On a lonely stretch of Highway 46, James Dean’s life came to a sudden, tragic end. We visit Blackwells Corner—his final stop—and the crash site that forever changed Hollywood history. A quiet roadside ...

but illegal in many places across the U.S. “James Dean was a queer man, and his relationship with his own sexuality was troubled and complex. This really shaped the characters he portrayed on ...

“I don’t know if it’s important to memorialize James Dean as the person, because I don’t think people knew who he was, but I think the characters that he played are impactful.” James ...

James Dean exploded onto the scene as a 1950s icon of teenage rebellion and angst. He stole hearts with his enigmatic persona and memorable looks, and although he only starred in three major ...

Warner recognized James Dean's star potential ... while the abandoned mansion where the characters find temporary refuge was the William O. Jenkins House, a location previously featured in ...