John Wayne was the ultimate movie cowboy and he enjoyed eating like one too. He had a great way of seasoning cowboy steaks ...

A 1959 classic which John Wayne made in response to a film he hated, was named among the best Westerns of all time.

Two decades after Hollywood legend John Wayne's death on June 11, 1979, the American Film Institute selected him as one of ...

In his final role, acting legend John Wayne played a gunslinger who was dying of cancer. The film was called The Shootist, ...

John Wayne put his credentials as a man of action to the test when he stepped in to stop a confrontation from turning ugly.

Image Credit: A still from 'True Grit' (Image credits: Paramount Pictures) What if the greatest cowboy in the world let ...

John Wayne was asked by Mel Brooks to star in the 1974 comedy 'Blazing Saddles', but he turned down the spoof, which used ...

John Wayne was known for his tough cowboy persona and classic western films, but he had a soft side to him. Ahead of the 47th ...

Long before he won an Oscar as Rooster Cogburn, the Duke revolutionized the entire film industry with a single, ...

John Wayne was very unhappy with his 1956 epic flop, which is not only considered one of the worst movies of all time but also 'killed' almost 50 people.

All we know about John Wayne's 21 grandchildren welcomed by his seven children ...

Due to his popularity as the genre's leading star, many may wonder what John Wayne's all-time favorite Western actually was. With so many thought-provoking horse operas to choose from (and so many ...