Just a couple of years after the Second World War, John Wayne starred in Sands of Iwo Jima, a movie reenacting it. At 42, the ...

Rio Bravo is an 1959 American Western film starring some big names including John Wayne, Dean Martin, Ricky Nelson and Angie Dickinson. It was based on the short story of the same name by B.H.

Buoyed by that confidence-booster, the Hawks swarmed the Penguins in the third period and padded their lead midway through on Ilya Mikheyev’s 19th goal. Connor Bedard and Sam Rinzel assisted, with ...

Photo credit: Rick Glos Hidden in Oregon’s outback where cell service goes to die and GPS systems nervously sweat, this rustic wooden establishment looks like it was plucked straight from a John Wayne ...

The Western corner transports you straight to a John Wayne movie set – complete with cowboy hats that have seen more adventures than most Instagram influencers. Photo credit: Juan Mauricio These items ...

John Wayne was so pleased with this particular Western (featuring future Gunsmoke star James Arness) that he later turned it ...

The movie, released in 1939, was Stagecoach and starred a former stuntman named John Wayne. It won two Academy Awards and made Wayne a star; it also made the western a respected film genre.

Lee was open about the fact that he drew heavily on other filmmakers when making the movie. He might have a reputation for being misanthropic, but he gives credit where credit is due. Before any John ...

The western star appeared in many classic movies during his career, often working with John Ford to create incredibly popular tales of heroic cowboys and American brilliance. Despite his success, ...