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Three years after Bob Marley's death in 1981, the roots-reggae sound he led to international acceptance was still popular in Jamaica. However, it was under pressure from an emerging genre called d...

The film reminds us that not long ago, characters could be larger than life, it paid to have style, and celebrities were worth celebrating.

The Outlaws and Landscapers are two comedy dramas that deal with crime and punishment; we look at what makes these topics so appealing to TV writers

Prior to the proscriptive Hays Code, films were populated by adulterous, marijuana-smoking gold diggers – wildly entertaining and more modern than the roles that came next

Around the globe Thursday, nearly 16,000 flights were delayed as of noon Pacific time, and 2,055 were canceled, according to FlightAware tracking data. At JWA there had been zero cancellations over the previous 24 hours.

In May 1956, John Wayne was visiting Detroit’s Wayne University to crown the winner in the Miss Wayne pageant.

Jordan Peterson has been going through it. The professor-turned-pop psychologist-turned-political pundit/lifestyle guru recently got dumped by Twitter

"The Quiet Man," John Ford's classic movie that premiered in 1952, remains one of the most popular Irish movies among Irish Americans. "For all of its donnybrooks and thatched-cottage charm, there are deep, violent undercurrents in the film."

Revisit the filming locations of classic and modern western movies on this epic road trip around the United States.

Happy birthday, Mother Hubbard!