Kung Fu Panda opens June 6th 2008, With voices of Jack Black, Jackie Chan, Angelina Jolie & Dustin Hoffman. Looks amazing!

"An Asiatic Black bear attracted attention in a Japanese zoo, after keepers discovered it spent hours twirling a stick. The bear, also known as Claude, lives in A-sa Zoo logical park in Hiroshima, and... more inside

A parody of the very old school arcade game, Kung Fu Hero, with a surprise boss at the end.

Possibly unknown to some of you, Irish indie band Ash performed the song "Kung Fu" during the end credits of Jackie Chan's "Rumble In The Bronx". Here it is again.

Interesting stuff - Famous faces pasted on old kung fu tutorials. Great intro: cheech vs hitler, dog vs godzilla, homer vs money and so on Made by some people I´d rather not know. (I could translate... more inside

Kung Fu is an excelent tv series, staring David Carradine as Kwai Chang Caine. You may know David Carradine as Bill. He also starred in a few episodes of Alias. This series was great, for the sense... more inside

Meet the Chinese Kung Fu master who has become an household name and one of China's growing band of millionaires by doing battle with a common enemy, the housefly. Seen on http://www.neatorama.com/2007/07/21/the-fly-slayer-kung-fu-master/ ... WARNING: A gross scene at the end.

a funny scene from the movie kung fu hustle. just watch it

"Corvette Cat kills a Ford Cobra to save Jackie Chan from buying a Rice Burner! Jackie buys 2006 Corvette Z06 and saves China from Rice Corruption." From http://digg.com/pets_animals/Kung_Fu_Cat_Kicks_Cobras_Ass ...

I dont think this is a spoiler, its just one of the awesome moments in the movie (you might go blind from overexposure to sheer awesomeness). If you havent seen this movie, you should. Pixar and Wall-E has nothing on this.

... but what about those Dutch windmills!!

A clip from the MTV Movie Awards... And, well, just watch. "We don't need his nuts for the press tour."

I think that all little boys are born little soldiers. Still I look at these old commercials, which I remember airing during the bloodiest days of the Vietnam war, with more than a little skepticism.

"Oh ho-ho hooooooooooooo....oh ho-ho hoooooooooooo...."