Trea Venerable, local cowboy and rancher, appears in “High Horse,” a Jordan Peele executive-produced documentary that reveals ...

Urban Cowboy, John Travolta's forgotten Western also starring Debra Winger, is streaming for free on Pluto TV this December.

Max Walker-Silverman’s new film, “Rebuilding,” is set in the San Luis Valley. It was also shot in the San Luis Valley. That might not sound like a big deal, but when New Mexico is offering up to 40 ...

Pope Leo XIV has revealed his favorite movies, ahead of a meeting with prominent figures from the film world on Saturday. All four of Leo’s chosen films were released in the 20th century, with the ...

A Georgia man is living his dream in a saddle. CBS Atlanta's Brian Unger reports on a real-life urban cowboy. Dacora Motors introduces American-made luxury car Trump pushes Supreme Court to overturn ...

If you grew up in the 1980s, the movies promised you certain technological advancements. While much of the science fiction content that came to cinemas back then fell firmly under the heading of ...

Karl Urban has hinted that The Boys Season 5 will include a long-awaited revelation about his character, Billy Butcher. During a recent appearance at the MCM London Comic Con, the actor teased that ...

Ever since the first werewolf movie, aptly titled The Werewolf, in 1913, lycanthropy has been a staple of horror, the wolf-like creature under the spell of a full moon becoming as classic as other ...

The original movie was released in 1985 and forty years later, continues to inspire audiences. By Borys Kit Senior Film Writer Goonies never say die, but they do, apparently, say Lego. The brick toy ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. One big clue that the country music star and the Oscar winner were going their separate ways?

Across advertising and popular media, seemingly everyone is grabbing their fringe, denim and Stetson boots, in a wholehearted embrace of the American West. It’s cowboys – and they’re “everywhere,” ...