Bruce Lee movies are known for their iconic martial art fight scenes. In 1978's "Game of Death," Bruce Lee's fight scene with ...

The Sandbox, a Web3 Lego-like virtual world, announced a multi-year partnership with Bruce Lee Enterprises for Bruce Lee’s return to the "metaverse." ...

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His most memorable role was as the sharpshooting sniper Stick, nicknamed for the matchstick he constantly had in his mouth, in the iconic 1978 Bruce Lee film Game of Death. Mel was often cast as ...

Game Of Death was released in 1978, combining newly filmed material with footage of Bruce Lee shot before his mysterious death of a brain edema in 1973. In his most enduringly beloved role ...

Those who enjoyed Bruce Lee's performance in Enter the Dragon should consider watching this 1978 classic, called The 36th ...

Although Bruce Lee had a tragically short life and career, his unofficial martial arts franchise that spanned from 1971 to 1973 changed action cinema forever. In fact, looking back on the four ...

You can't think of martial arts movies without Bruce Lee springing to mind. The late star is probably the most iconic actor ...

If all art is made along the same path, then a new link can be drawn between musician/filmmaker Questlove and cinematic icon ...

Bruce Springsteen has one of the most iconic, widely recognized nicknames in contemporary music history: The Boss. That doesn’t mean he loves it. In fact, it looks like he kind of dislikes it ...