five months it's been. From 'The Celebrity Apprentice' to her debut EP, 'Sevin Sins', Maria has been juggling several projects. The latest of her projects are two shoot interviews: one for Highspots.com and one for Kayfabe Commentaries. Today, we'll be looking at 'Diva Diaries with Maria Kanellis', her shoot interview for Highspots.
Filmed while 'Apprentice' was still on the air, the shoot opens wi...
In Review: Mickie James – “Strangers & Angels” by Jennifer Logsdon
I received my copy of Mickie James’ 'Strangers & Angels' CD yesterday, and listened to every song today, so I offered to do a review for Diva Dirt. They said to go for it, so here goes!
First, a disclaimer. I’ve been a fan of Mickie James’ since she debuted in the WWE in 2005. But I’ve promised to be an unbiased reviewer, and I will be.
The first song is the single, 'Are You with Me?'. It’s a country rock-style song that celebrates being a country girl. A good pick to be the...
In Review: Maria Kanellis – “Sevin Sins”
When Maria Kanellis announced all those months ago that she would be releasing her own music, I'm not going to lie, I didn't take her seriously. Usually when people cross over between media platforms, the result is contrived and lacks substance. Just because an actor is great at acting, it doesn't mean they're going to make a great musical artist and vice versa. The likes of Paris Hilton, for example, has tried crossing over from well, whatever it is that Paris Hilton does, to music and yielded ...
Review: Torrie Wilson’s Shoot Interview
I'm not usually one to purchase shoot interviews or DVDs of the wrestling variety at all for that matter. I guess I'm satisfied (or less satisfied) with what I see on TV and online, so have never felt the need to go out of my way to buy a WrestleMania DVD or anything. As a consumer, I'm very particular about the products I buy - case in point - I haven't bought a CD in nearly 10 years until last November, when Leona Lewis released her debut album 'Spirit'. But when I found out that my favour...
Review: TNA Knocked Out
Next month, TNA celebrates one year of it's much celebrated Knockouts division with the release of 'Knocked Out', a DVD featuring all of the Knockouts including recently departed Gail Kim and Salinas. It was at Bound For Glory in October 2007 that the division was launched with a 10 woman gauntlet match to determine the first Knockout Champion and this DVD comes precisely one year from that historic event. One could argue that it's too soon to release a Knockouts DVD but given the reception ...
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