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It's all good that Ted DiBiase nowadays spends most of his time in charity work and social initiatives. But, given that only a handful of the current generation have ever actually heard of him, I just wish he'd give up this top level domain to some other entity that can put it to great use, no offense to the legend DiBiase

This page is more boring than the wrestler actually was. Can you believe that? Didn't even think it was possible.

Not much of a content site. The RattleSnake has let me down a little here. The page looks like it's meant to appeal to 10-year-olds only

Fit for the king that is Terry Bollea. All the Hulkamaniacs are given the treat they expect here, from vintage images to memorabilia-worthy footage

This site is all over the place. Can't even tell what it's about. Perhaps this is because of the confused career Jesse has had, first as a wrestler, then a mayor, then governor, and whatever else in between.

It is a little disappointing, but considering how long Mick has been out of the game, it comes as no surprise. At least he has his Bio info there for all his die-hard fans, and a few interview videos. But you can go through all the content in less than an hour

Kudos Bret. For a former professional wrestler, you really have put together a stellar website worthy of a star of your status. Full with Biopgraphy Info, Events, Media, and an online store. Hat tip to you

This site is filled with ads and promotions from unsolicited vendors and services remotely related to search

I practically live online, so I had heard of the risks associated with online writing sites. Several of my friends had mentioned Maven Writers, but I had my reservations. Then came one weekend when I was really overwhelmed with multiple assignments from different units due within days of each other. Out of desperation, I decided to share some of my workload with Maven Writers. A classmate revealed how to get a unique discount code to cut on the cost, then I placed 2 orders with them while I proceeded to tackle the other 2 myself. To my shock, they delivered both the papers I ordered before I was even halfway through my first. But more impressive was the excellence in the quality of the papers they sent. The content followed the instructions to the letter. The formatting was flawless and the grammar impeccable. I just couldn't help but hand over my 2 other projects to their capable hands as well. Who could blame me? Since then, Maven has been my sole provider of custom-prepared academic papers, and they are yet to disappoint. Coming from a seasoned cynical online critic like myself, that is saying a lot about their team

Evanescence is by far one of my favorite bands of all time. "Bring Me To Life", "Going Under", and "My Immortal" are timeless classics. So I admit a potential bias in this review. Regardless, I still say I love their site

Mr Jessica Biel has pulled himself together to present a fairly useful platform for his fans. Some of the content needs updating, but the site has enough relevant content to keep you glued long enough to appreciate the effort Good one JT

Complex is dude heaven. I am yet to come across a more entertaining website, and I've been all over the Internet. They have music, movies, politics, money, news, fashion, all under one roof. Their analysis of the different topics covered are always concrete, thick with details, and very intensive in their comprehensive coverage.
They must have a very strong content generation team. The best article I ever read on Complex was "Top 50 Hip Hop Dis Tracks". I almost agreed with them on each and every rank. My second favorite article was the "Top Lyricists of All Time". Here, I thought Big Pun deserved a higher rank. My third favorite article was "Top 50 Actors of All Time". Then there's "The 10 Best Rappers of the 90s". That is one tough list I wouldn't take on the responsibility of compiling. But here, once again, they really stepped up. But I slightly disagreed with the inclusion of Red Man, and Snoop Dogg, and the exclusion of big Pun. All in all, Complex is where I spend most of my time online, and with lots of regret, but no apologies. For a Hip hop head such as myself, there's nothing more I could ask for. I really used to dig The Source, Vibe, and XXL. But Complex done taken them to school on how it's done right here

This is by far the best parenting magazine that anyone can find online. The content is rich, comprehensive, and well updated frequently. From ways to deal with teething and colic, to following up on milestones and mental developments, to how to raise a smart kid, Parents.com covers it all. There are also dozens and dozens of "How-To" videos to give full views and illustrations of the guides already delivered in text. There's also features that make the entire experience interactive, since it allows for public contributions and commenting, besides the all-helpful ability to directly ask specific questions unique to a user's needs and queries. This is the best site for all parents, and a definite gem for a new parent. Whether it's an itch a parent is clueless about, or a baby who won't sleep or stop crying, or a curiosity as to whether a parent is doing something right, Parents.com has all those covered and is always ready with an answer. And given all the contributions by other parents in the platform, it makes one feel less lonely in whatever they are going through.
This here is a God-sent!

HP.com is dense with relevant information not just about their products, but regarding technological accessories accompanying their key offerings. Well worth the time spent here

I am in love with Dell, and everything that Big Mike touches. It would be very hard for me to say anything negative about their website. The only thing I can advice is that they give it a more store-like format, and less of a PR medium.
Other than that, it's all good.

Katy has really kept it real with this page. I especially love the Store tab, with KATY PERRY MERCH, KATY PERRY COLLECTIONS, and COVERGIRL. Keep it up Katy!

I'll be honest here; I've been a Coldplay fan since the days of "Fix You", and I've loved them all-through since. But this site is whack, which is nothing to celebrate or get angry over, but just disappointed about

This is just unbelievable. Is this how dead her career is? This domain is up for sale. It's like Nivea never existed. Lil Wayne and The Dream really messed this one up

Nash really goes professional here. He presents a very textbook and formal image of not just The Dream as he is known to the public, but the businessman behind the man as well. Really nice work

Hussle represents a reincarnation of West Coast Gangsta Rap, and all this is personified in his site iHussle.com. It's like a rebirth of the G-Funk era. Great visuals abound