ACTON, Calif. Finder, a 12-year-old thoroughbred, is among more than 150 equine performers feature

Matt Sayles/The Associated Press Finder is one of 14 horses who play the scene-stealing Joey. He lives on a ranch about 45 miles northeast of Hollywood with veteran horse trainer Bobby Lovgren. Rolling in the dirt is what equine stars do to kick back. Ma

When I first saw it on another site. Were wondering why they shut down Roy Rogers? Those burgers ruled So we're getting Bane, Catwoman, Ra's Al Ghul, plus all of the bland, forgettable gangsters that Nolan adds for a dose of "reality. The male characters

The honey bee lives and thrives in one of the most regimented and segregated societies found in nature. Worker or drone, its role is defined and its duties tied to the hive's destiny. So, if a playwright chooses the humble honey bee to float a theatrical

Auburn Hills— The only sounds on Roundball One were the roaring engines. Lawrence Frank still was upset the Pistons folded against the Timberwolves on the road. He was in one of those moods. He didn't want to talk to anyone. And he didn't want to hear an

ACTON, Calif. One star of Steven Spielberg's latest epic likes to end his workday by rolling around in the dirt, kicking his legs in the air and flaring his nostrils. Finder, a 12-year-old thoroughbred, is among more than 150 equine performers featured i

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ACTON, Calif. Finder, a 12-year-old thoroughbred, is among more than 150 equine performers featured

Acton - One star of Steven Spielberg's latest epic likes to end his work day by rolling around in the dirt, kicking his legs in the air and flaring his nostrils. Finder, a 12-year-old thoroughbred, is among more than 150 equine performers featured in the

In this Jan. 6, 2012 photo, horse trainer Bobby Lovgren works with his horse, Finder, in Acton, Calif. Finder was the star of the recent film "War Horse". Finder, a 12-year-old thoroughbred, is among more than 150 equine performers featured in the film,

They were two of Hollywood’s most enduring icons. Trigger, the thoroughbred horse that served as Roy Rogers partner on the trail for all 88 of his movies, and all 100 episodes of Rogers’ TV show. Bullet the Wonder Dog, Rogers’ faithful canine companion,

The NATPE convention brings out all kinds: aspiring syndie yakkers, sitcom stars and stuffed animals -- as in taxidermy-stuffed animals. Looming over the convention's main floor at Miami's Fountainebleau Resort are the original Trigger (horse) and Bullet

Abbey Barney seems an unlikely champion of efforts to preserve memories of Jackson County servicemen killed in Vietnam. At 21, Barney, an English major at Spring Arbor University, is far too young to remember the Vietnam War. She has no particular profes

Everybody goes to Gino's/ Gino's is the place to go...Back before McDonald's took over half the US hamburger-chain business, regional knockoffs like Philadelphia's Gino's stuffed local guts. The chain, owned by ex-Baltimore Colts Gino Marchetti and Alan

THERE WAS a time when everybody went to Gino's, a time when a giant burger slathered in secret sauce left char-grilled imprints on the brains of a generation. Gino's burgers were there by the bagful after Little League games, before David Bowie concerts,

Pistons.com editor Keith Langlois answers your questions about the Pistons and NBA. Click here to submit your questions - please include your name, email address and city/state on the form. Return to the Mailbag homepage. Paul (Essexville, Mich.): Monroe

Events are free unless noted. Fees usually include materials; call to confirm. All area codes are 503 unless noted. EVENTS SATURDAY, JAN. 14 "Architecture and Cityscapes": Works in diverse mediums and sizes by Portland-area artists. Ends Jan. 31. Arch

RFD-TV commemorated “The King of the Cowboys” for the 100th anniversary of his birth and reminded folks of how kids would “Just Imagine…” that they were riding along with Roy Rogers at the Happy Trails Ranch. Roy Rogers appeared in seven Rose Parades, a

Ray Manzarek and Roy Rogers couldn't come from much more different backgrounds. Manzarek, a Chicago-born musician, became the inimitable keyboard player for legendary psychedelic rockers the Doors. Rogers, not to be confused with the late cowboy-western