The former "Friends" star joins the hit British show. — -- Actor Matt LeBlanc will become the first non-British host of "Top Gear" in May, joining British radio and television presenter Chris ...

The new cohost of Top Gear—premiering in May on BBC America—on family, motorcycles, and his lifelong love of getting behind the wheel.

Matt LeBlanc learned to drive in a 1974 Datsun pickup truck when he was 12 years old. The actor grew up in Newton, Mass., just outside Boston, but would travel to Florida to visit his father—and ...

Matt LeBlanc will forever be linked to his famous role on 'Friends'. But the actor actually has a lot of hidden talents that extend off the screen.

Matt LeBlanc plans to be back in the driver’s seat on “Top Gear” when the long-running British car series returns in 2017.

LeBlanc, 48, was referring to his new co-host, Chris Evans, who says on the Top Gear website, "Matt's a lifelong fellow petrolhead and I'm thrilled he's joining Top Gear.

BBC Two announced LeBlanc’s new hosting duties Wednesday morning. “Matt’s a lifelong fellow petrolhead and I’m thrilled he’s joining Top Gear,” said longtime Top Gear host Chris Evans ...

Matt LeBlanc might be new at testing cars, but it doesn’t take too long to appreciate his sincere, yet entertaining style. Especially when a 911 R is involved. With 493 HP (500 PS) at its ...

By Matt Sudain for Canvas magazine I had a mantra, which I repeated the whole way to the interview: "Don't accidentally call him Joey. Don't accidentally ...

Matt LeBlanc knows how to make an entrance. A very loud entrance. The Newton-bred actor showed up at an outdoor wedding over the weekend at the steps of St. Paul’s Cathedral in London—in a ...

Image used with permission by copyright holder Matt LeBlanc will leave Top Gear after one more season hosting the British car show, reports the BBC, which also airs the series. Unlike some other ...

Evans had radio chops, but his obsession with cars largely revolved around collecting them. LeBlanc had a more natural on-screen presence, and I felt that his bits were always more genuine.