In 1988 a movie which scared most executives in Hollywood for being too “weird” proved to be a resounding hit for Warner Bros. Beetlejuice became the tenth-highest grossing film of the year, wowing critics and audiences alike with its macabre imagery, dark humor, fiendishly bizarre plot — and a star turn from Michael Keaton as the titular “Ghost with the Most.” Strangely, though, it would take more than three decades for a sequel to finally materialize — even if it wasn’t for a lack of trying!

Ask a layman about pro wrestling, and they’ll probably mention names like Hulk Hogan, Ultimate Warrior, Stone-Cold Steve Austin, and The Rock. Yet they’ll also likely talk about how the business isn’t as popular as it used to be. What if we told you that’s simply not true, though? Pro wrestling has quietly been experiencing a boom period that has exceeded all its former glories — and The Rock has returned to fully cement this new era of dominance.

There are few musicians on the planet who can capture the public’s attention quite like Beyoncé: she’s a bona fide transcendental superstar. And as March 2024 was coming to a close, she built on her legacy once more with the release of a brand new record. Titled Cowboy Carter, this country-inspired album has taken the music world by storm, offering up a host of fascinating talking points.

At the heart of every legendary rock band lies a figure who embodies the essence of rock ’n’ roll itself: the frontman. They’re the ones who command the stage, electrify the crowd, and ultimately etch their names into the annals of music history. From Mick Jagger’s iconic strut to Freddie Mercury’s magnetic allure, these frontmen — and frontwomen — possess a rare blend of attitude and energy that captivates their audience. Let’s look at some of the very best.