Because he died so young, Bruce Lee only had time to star in a handful of high-kicking martial arts movies. But which of them ...

On Bruce Lee's 49th death anniversary, find out how the martial arts superstar died. Was his death a natural cause or he died because of some stirring conspiracy?

Despite never being completed, Game of Death is remembered as one of Bruce Lee’s most iconic films. Lee wrote, directed, produced and starred in the martial arts film, which was left unfinished ...

The abrupt nature of Lee’s death has been a matter of fervid speculation for decades, with some fans over the years even hypothesizing that the star was assassinated.

Bruce Lee's death didn't stop filmmakers from Hong Kong to Hollywood from trying to make sequels to his movies, to varying degrees of success.

When Bruce Lee died in 1973, both the worlds of martial arts and cinema collectively poured one out for a legendary homie. But, while it was initially assumed that his cause of death was an ...

Mel Novak, the great movie villain known for his slick turns as the sniper Stick in Bruce Lee's Game of Death, the gangster Blue Eyes in Jim Kelly's Black Belt Jones and the informant Tony Montoya ...

But in an unfortunate twist of fate, Bruce Lee never lived to see his big moment. Here's the truth behind Bruce Lee's tragic death.

Travis Scott's signature Jordan Jumpman Jack silhouette has been given a sleek and stylish "Bruce Lee" makeover. Read More ...