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The Independent Singapore News Nicholas Tse uses umbrella to shield vegetables from rain This never-ending rain. I shall hold an umbrella for you, he captioned. Nicholas Tse uses umbrella to shield vegetables from rain. Picture: Weibo Share - Advertisement - Beijing — There is quite a number of green thumbs around, but Hong Kong singer-actor Nicholas Tse appears to take it up a notch. On Jul 12, Bejing, where Tse is based, was hit by a massive storm. The 40-year-old was so concern...

Over the coming weeknights at 9:30pm on SBS World Movies, enjoy a selection of the best Australian cinema, with plenty more local gems streaming at SBS On Demand.

Everybody needs to have an angle, and that’s true for martial arts stars, too: Jimmy Wang Yu played one-armed roles, Jackie Chan brought comedy to the genre, Hsu Feng claimed she used to “act with her eyes”, Brigitte Lin played gender-bending characters, and David Chiang put athleticism over brute strength. Here’s what stars of the genre have said about what...

From Michelle Yeoh to Sammo Hung and Gong Li, martial arts movie stars on the methods they have used to look their best on screen, and some hairy moments.

Now you too can have an ass like Mickey. Disney Mickey Mouse? Doing calisthenics? The breakout success of home workout videos in the early 80—the most apparent being Jane Fondas Workout in 1982—inspired Disney to take the trend into its own mouse mittens. In 1983, Disney launched The Disney Channel, and it tapped dancer Kellyn Plasschaert to lead an early morning, Jane Fonda-esque workout show for kids titled Mousercise. Disney characters like Mickey and Goofy joined a child cast during t...

Jackie Chan, Sammo Hung, and Yuen Biao join a few other friends bringing action and laughs to the screen as the legendary Lucky Stars!

10 Essential Jackie Chan Movies Tom Jolliffe offers up ten essential Jackie Chan films… With Jackie Chan celebrating a birthday recently, I thought it high time I offered up a list of 10 essential films from the master of physical action comedy. His popularity has spread across the world from Hong Kong and China, to the west (even after early false starts to launch him as a star in the States). In the mid-80’s he was part of a collective of dynamic physical performers who revolutionised act...

Eureka Entertainment Winners and Sinners, My Lucky Stars, and Twinkle Twinkle Lucky Stars, a trio of lowbrow comedies with martial arts scenes, were big Hong Kong cinema hits in the early 1980s. Directed by Sammo Hung Kam Bo, who also starred in them, the films mixed comic actors such as John Shum Kin Fun and Eric Tsang Chi Wai with martial arts stars, and gave a lot of screen time to Jackie Chan. The stories feature Hung as the leader of a gang of ex-cons working on the right side of the law, ...

Alerts Clockwise from top left: The Faculty (Screenshot); Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade; Mission: Impossible (Screenshot); The Ring (Screenshot); Clue (Screenshot); Trainspotting (Screenshot); Boomerang (Screenshot Streaming libraries expand and contract. Algorithms are imperfect. Those damn thumbnail images are always changing. But you know what you can always rely on? The expert opinions and knowledgeable commentary of The A.V. Club. That’s why we’re scouring both the men...

How They Shot the Explosive Pole Jump Stunt in Police Story A stunt so nice they showed it thrice. Heres the story behind Jackie Chans legendary leap. Golden Way Films Ltd. Welcome to How’d They Do That? — a bi-monthly column that unpacks moments of movie magic and celebrates the technical wizards who pulled them off. This entry explains how Jackie Chan did the shopping mall pole stunt in Police Story. Without mincing words: Jackie Chan‘s career. Police Story with a vengeance. His most...