Andy Summers: Police Guitarist Does Tai Chi Chuan

The veteran rock performer talks with Black Belt about the art's discipline and its effect on his music.

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Hector Echavarria:
Justice Is Served

Argentine-born fighter, writer, director and producer appears in new film and comic-book projects!

Reggie Lee: Fighting Stereotypes

Prison Break actor enjoys his work but wishes he could devote more time to the pursuit of his black belt in taekwondo.

Undisputed II:
Last Man Standing

Under the direction of Isaac Florentine, Michael Jai White's latest film packs a punch. Edward Pollard talks with the men behind the movie.

Michael Worth: From the Backyard to the Back Lot

Tony Blauer disciple mixes martial arts with acting, producing, writing and directing!

Sideswipe to Appear on NBC Talent Competition

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See what the judges said about the team's July 17 performance!

Jeffrey Ross: From Sparring to Throwing Jabs Onstage

Jeffrey Ross and Black Belt Appear on Jimmy Kimmel Live!

Eli Harris: A Hyperactive Kid Gets Serious

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Jet Li's Fearless

The Reel and Real Stories of Huo Yuan Jia
by Dr. Craig D. Reid

Now that Hollywood has almost ruined the conceptual approach of Hong Kong’s evolution of stylized martial arts fight choreography, there’s one film left this year that’s a welcome sight for fight-film fans. After a four-year absence from the kind of movies that made Jet Li famous, he’s come out of retirement for one more curtain call that’s sure to bring the proverbial house down. In Fearless (Chinese title: Huo Yuan Jia), he’ll portray real-life martial arts hero and founder of the Chin Woo Physical Training School, Huo Yuan Jia. It’s not the first time he’s played a true-to-life Chinese martial arts legend, but apparently it’ll be his last.

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