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Two stars from two ‘Karate Kid’ franchises are joining forces.

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These action stars are the real deal.

Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker will officially be back for one more ‘Rush Hour’ sequel.

A fourth ‘Rush Hour’ movie could be in the works as early as next year, says Jackie Chan, but there’s one catch.

The latest toy-to-film adaptation from the beloved building block company and Warner Bros. is their first real misfire.

Iconic Chinese actor Jackie Chan was awarded an honorary Oscar award at the 2016 Governors Awards in Los Angeles.

Think of the new action-comedy Kung Fu Yoga as an East Asian rework of Driving Miss Daisy, except with Jackie Chan instead of Morgan Freeman, and a real live lion instead of Jessica Tandy, and flurries of punches instead of soft commentary on the undercurrents of intolerance in the American South. Okay, they’re almost entirely different movies, but the takeaway here is that Jackie Chan drives off a cliff in what appears to be a police cruiser with the king of the savannah riding in the backseat. Jackie Chan, in case anyone had forgotten, is 62 years old.

Ahead of Warner Bros.’ Storks, the animation team has put together a short called The Master: A LEGO Ninjago Short that you can enjoy before all of the birds and babies mayhem. The short introduces us to Master Wu, voiced by Jackie Chan, who will appear in The LEGO Ninjago Movie in 2017.

Last year it was reported that Jackie Chan and Owen Wilson were still planning on teaming up for a third installment in the action-comedy series that began back in 2000 with Shanghai Noon. It’s been 13 years since the sequel — Shanghai Knights — hit theaters, but it looks like the duo’s goofy adventures will continue sooner rather than later (even though it’s already much, much later now).

Just the other day I was talking to a group of friends about Jackie Chan and reminiscing on his career. He gave us Rumble in the Bronx! He gave us The Legend of the Drunken Master! He gave us silly banter while fighting guys in the Rush Hour movies, all while sporting a big, goofy smile...

If you’ve ever been down and out, this story should give you some hope… Robert Downey Jr. has been down in the dumps and even lower.