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Ahead of the April 22 premiere, Cowboys & Indians spoke exclusively with Lainey Wilson about Keepin’ Country Cool.

The Texas painter’s sharp and spiritual portraits of cowboys frame metaphorical questions about the West’s layered landscape.

Where the Mother Road meets the mythic West in a centennial exhibit at the National Cowboy Museum.

These ten films capture how actor John Wayne became the western genre’s enduring standard throughout decades of filmmaking.

From million-dollar rides to back-to-back nights of country music, here’s how The American Rodeo is raising the stakes in 2026.

Texas' own Braxton Keith turns a chance start into a breakout moment, blending classic country roots with modern swagger on his debut album.

Dude ranches have been delivering uniquely American vacations for 100 years. A new coffee table book and documentary celebrate a century of city slickers — and others yearning for unspoiled country and simple joys — getting horseback and happy out West.

With more than 100 novels and over 250 million books sold worldwide, few authors loom as large over Western fiction as Louis L’Amour.

The man behind Longmire shares three outdoor-minded reads that capture the spirit of the West and why the landscape still shapes his fiction.

For country artist Drake Milligan, the road has become his second home since his America's Got Talent Debut.