Hollywood director John Ford said that he filmed the battle scene of this 1946 Western based on the personal input of Wyatt ...

Everybody loves Tombstone. As far as Westerns go, it appeals to audiences far beyond those who love standard horse operas. But the story of Wyatt Earp lives far beyond Tombstone, Arizona, and it was ...

On Dec. 3, 1946, John Ford's Wyatt Earp Western feature bowed in New York.

Tombstone is a Western film helmed by George P. Cosmatos, and it revolves around Wyatt Earp and his brothers. They arrive at Tombstone, Arizona to have a fresh start but end up in a conflict between ...

TV Westerns have become huge again, but Kurt Russell's Tombstone is the blueprint for the modern Western resurgence.

Wyatt Earp died in Los Angeles 90 years ago Jan. 13, 1929. He is famous for his part in the O.K. Corral gunfight in Tombstone, Arizona, but lived most of his life and is buried in California. It ...

TOMBSTONE, Arizona — Well-known lawman of the late 19th century Wyatt Earp still lives — after a fashion — and he is leading a group of visitors through historic Tombstone, Arizona. In the original ...

“Icons never die,” writes Colorado author Mark Lee Gardner in the preface to “Brothers of the Gun.” That’s why the story of ...

One of the most divisive figures of the Old West is stirring up controversy again with the upcoming auction of two guns that reportedly belonged to Arizona's most famous lawman. J. Levine Auction & ...