Dwayne #TheRock Johnson tapped into personal trauma in his portrayal of legendary MMA pioneer Mark Kerr. Here's a great read on the most unexpected film portrayal of the year.

I know there’s serious news, but this? Too good not to share.

Gavin Newsom’s office just posted a clip of EMPEROR PALPATINE reading Trump’s unhinged Truth Social rant about the L.A. protests.

It’s trolling at its finest.

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Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson's latest film outing is getting big-time media buzz. A friend in the biz has seen it and tells me it's more than well deserved.

Oscars for stunt acting and stunt coordination are both decades overdue. AMPAS: it's time! www.washingtonpost.com/entertainmen...

Hello Bluesky! I am moving over here from the toxic burn pit formerly known as Twitter. Below are several highlights from my career as a stunt actor. Enjoy!

1982: I was a stunt actor in "They Call Me Bruce".

1983: I doubled Tom Cruise, John Stockwell and Rick Rossovich in "Losin' It".

1983-84: Steven Bochko's baseball drama "Bay City Blues" ran for only one season, but it got solid reviews. The cast included Robert Davi, Michael Nouri, and - hubba hubba - Sharon Stone! I was in the "player rotation".

1987: I go totally punk in "The Lounge Singer Who Knew Too Much", Season 6 Episode 20 of "Fame". Sid Vicious, eat your heart out!

1991: I was in the video for "Don't Cry" by Guns N' Roses! For best results, crank volume up to 11.

2004: Sometimes, things go a little south, as they did on the set of "North and South". Patrick Swayze accidently broke my nose doing the filming of a stunt! He was a terrific guy to work with, and how can you not admire a guy who could dance and still had a helluva hand?

2004: Star Trek is arguably the greatest TV franchise of all, and one of my all time favorite roles was as a Klingon on "Borderland", Season 4 Episode 4 of "Star Trek: Enterprise".

An archival photo of the original members of SAMP, founded in 1961 and to this day the premier stunt organization - the best of the best. I was fortunate enough to be accepted as a member in 1985.

This was Jimmy Nickerson - one of my mentors, and a solid friend. He was a stunt coordinator for "Rocky", "Tyson" "Raging Bull", and many other projects. He was also James Caan's longtime stunt double.

The "Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood" fight scene was based upon a real incident between my father, "Judo Gene" LeBell, and martial arts legend Bruce Lee. In real life, Bruce and Gene became friends, and Gene honed Bruce's stunning skills for the camera - a style that still influences filmmakers.

My father, "Judo Gene" LeBell, in action: the very first MMA match ever, vs Milo Savage.

Remembering Classy Freddie Blassie.