Clint Eastwood starred in and directed one of his best and most anti-war Westerns in 1976, and it's still well worth watching after almost 50 years.

The album “PO$T AMERICAN” begins with the sound of Gregg Deal thumping an animal-skinned hand drum. He opens his mouth and ...

Ferrucci is a proud native of New Jersey. Barry Regula, general manager of Hollywood Gulf Coast and Boomtown Biloxi casinos, ...

How the hell can an anti-Trump Republican like Jon Bramnick possibly win a primary in this political environment? I’m deeply skeptical that he can. But I’m also somewhat surprised by his campaign’s ...

Wayne Gretzky walked from behind the net to the doorstep of the crease and roofed a backhand over a sprawling goalie named ...

The unfolding global trade war backdrop is uncharted waters. Scenario analysis should now include the possibility of things ...

Wayne Gretzky walked from behind the net to the doorstep of the crease and roofed a backhand over a sprawling goalie named ...

The Fort Wayne Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by music director Andrew Constantine, presented music by Ralph Vaughan ...

John Wayne and Clint Eastwood are arguably the two greatest Western actors of all time, but a rift between them kept the duo ...

John Wayne was positioned as a cultural superhero long before superheroes were a tangible genre in Hollywood. He wasn't just ...

In the film, Wayne is your typical Wayne, the no-nonsense, rugged hero, only an exaggeration: he's not just in a bar fight, ...

Back in 1959, John Wayne made a patriotic comeback ... of suspected communists in the film business. Wayne believed the movie to be “un-American” and Hawks disliked how the sheriff ran around ...