That period of American history when everybody was kung fu fighting? It started 50 years ago this month. “Everybody was kung fu fighting” (sing, if you want) is the opening salvo in the Carl Douglas ...

In today’s streaming-dominated, everything on-demand world, the giddy thrill of discovering an absolutely belting B-side increasingly feels like an experience from a world long gone. Originally a ...

Martial-arts films in the United States have come a long way since a young Quentin Tarantino spent his afternoons soaking in cheap kung fu movies at inner-city grindhouses during the 1970s. Those ...

If all goes well, Sifu could get a bump from those projects as mainstream audiences look for more martial arts action. The good news is that it will have plenty to go around. In a recent preview ...

While the preview of Sifu didn’t go over the game’s story, it gave an all-encompassing look at what players can expect from the game’s pulse-pounding combat. In the nightclub, which has previously ...

Everybody’s gonna be kung fu fighting — a fourth film in the “Kung Fu Panda” series will release in 2024, Universal Pictures announced Friday. The film, which is slated for a March 8, 2024 release, ...

The Summer Game Fest presentation came to an end with a new look at Phantom Blade Zero, an upcoming semi-open-world action game. Phantom Blade Zero pulls from many genres to create something unique, ...

Players will follow Shuyan’s change from bored princess to Kung-Fu master throughout the episodes of Shuyan Saga, an ‘Action Graphic Novel’ that draws from real Kung-Fu for its various combat styles.

A chocolate shop and café in San Francisco’s Chinatown is giving employees lessons in kung fu to help empower them against theft and crime in the neighborhood, according to a report. Mindy Fong, owner ...

The cast and creator of The CW’s upcoming “Kung Fu” reboot are using their platform to condemn the recent influx in anti-Asian hate crimes. “So much about representation and inclusion is not so much ...

There was a moment near the end of “Kung Fu Panda” so satisfying, so achingly adorable, that I wished I’d been secretly taping so as to immediately put it up on ...