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All the Kings Men and True Grit before his death on June 11, 1979, at age 72. A box office draw throughout his career, Wayne had possibly the longest and most successful career of any actor in film, having starred in 120 features, one series titled The Mesquiteers, and directing two of his own. When he died in 1979, Wayne reportedly had a net worth of about $7 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth, which adjusted for 2020s inflation would be about $25 million. Today, his net worth is li...

Jewel Samad/AFP/Getty Images The wide decks above once hosted passengers muffled in steamer coats, sipping bouillon as they looked out over white-crested waves. Here walked celebrities like Coco Chanel, Cary Grant, Marilyn Monroe and John Wayne, not to mention four US Presidents. Now, moss grows in patches on the deck floor and a breeze rolls unimpeded along empty walkways, making cobwebs shudder. A tattered American flag hanging from the radar mast ripples in the wind and seagulls stand shoul...

Original Saugus Cafe: LAs oldest restaurant struggling after recent outdoor dining ban The Original Saugus Cafe struggling due to outdoor dining ban The Original Saugus Cafe has been open since 1886, but now owners are concerned that the recent outdoor dining ban may shut the historic restaurants doors for good. NEWHALL, Calif. - The Saugus Cafe in Newhall, built in 1886 as a train depot eatery, is the longest-running restaurant in LA County. It has survived earthquakes, floods, even a dam coll...

Ron Howard Co-Starred with John Wayne in His Final Film, The Shootist Ron Howard is one of the most celebrated directors of his generation but even back when he was still an actor, it didnt seem like the two would ever cross paths. But Howard actually starred opposite the celebrated actor in his final film role in The Shootist, directed by Don Siegel. It was also one of Howards last roles as an actor before moving over to pursuing directing full time. The story follows aging gunfighter J.B. Bo...

Scot McKnight Image: Photo by James Coleman on Unsplash Three new books, two published already and one soon to come, have deconstructed complementarianism. Not that complementarians are going to fold up and go home and confess their wrong and become egalitarians. That’s not likely to happen (until Jesus comes). No, I’m talking the ideology of complementarianism that arose in response to the ERA and became centered in John Piper and Wayne Grudem, then institutionalized in the Counci...

Santa Clarita Community Rallies To Save Saugus Cafe A GoFundMe campaign has been started to save the Saugus Cafe in the face of the COVID-19 restaurant dining closure. Saturday, Yecenia Mercado, current Saugus Cafe owner, set up a social funding campaign to help keep the 100 year old restaurant open following the restrictions made on businesses to keep L.A. County residents safer from the coronavirus. “I’ve seen my dad work so hard throughout these years and it breaks my heart seeing him st...

Article content Binge-watching television shows has become all the rage during the COVID-19 pandemic. With little or no live sports to watch during much of this time and with no new episodes of ongoing series being produced, we have turned our attention to shows that are already “in the can,” and we’re gobbling them up quickly on platforms such as Netflix, Crave and Tubi. Now that colder weather has set in and Christmas season is well underway, we’re back in front of our TV sets as we w...

The Matrix 4, is set to star in the Bay thriller alongside Jake Gyllenhaal. While plot details are scarce, Ambulance is based off a 2005 film about two brothers who run from the police, and steal an ambulance without knowing it contains a female paramedic and a patient in a critical condition. Advertisement Variety reports, while Chris Fedak is writing the script. Michael Bay is preparing to make a film about the COVID-19 pandemic. Credit: Alamy Abdul-Mateen II, who is also set to lead the u...

What’s on TV This Week: ‘The Art of Political Murder’ and CBS Specials A documentary about the murder of the Guatemalan bishop Juan José Gerardi debuts on HBO. And two celebrity benefit shows air on CBS. A funeral parade for Bishop Juan José Gerardi, as seen in “The Art of Political Murder.”Credit...HBO Dec. 14, 2020 Between network, cable and streaming, the modern television landscape is a vast one. Here are some of the shows, specials and movies coming to TV this week, ...

50 Movies With Alternate Endings By Brianna Zigler, Stacker News On 12/13/20 at 12:00 PM EST Between the first word put on the page of a script and the completed theatrical release, a film goes through countless changes, shifts, rewrites, and sometimes complete reshoots. Even after a film is released—such as in the case of a movie like Ridley Scotts Blade Runner—the director can continue working on additional alterations to be released in future home media releases, or even as entirely ...