Recently, the new Kane in the wrestling scene went viral after sharing a few of his appearances on Twitter. He has become a big topic of conversation.

Whether it's the pressure of working in a fast-paced industry or they let the fame get to their heads, a lot of celebrity chefs can be nightmares to work with.

The Best and Worst of WWE Raw for September 16, 2019, featuring Kane meeting The Fiend, R-Truth meeting the mayor, and the King of the Ring.

On Monday's episode of Raw, Kane defeated Finn Balor just one night after The Demon earned a hard-fought victory over AJ Styles at WWE's Tables, Ladders & Chairs pay-per-view.

While the original Kane, Glenn Jacobs, may have stepped away from wrestling and into the political realm, there appears to be a new demon in town.

The Devil's Favorite Demon is the WWE Universe's favorite WWE Hall of Fame inductee today, as an outpouring of tributes have poured in following the surprise announcment on WWE The Bump.

Before Glenn Jacobs became known as the demon Kane, he worked a slew of failed gimmicks in the WWE. On a recent episode of the Talk Is Jericho podcast, Jacobs discussed some of his old characters ...

When Kane first charged into WWE 18 years ago, a masked monster who only spoke with violence, it would have been impossible to imagine him playing the annoying-corporate-tool-at-the-office role ...

Kane used to be one of the great all-purpose monsters in WWE, but these days the Devil’s Favorite Demon has given way to Glenn Jacobs, Mayor of Knox County, TN. As a resident of Knoxville myself ...

Kane, the Devil's Favorite Demon himself, has been picked to enter the books of legend in the WWE Hall of Fame Class of 2021 as a fitting new chapter in his long and storied career.

Kane is the latest inductee in the WWE Hall of Fame’s Class of 2021, joining Molly Holly and Eric Bischoff.