Martial arts master Bruce Lee probably invented the badass movie fight scene, but because of some kind of huge injustice in the space-time continuum, he was never able to fight with a lightsaber in ...

ANDERSON, California (CNN) — As police face scrutiny and controversy nationwide over the use of force, a small department in northern California is resurrecting a weapon to more safely subdue suspects ...

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Sgt. Casey Day was skeptical. The chief of his rural Northern California police department wanted him to find out if an ancient martial arts weapon made famous in 1970s Bruce Lee ...

Film fanatics with money to spare scored some of the most iconic relics from the last 50 years of movie making at the two-day “Hollywood Legends and Luminaries” and “Hollywood Sci-Fi, Action, Fantasy, ...

'Star Wars' meets 'Fist of Fury.' By Ryan Parker The only thing cooler than watching Bruce Lee onscreen is seeing the martial arts icon kick it up a notch by breaking out the nunchucks. And seeing ...

ANDERSON, Calif. — A rural Northern California police department wanted a versatile tool to take down suspects while limiting injuries to officers and the people they detained. It chose nunchucks.

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook If you are a fan of Star Wars and/or martial arts films, then this video is the “best of both ...

Just blame Bruce Lee. Back in 1974, New York state decided to ban the possession of nunchucks as lawmakers feared they were becoming enticing tools of violence among hooligan children and street ...

On Aug. 19, 1973, the day before my ninth birthday, “Enter the Dragon,” starring the one and only Bruce Lee, premiered in Los Angeles. Soon the movie was released in theaters across the United States ...

NEW YORK (Reuters) - A federal judge knocked down a New York state law banning nunchucks that dated to the 1970s, when martial arts star Bruce Lee popularized them in his movies by whipping around the ...

ANDERSON, Calif. — As police face scrutiny and controversy nationwide over the use of force, a small department in northern California is resurrecting a weapon to more safely subdue suspects that once ...