Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook In 2006, Jack Black starred as Ignacio, a cook for the Oaxaca monastery orphanage where he was ...

In the world of lucha libre, the 2006 comedy film "Nacho Libre" is a curious case. In part because it's a comedy and in part because it was an American film made for American audiences, it is a very ...

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A telling joke in "Nacho Libre" has one character rubbing a handful of poop in someone else's face. By the end of the comedy, a lampoon of Mexican monasteries and pro wrestling, the audience can ...

The Dallas Cowboys' offensive line is expected to return to full strength with starting center Cooper Beebe preparing to re-enter the lineup in Week 9 against the Arizona Cardinals on Monday Night ...

Dallas Cowboys offensive lineman Cooper Beebe is set to return to the lineup in Week 9 of the NFL season, but first he had to show off his Halloween spirit. Beebe has been practicing throughout the ...

Soft, sweet, and endearing, the film was a popular hit. But for Sergio Gutiérrez Benítez, there was one flaw. The movie failed to tell the real story of Benítez. He is better known as Fray Tormenta, ...

Speaking to Brown Bag Mornings, Rey Mysterio was asked where Jack Black's character of Nacho Libre ranks among the greatest luchadors of all time. Many wrestling fans will consider Rey Mysterio to be ...

In a city known for its flavor and contradictions – where salsa meets reggaetón, heartbreak meets empowerment, and every block has its own soundtrack – Fer Ariza and Nacho just dropped what might be ...