Former Wrestler’s Role In International Peace
Former WCW wrestler and NBA Hall of Famer, Dennis Rodman, believes he played an instrumental role in peace talks between North Korean leader, Kim Jong-Un, and President Donald J. Trump. According to TMZ, Rodman was able to pass some of President Trump’s Books to Kim Jong-Un while serving as United States Sports Ambassador last year, which may have opened doors to a potential friendship between the two world leaders. According to Rodman, his mutual friendship with Kim Jong-Un and President Trump may have been an instrumental factor in furthering diplomacy between the United States and North Korea. Readers interested in Rodman’s full TMZ video may watch below:
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Former World Champ Now An Art Instructor
Former WCW World Champion, David Arquette, is now a certified Bob Ross art instructor. The actor turned wrestler sat down with director Mick Garris, host of the Post Mortem podcast, and elaborated:
“I recently took a Bob Ross instructional course. He is so calming and so amazing, the way he paints so fast. I was just obsessed with it and it relaxed me, so I was just watching one time and thoughts, ‘I wonder if you can still take his course?’ So I called up BobRoss.com and they were like, ‘Yeah, there’s a local instructor you can find.’ So, I met this guy, and he was amazing. I took this course and then I asked him, ‘How did you get certified to do this?’ He said, ‘Well it’s a three week course in New Smyrna Beach.’ So this past summer I went there and I did it. Now I’ve taught like thirty people how to paint these little happy trees.”
Readers interested in listening to Garris’ entire interview with Arquette may do so HERE.
