The late, great Steve McQueen’s exquisite 1926 Excelsior Super X will go under the gavel at an auction at the Petersen ...

Some cars become legendary not just for their design or performance, but for the celebrities who owned them. These vehicles, ...

The Harvard Film Archive is running free screenings of English filmmaker Steve McQueen's “Small Axe” series, celebrating his ...

It's been 65 years since The Magnificent Seven first rode into theaters in 1960, and the film still stands tall as one of Hollywood's great Westerns. Adapted from Akira Kurosawa's Seven Samurai and ...

Did Steve McQueen (1930–1980) get ripped off trading a Jackson Pollock (1912–1956) painting for a motorcycle? His granddaughter claims that he did, and is suing for ownership of the $68 million ...

Tucked away behind the roar of Mustangs and the flash of Ferraris was a car Steve McQueen quietly adored. It was a 1952 Hudson Wasp, his so-called "Sunday-go-to-church car." Unlike his on-screen icons ...

Having spent time at The Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles, it's going up for auction in early October. The name McQueen is most commonly associated with a dark green, V-8-powered Mustang, a ...

Actor and cool-guy archetype Steve McQueen is inextricably associated with the Bullitt ’68 Ford Mustang Fastback and Porsches from Le Mans. But when he was running errands, driving to church, or just ...

The Hudson name may be all but forgotten today, but the Detroit automaker was a force in American motorsports, especially in stock car racing, during the 1950s. The company had been selling cars since ...

When it comes to classic network television Westerns, few have had the lasting cultural power as a show like Wanted: Dead or Alive. The hit Steve McQueen series followed bounty hunter Josh Randall, a ...