Back from Milan Fashion Week, the actor tells Esquire about his stylish weekend and his upcoming Taylor Sheridan action film ...

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The Magnificent Seven is one of the most important Westerns ever made, but the fate of each of its eponymous heroes isn't something most might be aware of. Directed by Don Sturges, the 1960 film ...

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From motorcycles to Monacos, McQueen didn’t just wear clothes—he embodied cool. Here’s how the original king of understated menswear rewrote the rules.

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Steve McQueen earned his status as Hollywood's undisputed "King of Cool" through countless roles as suave, charismatic, and uncompromising characters.

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