Actor Gurmeet Choudhary shared a powerful glimpse into his lifelong connection with martial arts, paying tribute to legendary ...

Time to erase all signs of Satan, including the street signs on 900 South in Salt Lake City imprinted with: “Harvey Milk Blvd ...

The singer of hits such as Are You Gonna Go My Way and It Ain't Over Til It's Over takes his health, diet and fitness very ...

This week's Top Five compilation on People are Awesome features some amazing basketball dunks by the Dunkfather, a Martial Arts prodigy with some Bruce Lee inspired nunchuck skills, tennis trick shots ...

Bruce Y. Lee, M.D., MBA, covers health, medicine ... The use of GLP-1 receptor agonists has become so popular that some trainers are now offering workout and diet regimens to combat the resulting ...

Bruce Lee, a martial arts legend and philosopher, left behind a legacy far beyond his physical prowess. His wisdom continues to inspire people across fields, from sports and business to personal ...

Bruce Lee’s Diet. According to Pieratt, Lee didn't eat any dairy, so that was the main adjustment he struggled with. 'Bruce's diet was pretty solid all around,' he says, ...

A man in his 40s consumed a "carnivore diet" for eight months and then developed yellow bumps on his hands, feet and elbows called xanthelasmas, signs of high cholesterol.

The Great Gama: Indian wrestling’s undefeated phenom who inspired Bruce Lee. Born in Amritsar of undivided India in 1878, Gama is often considered the greatest wrestler who ever lived. ... had later ...

Bruce Lee was born Lee Jun-fan on Nov. 27, 1940, in San Francisco’s Chinatown, ... On his release, he promptly resumed his usual fitness regime and continued eating his usual diet: a strictly enforced ...