Though he might be known for his Western heroics, John Wayne's best performance is actually in The Quiet Man, a movie outside ...

Did John Wayne develop his iconic onscreen persona from the legendary Wyatt Earp? Also discussed are Wyatt Earps life after Tombstone, stuntman Yakima Canutt, Harry Carey, John Ford, and more!

The Poconos was once a haven for honeymooners, but times change, and the collection of spooky abandoned properties in the ...

George Takei's Lieutenant Sulu is curiously missing from a classic Star Trek episode, and we have a terrible John Wayne movie ...

Actor John "The Duke" Wayne rose to stardom during Hollywood's Golden Age as a fixture of Western movies. Even if you don't like the genre, it's hard to deny the impact of classics like "True Grit" ...

A black and white photograph of the late actor John Wayne in a tuxedo staring at the camera. - John Springer Collection/Getty Images Actor John "The Duke" Wayne rose to stardom during Hollywood's ...

John Wayne has always been best known for Westerns, and that means some of his non-Westerns remain underrated, or at least not respected as much as his cowboy movies. Wayne got his start acting in the ...

Do you want to bid on a Buddha? There’s a bunch of them. How about storyboard sketches from the 1960 John Wayne movie, “The Alamo”? A sculpture of King Tut’s burial mask? A dress once owned by Whitney ...

While John Wayne was known for bringing to life characters with a tough demeanor and rugged image, in real life, the actor was a little different, says his biographer. In an interview with Woman's ...

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Horror movies set during World War II include underrated classics like The Cremator and controversial art films like Salò, or ...