Two Pillars of Power: How Canada’s Hart Legacy and America’s Hulkamania Built Modern Wrestling

When you think about the golden age of professional wrestling—the era of Saturday morning cartoons, iconic yellow t-shirts, and sold-out arenas—one name immediately comes to mind: Hulk Hogan. For decades, the accepted story has been that Hogan, backed by Vince McMahon’s marketing machine, single-handedly launched wrestling into the stratosphere of popular culture. But that’s only […]

The Quiet Conquest: How Canada Became America’s Pop Culture Superpower

It is a well-documented yet persistently intriguing phenomenon in the study of Western popular culture: Canada, a nation with a population approximately one-tenth that of the United States, consistently produces cultural exports that penetrate and profoundly influence the American landscape to a degree that is vastly disproportionate to its demographic or economic weight. This dynamic […]

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