You have to know the name "The Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase. In the '80s, he rose to fame in the World Wrestling Federation as one of the greatest villains ever, flaunting his riches so openly, his stunting makes the Birdman looks shy.

Two decades later, the DiBiase name is back atop the wrestling game. DiBiase's son, Ted Jr., is part of the WWE's top faction of bad guys, the Legacy (along with third-generation former champ Randy Orton and the son of Dusty Rhodes, Cody). On Sunday, the Legacy led their team into the Survivor Series — against Miami's own MVP, Kofi Kingston, Mark Henry and others — in an old-school elimination match.

In December, young DiBiase stars in "The Marine 2," the sequel to the 2005 John Cena-starring flick. DiBiase isn't taking over Cena's role; he's a whole new soldier. We all know Cena is hip-hop's number-one representative in the WWE locker room, but what do the other guys listen to?

"It depends on if Big Show has his iPod dock or Chris Jericho [has his dock]," DiBiase said. "If it's Chris Jericho, then it'll be Ozzy [Osborne]. It's all rock and roll. Then Big Show, he's got some old country, Hank Williams Jr. It varies."

DiBiase himself is more into pop and hip-hop. "I'm a fan of all music," he said. "I'm not just saying that. I like the pop music that comes out. I live in Mississippi, so I do like the country music. I'm a big fan of the Kings of Leon. I really dig their music. I work out to Eminem and stuff. He gets me going in the gym. He's got some good lyrics, and he gets me a little pissed off. That's what I need to push some weights sometime."

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