WWE’s The Rock Returns

If you have just tuned into WWE Monday Night Raw, you’ll have witnessed possibly one of the most memorable live events in the history of Raw, not to mention the best thing to happen to the WWE in years – Dwayne Johnson aka The Rock making his return to the ring.

This 20 minute segment alone has sent social media websites into overdrive, and for those of you who are not too familiar with The Rock, we can tell you that it’s been over seven years since he last returned to the WWE.

If you want to watch what happened during Raw, you can tune into WWE.com or YouTube to watch a replay of what happened, we’re going to focus on the impact his return has had on social media. Dwayne Johnson himself took the opportunity to promote his Facebook account during the show, while the WWE themselves decided to jump on the social media bandwagon too, by setting up a live chat with Dwayne Johnson on the official website.

If you head to the social media section of their website here, you’ll be able to see a live chat in progress, in which you’ll be able to participate yourselves by asking The Rock a question. On the Twitter homepage, you’ll see that The Rock’s return has had an instant impact on the social networking website, as the term ‘Dwayne Johnson’ is now one of the Twitter trending topics.

You can also read individual tweets from users by following this link on Google. We wouldn’t be surprised if the WWE receive a significant boost in ratings just thanks to this 20 minute segment by The Rock.

Kid Rock Posts Curse-Laden Response to Angry Arkansas Fans

Kid Rock:Kid Rock believes the show must go on. The Detroit rocker decided not to cancel a concert at the Verizon Center in Little Rock, Arkansas, last week, in spite of a heavy storm that covered the ground -- and the roads -- with more than six inches of snow. His decision was applauded by some who braved the treacherous weather to attend the concert, but garnered outrage from those who had purchased tickets but were unable to navigate the dangerous conditions. Before hitting the stage on February 9, Rock took to his website to reply to those who accused the star of cheating them out of their money by not postponing the gig.

"It's this simple," he wrote. "If you bought tix to tonight's show and can't make it, YOU WILL BE GETTING A REFUND, STRAIGHT OUT OF MY POCKET. I've never ripped any of my fans off, EVER!!! I have also NEVER missed a show. I know there are people who drove here from Memphis and Oklahoma, been in their cars all day driving and dealing with this s----y weather, the same as me and my band have the WHOLE TOUR. You so called 'fans' on my website bitching and moaning and saying I'm greedy, can GO F--- YOURSELVES, plain and simple. Throw out my CDs and lose my number. I don't want drama kings and queens like y'all anywhere around myself, band, crew, family or my fans."