Take 17. The final scene of The Way We Were. The moment Katie says goodbye to Hubble forever. The cameras are rolling. The crew is silent. Barbara Stryand is ready....
Robert Redford is sitting in his office at Sundance in 2011 reading a magazine article and his hands are shaking. Not with age, not with illness, but with rage. Pure...
At 11:23 on the morning of August 13th, 1945, First Lieutenant Oscar Perommo banked his P47N Thunderbolt hard left over Kjo, Korea, watching five Japanese fighters break formation 8,000 ft...
You’ve seen it a thousand times. A dusty street, the blazing sun, a lone gunslinger’s hand hovering over his cult. A quick draw. A single shot before noon. The truth,...
Saipan, June 17th, 1944. 600 hours. Lieutenant Colonel Tekashi Kurasawa stands in his command bunker, 800 yd from the nearest American position. The morning air is still, humid, heavy with...
One of the defining staples of any western is the iconic showdown. So, let’s rewind through the genre’s history and count down the top 20 most unforgettable western standoffs ever...
Cannabis cowboys were real and their story was buried for over a century. The Wild West, you know, is a lie. Sure, there were shootouts, saloons, and gold, but there...
At 06:15 on July 30th, 1943, Staff Sergeant Michael Aruth crawled into the tail position of B17 Tandleo at RAF Kimolton, watching a gray English dawn that would carry him...
The Wild West wasn’t just dusty streets and cowboy duels. It was ruled by savage, unpredictable men. Today, we’re counting down from the dangerous to the ones so ruthless their...
Some photographs from the Wild West were never meant to be seen, hidden away because they exposed the most brutal, bizarre, and downright unbelievable sides of frontier life. Today, you’re...