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Courtney Campbell

Courtney is Wide Open Country's Entertainment Editor. She studied Journalism at the University of Missouri and is currently based in Austin, TX.

Tom Blyth attends the Los Angeles Premiere of EPIX New Series "Billy The Kid" at Harmony Gold on April 21, 2022

Tom Blyth Brings a Youthful Authenticity to Billy the Kid in New Epix Series [Interview]

By Courtney Campbell

Kevin Costner as Wyatt Earp in 'Wyatt Earp' / Kurt Russell as Wyatt Earp in 'Tombstone

Kurt Russell vs Kevin Costner: Who Played the Best Wyatt Earp?

By Courtney Campbell

Portrait of Marshall Wyatt Earp/ Photo of Bass Reeves/ Photo of Patt Garrett

14 Famous Cowboys, Gunslingers & Lawmen of the Wild West

By Courtney Campbell

Tom Blythe as Billy the Kid

'Billy the Kid' Episode 4 Explained & Exclusive Peek at Episode 5

By Courtney Campbell

Sharon Stone attends the Bulgari BZero1 Aurora Awards during the Milan Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2022/2023 on February 27, 2022 / Denzel Washington attends the 94th Annual Oscars Nominees Luncheon at Fairmont Century Plaza on March 07, 2022 / Channing Tatum attends "The Lost City" UK Screening on March 31, 2022

12 A-List Actors You Didn't Expect To See In A Western

By Courtney Campbell

Kelly Reilly in a field wearing a cowboy hat in a scene from 'Yellowstone' / Elizabeth Taylor on the ranch in a scene from the film 'Giant', 1956

Kelly Reilly + 19 More Actresses Who've Ruled the West Onscreen

By Courtney Campbell

yellowstone baby names

Cole Hauser Was 'Honored' After Meeting Fan With Baby Named After Rip

By Courtney Campbell

Maddie Townsend (Joanna Garcia Swisher), chef and restaurant owner Dana Sue Sullivan (Brooke Elliott) and lawyer Helen Decatur (Heather Headley) hugging in scene from 'Sweet Magnolias'

Netflix Renews 'Sweet Magnolias' For Season 3, Here's What We Know

By Courtney Campbell

SEPTEMBER 13, 1953: Singing cowboy Gene Autry and his horse Champion appear on "Toast of the Town" (later renamed "The Ed Sullivan Show") on September 13, 1953, in New York, New York

Singing Cowboys Started on the Cattle Drive. Hollywood Made Them Into Legends

By Courtney Campbell

Photo of John Wesley Hardin / A studio portrait of Belle Starr probably taken in Fort Smith in the early 1880s. / The only surviving authenticated portrait of Billy the Kid

8 Notorious Outlaws Who Became Wild West Legends

By Courtney Campbell

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