James Dean, the 24-year-old actor, was killed in a car crash at the intersection of Highway 41 and Highway 46 in San Luis Obispo County, California, 70 years ago today.

Though he only released one film before his dying in a car crash, the actor became a lasting figure in pop culture.

The actor’s untimely death at just 24 years old sent shockwaves through Hollywood. Dean's death ended not only the life of a ...

A nocturnal writer since his first newspaper column, Reyan enjoys penning down ideas from intelligent to idiotic. He has written on variety of topics including technology, space, business, and ...

James Dean was 24, loved acting, loved racing, and Hollywood loved him back. He was "a rebel without a cause," a daredevil who was in the papers and on the screens of cinema theaters across the ...

INDIANAPOLIS — “Jimmy, in my view, always looked like he belonged in a Porsche or, in fact, anything with four wheels.” – Lew Bracker in his book “Jimmy & Me” In June 1954, Lew Bracker was invited by ...

When James Dean’s Porsche Spyder crashed 50 years ago, killing the actor just before the premiere of Rebel Without a Cause, his legend was sealed. But the director who gave Dean that immortal role, ...

Seventy years ago today, actor James Dean was killed while driving his sports car on a remote highway in Central California.

The video shows the last known stop of James Dean at Blackwells Corner, his last completed race at Minter Field in Shafter, and his memorial in Cholame. On Sept. 30th 1955, James Dean lost control of ...

In 1955, the American actor (and future icon) passed away at the young age of 24. These are James Dean's last words.

INDIANAPOLIS — Photos of late actor James Dean’s fatal car accident are expected to sell for $20,000 when they go to auction next month. The 24-year-old was driving on US Route 466 in California on ...

The story of James Dean and his Porsche 550 Spyder (nicknamed the Little Bastard) is well known among car enthusiasts. Robin Ludwig of Rind Performance is deeply knowledgeable on this subject, as well ...