Foley interviews, Waltman talks Chyna, Austin on Fallon, Questions on a Bryan heel turn, entrance music, the XFL's camera, and who does the site, Jimmy Hart interview, TNA has UK party, Hogan video game, more on WWE's audit, Flair's manager comments on court order, WWE-Price is Right connection, new talent to debut in FCW, and the UWF website

Mick Foley was on filmmaker Kevin Smith's "Plus One" podcast recently. He was also interviewed by Alex Marvez, who clearly isn't a fan of TNA. Glad Foley's charity work has gone so well.

Sean Waltman commented on Chyna's decision to make another adult film. I'm split as to whether to cover things like this.

Stone Cold Steve Austin was on Jimmy Fallon Friday night/Saturday morning.

Here's my take to today's PWInsider.com questions:
1. Don't give up on Bryan as a face just yet. It's going to take a while for things to settle in after the draft. At least they're putting him on the show regularly. As for a heel turn, I think a more intense Bryan would be pretty entertaining, but I don't think it's time to go that route just yet.

I don't have anything to add to #2, but to add to what they said for 3. For music that isn't done by an outside band and used, Jim Johnston's the go-to composer in WWE, and Dale Oliver does a lot of it in TNA. Dixie Carter's husband sings Beer Money's entrance music, interestingly enough, and of course John Cena and Mickie James sing their own themes. As for things link Alberto's car and Triple H's spray, I imagine Creative comes up with some of that.

4. I don't think you can copyright or trademark things like that, but I could be wrong.

5. I do all of it myself, which is why it takes so long sometimes (Sorry!). It's a hobby.

All of the rest of today's news is after the break!

There was a brief interview with Jimmy Hart on Slam!. That Dick Clark quote is brilliant.

Here's a report from a party TNA had in the UK. Let the speculation of a New Age Outlaw reunion in TNA begin.

Hulk Hogan's going to have his own video game on the Xbox 360. Not a bad premise.

Here's more on WWE's recent audit.

Ric Flair's manager commented on the recent court order. Technically, she's right. He does have until 6/27 to pay up, but it's clear that he'll be arrested if he doesn't.

A number of WWE Divas taped appearances for The Price is Right. That's pretty cool. They're doing a really good job getting the talent out in the mainstream lately. No word on which Divas were there and when the shows will air.

Former independent wrestler Jon Moxley has been rechristened "Dean Ambrose" for FCW. Meh, could be worse.

Finally, the website for the UWF is now up and running.

That's all for Friday's news. I'll have more this weekend.