John Wayne starred in many Westerns across his career and there was one time that he starred in a Western inspired by a famous Shakespearean comedy.

Maureen O'Hara, the flame-haired Irish movie star who appeared in classics ranging from the grim How Green Was My Valley to the uplifting Miracle on 34th Street and bantered unforgettably with ...

Off camera, Wayne and O'Hara developed a close friendship that lasted until Wayne's death in 1979, which is perhaps why they have an uncanny, natural chemistry that makes them such a unique pair. Even ...

To many, Maureen O’Hara was best known as the mother in 1961’s The Parent Trap and 1947’s Miracle On 34th Street, but dig deeper and you’ll discover she was so much more. Known as the ...

Actors Maureen O'Hara and John Wayne had a deep respect for one another, but she was willing to go to great lengths to not drink with him.

'Rio Grande' actor Maureen O'Hara once explained how her 'erotic chemistry' with John Wayne developed on-screen.

Maureen O'Hara's grandson claims his family was not consulted about the bronze statue of the Hollywood legend before it was unveiled in Glengarriff, West Cork.

In Part 2 of our two-parter on the demise of the biggest and most pernicious tabloid of the 1950s, we’ll explore what happened after Confidential magazine claimed that redheaded star Maureen O ...

Everything from vintage clothing to a doll collection that belonged to the legendary actress is available at Ricochet Home Consignment. Maureen O'Hara died in Boise in 2015.

Miss O’Hara — I know it sounds archaic, but that’s how I’m going to address her — passed away in October at age 95. I say “passed away” because to say “Maureen O’Hara died ...

Fr. Gerald Weymes presided over O'Hara's funeral Mass at Saint Charles Borromeo Catholic Church in Arlington, Virginia and at the burial service at the cemetery.