We've all watched classic movies that are undeniably great, but not much fun anymore. These movies of the 1950s are both ...

Famed U.S. Army General Douglas MacArthur watched one John Wayne movie once a month for every month because he loved the ...

The Rehearsal, the most brilliantly deadpan show on TV, stars Nathan Fielder as a man on a mission to reduce the ...

Pull up to the turquoise time machine that is the Dairy Dip Diner, slide into a booth, order something excessive, and let Arkansas’s most charming Route 66-style eatery remind you why the classics ...

John Wayne is a Hollywood icon with a presence so dominating, he defined two different American film genres: Westerns and war films. While Hollywood's golden age may have produced better actors ...

His character in this movie may be named J.B. Books, but at this point, John Wayne was essentially playing himself. Image Credit: 20th Century Fox. In 1944, the Allied Forces launched the largest ...

You’d think that John Wayne said the word “pilgrim” a lot. He did. But only in one movie. In “The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance,” the Duke said it 25 times. The Internet Movie Database ...

Even as we watch Ethan’s hair gray his animus toward Native Americans stays true. John Wayne in ‘The Searchers’ (1956). Via Film Forum The reputation of “The Searchers” precedes it, but that wasn’t ...

Hulton Archive/Getty Western film star and Academy Award-winner John Wayne is iconic for his tough demeanor and rugged image in his silver-screen movies — and according to his kids, Wayne’s on ...

The name Marion Morrison didn't look good on posters or the marquees, so the name "John Wayne" was drafted and it stuck. After his big break in the 1939 movie "Stagecoach," Wayne ended up starring ...