Tip your hat to cowboys from the American West and beyond with this roundup of photos from National Geographic’s archive.

Robert Duvall and Tommy Lee Jones' 4-part Western miniseries Lonesome Dove is the Western genre at its best, and you can ...

When Cheyenne first hit television screens in 1955, the West had never looked so vast — or so real. In an era when most TV ...

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Discover the most thrilling action sequences in modern Western cinema, featuring classics like No Country for Old Men and ...

The first authorized biopic of Bruce Springsteen's life, “Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere,” delves into the making of ...

A writer recaps their two-day cowboycore aesthetic trip in Texas, which included a cattle drive, driving the Ford F-150 ...

Poker was the headliner, with legends like “Wild Bill” Hickok and “Doc” Holliday turning the game into a mythology of its own ...

Although some consider Cry Macho Eastwood's return to the Western, as far as more traditional Westerns are concerned, ...

Cannon Beach might be the most photographed town on Oregon’s coast, and for good reason. Haystack Rock stands like a giant sentinel in the water, creating a silhouette that has become famous worldwide ...

Across advertising and popular media, seemingly everyone is grabbing their fringe, denim and Stetson boots, in a wholehearted embrace of the American West.

Commentary: This cowboy drama has a stellar cast and strong script, and the ending is an unsettling display of terror that'll leave your jaw on the floor.