and Randolph Scott to Kevin Costner... there’s a fresh destination to watch iconic and legendary Western movies and TV series ...

It’s not that long ago that I got into a conversation with a woman who travelled a considerable distance to meet someone who ...

The Ranown Cycle of Westerns is the designation critics have awarded to a remarkable series of low-budget Westerns from the late Fifties, starring Randolph Scott and directed by Budd Boetticher.

The Ranown Cycle of Westerns is the designation critics have awarded to a remarkable series of low-budget Westerns from the late Fifties, starring Randolph Scott and directed by Budd Boetticher.

The Ranown Cycle of Westerns is the designation critics have awarded to a remarkable series of low-budget Westerns from the late Fifties, starring Randolph Scott and directed by Budd Boetticher.

From 1903’s The Great Train Robbery—arguably the first American action movie—until the 1950s, Westerns accounted ... John Wayne, and Randolph Scott became icons of American masculinity.

Many US presidents have had an affinity for Westerns. For Truman ... he preferred John Wayne and Randolph Scott, among others. Some of his favorite movies were "The Longest Day," "Roman Holiday ...

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RANDOLPH, Vt. (WCAX) - Police are investigating the cause of a single-car crash that killed a Randolph woman Wednesday afternoon. It happened around 3:30 p.m. on Interstate 89 northbound near ...

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WILLIAMSTOWN — Vermont State Police say a Randolph woman died in a crash Wednesday on Interstate 89. Police said Beverly Emerson, 42, died in a single-vehicle crash reported Wednesday afternoon in ...

Memphis Grizzlies great Zach Randolph stood in front of a group of cameras, the lights beaming right on to his forehead while he talked about his latest accomplishment. Excuse me, Zach!