One of the most iconic American muscle cars, the Pontiac GTO has some history behind its name, and some shady tactics behind ...

The car sat for 25 years in the same spot where the original buyer’s son put it; it still bears the paint marks from when it ...

The 1966 Pontiac GTO easily takes the crown as the ultimate muscle car legend, a roaring beast that conquered both streets and dealership ledgers. While many wealthy collectors incessantly hunt for ...

The Pontiac GTO Judge is an extremely rare muscle car in its own right, but this version makes other rare muscle cars look ordinary.

The Ferrari 250 GTO is the third-most-expensive car ever to sell at auction. This re-creation has actual Ferrari underpinnings, and its aluminum coachwork is handmade. Granted, it’s not priced like ...

Pontiac's long-running GTO series are some of the original muscle cars, but why did its 1969 version of the car carry the nickname "The Judge?" ...

A live action film version of the hit Japanese TV series staring Takashi Sorimachi as Eikichi Onizuka. Currently not available to stream. Add it to your Watchlist to be notified when it becomes ...

From the rise of bands to the evolution of rock ‘n’ roll to the introduction of psychedelia, to say the 1960s were a prolific period for music would be a hefty understatement. Bands that came out of ...

Few cars capture the attitude of 1960s muscle car culture as well as the Pontiac GTO. In fact, many argue it was the GTO that really kicked off the whole muscle car movement. However, it wasn't until ...

“Let’s be clear: The President is advocating for an attack on 10+ million U.S. residents in two of America’s largest cities,” Gov. Gavin Newsom said in response Kimberlee Speakman is a Writer-Reporter ...

Get full access to The Daily Beast for $1 He was spotting wearing a “No Kings” protest shirt from Bruce Springsteen’s merch line. Nathan Howard/REUTERS Former special counsel Jack Smith made a ...

In the new series, the now 52-year-old Onizuka works as a teacher at Seishin Academy, which aims to "raise the leaders of the future." At Seishin, both students and teachers carry tablets through ...