Jason Holliday was a trailblazing Black homosexual nightlife legend whose life and work offered a dazzling peek into New York City’s mid-20th-century gay culture. His unsung journey to becoming ...

It seems we can’t get enough of Doc Holliday. A central figure in one ... “Doc,” Mary Doria Russell’s new Western, is an engrossing portrait of a legend before he becomes a legend.

According to a book I found called Doc Holliday, A Family Portrait, written by Karen Holliday Tanner, Doc resided with Stiles Holliday after graduating from the Pennsylvania College of Dental Surgery.

But Doc Holliday, with the cultural fascination he generates among ... Another odd piece of Holliday’s history is a portrait in charcoal, sketched by a barroom artist in Pella, Iowa, around 1885. The ...

which is based primarily based on the book “Doc Holliday – A Family Portrait” by Karen Holliday Tanner, a descendant of Doc Holliday’s cousin, Robert Holliday. In the play, Doc Holliday ...

He continued to play cards with Sophie Walton in his uncle's kitchen. Karen Tanner, a distant cousin and author of Doc Holliday: A Family Portrait, relates that he had a "remarkable memory and ...

These are the key factors that make not just Doc Holliday, but Tombstone as a whole, land as an epic Western. The film introduces Doc Holliday stabbing a man over a poker game, then making off ...

When Marshal Henry Jameson of Pueblo filed larceny charges against John H. (Doc) Holliday in late May 1882, he probably saved Holliday’s life. The Pueblo warrant meant Doc couldn’t be ...

He’s a 2½-year-old Blue Heeler named Doc Holliday — a nod to the gunslinger depicted in the American western movie “Tombstone.” Doc, for short. He’s been a member of the 1st Cavalry ...

And a big reason for that is its characters, notably Doc Holliday. From the moment he steps into town, Doc defends his friends, makes enemies, and asserts himself as a force to be reckoned with.

But Doc Holliday, with the cultural fascination he ... Another odd piece of Holliday’s history is a portrait in charcoal, sketched by a barroom artist in Pella, Iowa, around 1885.