Jennifer Carpenter's 1923 character, Mamie Fossett, was a real U.S. Marshal, but how much does history reveal about her?

Jennifer Carpenter plays Mamie Fossett, a U.S. Deputy Marshall who’s approached by Father Renaud (Sebastian Roché) and the ...

Angeline Mamie Worloh Koon, the wife of Majority Bloc's Speaker Richard N. Koon, has filed a lawsuit in the Commercial Court, ...

In "The Mountain Teeth of Monsters," this week's episode of 1923, we'll learn if either Pete or Kent survives the shootout ...

Gov. Glenn Youngkin signed several bills aimed at improving maternal health in the commonwealth, building on promises both he ...

What a funny word already is; it lends itself to so many misuses! Some Yankees say things like, “Enough already!” – an ...

On Tuesday, Youngkin amended Senate Bill 742 to have the new nine-member RBC board of visitors seated in 2025 rather than ...

Girls can still play baseball, but most are encouraged to eventually switch to softball if they want to pursue college scholarships. If they want to keep playing baseball, they have to constantly ...

Jennifer Carpenter as Marshall Mamie Fossett in season 2, episode 5 of 1923 streaming on Paramount+. Lo Smith/Paramount+. In 1923, Jennifer Carpenter plays Mamie Fossett, a U.S. deputy marshal who ...

Mamie Kirkland is a giant of Buffalo history who stood only 4 feet, 6 inches. She would have loved seeing her great-great-granddaughter Londynn Jones emerge on the national stage during March Madness.

Jennifer Carpenter discusses Season 2 Episode 5, why playing Mamie Fossett "reinvigorated" her as an actor, and more.