Since its publication last year, the chapter in my book  Arizona’s Little Hollywood  that’s raised the most eyebrows is the one that reveale...

That’s how clever studio flacks (not New Agers fearful of cataclysm in 2012) described the view from Sedona’s Schnebly Hill in the caption o...

“Father of Film” D.W. Griffith (right) presents the 1946 Oscar for Best Color Cinematography to Leon Shamroy for his work on Leave Her to He...

The woman some call the most beautiful in movie history earned her only Best Actress Academy Award nomination in 1945's  Leave her to He...

Grace Bradley Boyd stepped off a train in Flagstaff on July 15, 1937, having just barely missed out on a rare treat  in those days – a Sedon...

Hollywood may have turned O. Henry’s Cisco Kid into “The Robin Hood of the Old West,” but that’s not quite what the writer had in mind. Here...

The Last of the Duanes star George O’Brien takes in the view from Sedona’s Schnebly Hill. Imagine having the opportunity to step back in ...