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Arguably, the greatest gunfighter name of them all has to be Johnny Ringo. He had a great name but that's about all he had going for him.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — On July 14, 1881, Lincoln County Sheriff Pat Garrett shot Billy the Kid in the chest after surprisin ...

Even When It Comes To History, The Customer Is Always Right. By Leigh Rich THE STORY IS all too familiar. The characters are always the same--Wyatt and Virgil, Billy and Ike, Doc Holliday, Johnny Ringo, Sheriff Behan and Big Nose Kate. And the conflict expeditiously plays out at the O.K. Corral. But the latest maverick to arrive in the town too tough to die is a Norwegian scholar with new views on the legendary Arizona gunfight. Far from the cozy comforts of temperate Norway, Odd Are Berkaak isn't the typical Tombstone-ologist. A mild-mannered anthropologist from the University of Oslo who'...

From "Sleepless in Seattle" to "Dallas Buyers Club," learn about some of the best location-centric films out there. And who knows? You might even learn about a movie that's based right in your own

In 1790, the U.S. enacted the Copyright Act of 1790. In 1819, Walt Whitman, American poet, the Father of Free Verse and author of "Leaves of Grass," was born. In 1859, the Philadelphia A's organized to play "town ball," which became baseball 20 years later. In 1870, E. J. DeSemdt patented asphalt pavement. In 1879, William Henry Vanderbilt renamed New York City’s Gilmore’s Garden to Madison Square Garden and opened it to the public. He named it after fourth President James Madison. In 1884, Dr. John Harvey Kellogg patented "flaked cereal.” In 1911, the RMS Titanic launched in Belfast. ...