One year around Christmas in the early 1980s, Andre the Giant realized he could not breathe when he laid down to sleep. He was safe in the privacy of his secluded country home in Ellerbe ...

We’re honored to hold a giant celebration here ... The photos will show Andre at home in Ellerbe, as well as various photos from his time in Montreal, Japan, and the territories in the ...

With Andre's career in WWE essentially over, he found a new home in All Japan where he continued teaming with Baba until the end of 1992. The matches weren't good but fans got to see the giant ...

Andre the Giant was a star attraction across North America ... his adopted hometown. “Montreal was his home away from home,” says Laprade. “It was really special for him, and he was really ...

As it turns out, the Giant’s life needed no embellishment ... Because shopping could be a cumbersome experience, Andre grew fond of QVC, the home shopping channel that had launched in 1986.

Andre the Giant may have died almost 25 years ago, but special effects artist Trent Taft from New York City is bringing the famed wrestler back to fans in the form of a hyper realistic sculpture.

Andre's friend Jackie McAuley told CBS Sports that she flew out to retrieve his body and accompany him home, with the Giant riding in a jumbo-sized custom casket that she thinks may now be owned ...