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Actor, Director, Producer, and Writer: Ed Harris does it all. From The Right Stuff to Apollo 13 and Appaloosa, when Harris stars, failure is not an option.

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An INSP fan shares his insight and knowledge about a certain Atlanta attorney! By Guest Blogger Brian Ciampa One of the best examples of neighborliness is found in Les Calhoun, the meddlesome neighbor to Ben…

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How Christmas Memories Are Made We love a great Christmas surprise. But no surprise here: INSP viewers have a lot of heart! From joyful memories to Christmas miracles, thanks for sharing a part of your…

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Discover the legacy of James Stewart in his hometown, exploring his life, career, and the community's tribute to the iconic actor.

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The mighty equine is in the spotlight…From Tumbleweed to The Horse Whisperer, the majestic horse steals the show in these all-time favorite films.

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The Charles Bronson Story

Charles Bronson was known for his rugged face, quiet intensity, and powerful screen presence, which turned him into an international star through Westerns, war films, and action movies.

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The Jack Elam Story

Jack Elam’s crooked grin and gravelly voice made him one of the most recognizable character actors in the history of American Western films and television.

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What Makes a Great TV Detective?

From Jesse Stone to Sherlock Holmes, audiences have long been captivated by detective tales. A good one features courage, sharp instincts, and a touch of madness.

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In Hondo (1953), the Apache characters are depicted speaking a form of Apache, but in reality, the dialogue is of a different tribe.

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Did women own saloons in the Old West?

Most saloon owners were men, but the frontier offered unusual opportunities for women who were entrepreneurial, tough, and willing to work outside traditional expectations.

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