Occasionally, new stories are produced, but more often than not, contemporary Westerns are based on established classics.

Dennis To returns as Wing Chun grandmaster Ip Man in action-packed sequel from All Rights Entertainment, with Well Go ...

Dennis Hopper made a movie early in his career that could have been a hit, but behind-the-scenes issues killed it stone dead. Read more here.

While similar policies are standard in places far less glamorous than Cannes, the change sparked widespread attention because ...

LOS ANGELES -- Wyatt Russell is the leading man of the new modern-day western, "Broke ... rodeo rider trying to hang onto his career. Dennis Quaid plays his father. It is a sometimes uneasy ...

The modern Western renaissance continues with Broke, which stars Wyatt Russell and Dennis Quaid -- and doesn't go easy on either of them. Russell portrays True Brandywine, who's struggling to hold ...

Dennis Taylor's dulcet tones will be heard during this weekend’s World Snooker Championship final. The former Crucible champion remains one of the most popular figures in the sport and is still ...

German music was re-orchestrated to provide a tonic for racial superiority. David B Dennis is a professor of history at Loyola University Chicago. Before composing Inhumanities, he ‘examined every ...

John Wayne is known as one of the best actors in Hollywood history. He called these movies "perverted". Spike Lee was not a fan of him or John ...

Throughout May, high school and college students across the country are finishing their final exams, donning their commencement robes, and shaking and taking their degrees to start the next ...

Dennis Hopper is one of Hollywood's scariest actors - and not just because of his gallery of villainous roles. From his earliest days working with James Dean on >Rebel Without A Cause, through to ...

What’s more, it is a double concept album, a biographical song suite about a late American movie star, director and artist of quite marginal fame, entitled Life, Death and Dennis Hopper. Call it ...