The car was used for filming Furious 7 action scenes in Abu Dhabi in 2013
The Lykan HyperSport stunt car from Fast & Furious 7, which was partly filmed in Abu Dhabi, is set to go on sale in the world’s first automobile NFT, which will see the buyer own both the physical and digital asset. Courtesy RubiX Network
The car was the only one of 10 to survive the filming of Furious 7, and was built by Dubai-based W Motors. Courtesy RubiX Network
While the auction on May 11 has a reserve price of $500,000, Géraldine Monchau
chief business officer of RubiX Network, said the price is expected to go upwards of $1 million. Courtesy RubiX Network
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While Diane Lane was not new to Westerns when she was cast as Lorena Wood in 1989’s groundbreaking television mini-series Lonesome Dove, her role permanently defined her as one of the greatest and most beloved heroines of Western film and television.
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In an exclusive interview, Diane Lane talks about her latest Western, leading men, directors and hope for the next chance to ride on screen.
Let Him Go may be the most remarkable female-driven Western since Joan Crawford and Mercedes McCambridge came to blows in 1954’s
Johnny Guitar, but even its star is a little tentative on the genre. “What
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Robert M. Utley (right), author of True West’s best Western history nonfiction book of 2020, The Last Sovereigns: Sitting Bull and the Resistance of the Free Lakotas (University of Nebraska Press), has been a Western history hero and mentor to fellow historian Paul Andrew Hutton (left) since their first meeting at Indiana University in 1977. Utley’s The Last Sovereigns is excerpted on pages 18-25, followed by Hutton’s profile of his mentor on pages 26-27.
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If 2020 taught us anything as readers of Western history and fiction, it was that we depend on our storytellers to help us endure hard times. Whether in person, curbside or from a bookseller’s website, we consumed Western history and fiction last year, not only because we love it but to help us through the isolation and remind ourselves of the strength and determination of those who came before us, all of whom overcame much greater odds and conditions than we endu