-WWE stars Stephanie McMahon and Big Show are featured in the advertising for tonight's "Dinner Impossible" show on the Food Network at 9:00 p.m. CT. I believe this is the same show that Jim Ross and The Miz filmed segments for. You can read the official preview for the show at FoodNetwork.com.

-TNA star James Storm has donated his ring worn tights, knee pads, and a signed pair of boots to the Wrestler's Rescue fundraising drive to help purchase a handsfree voice box for Steve "Dr. Death" Williams. For more information on how you can win Storm's items and help a good cause, visit WrestlersRescue.org.

-Dot Net Members will be listening to the first part of the weekly Q&A session in which I answer their pro wrestling questions. Today's topics include the WWE King of The Ring, Ken Anderson, and online pirating of pay-per-view events. You can become a Dot Net Member for only $5 per month by visiting the Dot Net Members' Signup Page.

-The WWE Raw crew will be in London, England at the 02 Arena. If you are going to the show, please send a report to dotnetjason@gmail.com.

-TNA helped raise $130,000 for the Boys and Girls Club via their show in Nashville, Tenn. on Monday, according to Dixie Carter's Twitter page. The show was held in conjunction with Titans defensive lineman Kyle Vanden Bosch.

-Former TNA Knockout Angelina Love, Brutus Beefcake, Tito Santana, Danny Doring, and Julio Dinero are all scheduled to appear on Saturday's National Wrestling Superstars show in Basking Ridge, N.J. I'm sure Beefcake is warming up for his inevitable debut in TNA. Yes, I'm kidding...I think. For more information on the show, visit NWSwrestling.com.

-The show "Tosh.O" on Comedy Central has been featuring regular pro wrestling references, according to Dot Net reader Chris King. This week, Ole Anderson and The Four Horsemen were mentioned.

-The AWA will not air on ESPN Classic tonight. The network is replaying the 2001 GMAC Bowl with Marshall University against perennial football powerhouse East Carolina. Well, it is the classic sports network.

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