There was a time when the television Western stretched wide across living rooms every week, creating a landscape of dusty ...

Seventy years ago, on September 10, 1955, a gunfighter named Matt Dillon first strode into Dodge City on CBS, Gunsmoke, helping to change the nature of TV Westerns, eventually running for 20 years, ...

Why Chester was more than 27 times more common in the United States is a bit mysterious. Its American popularity began in New England. 42 of the 44 American-born Chesters over age ...

From haunted mountain trails to frontier showdowns, the WEST Channel keeps the spirit of the Old West alive with another week of classic television Westerns. Saturday kicks things off with Wagon Train ...

An Enterprise jury took about a half hour to convict a man of receiving a stolen BMW sedan. Three men were arrested after ...

With a solid cast, well-written characters, and weekly plots that felt pulled from your favorite classic Western, The ...

After a Sundance premiere, writer-director Kevin Smith's feature was picked up by Miramax for a theatrical bow on Oct. 19, 1994.

The Executive Committee of the George Mason University Board of Visitors faces scrutiny over an affiliation agreement with ...

By Peter Hummers Melpomene, the Muse of tragedy and Thalia, the Muse of comedy, get along like two peas in a pod in ‘Abbot & Costello Meet Frankenstein.’ ...

It’ll be interesting to see how Rob Reiner describes Princess Bride on the talk shows. It’s swashbuckling, bright, breezy and delightful, but it defies pigeonholing. It doesn’t have a hook or lend ...

Today's Nice Price or No Dice Metropolitan isn't the expected Nash edition, but a far rarer Hudson-branded car. While seemingly in good shape and cute as a button, we'll still have to decide if its ...

Rapunzel’s slender tower will rise high above Storybook Land riders when Disneyland adds a new “Tangled” scene to the miniature world of fairy tale stories that will mark the biggest change to the ...