Josephine Earp outlasted the violence, the myths, and the men who made the Wild West deadly.
Charles E Boles (AKA Black Bart) was a prolific outlaw in America’s Wild West. But he was more famous for his poetry and politeness than he was for his heists.
Gilda Radner and Gene Wilder had a love story for the ages. The pair couldn’t bear to be apart—which makes what happened to them all the more devastating.
There's a reason history wants us to forget the twisted tale of Olga of Kiev.
Perry Como wasn’t like his Hollywood contemporaries. He stayed married to the same woman for 65 years—and when she died, the aftermath was heartbreaking.
Myrna Loy was seen as a “good girl” during her heyday in Hollywood—but the beloved actress actually hid a disturbing dark side.
Juliette Gréco had a freewheeling lifestyle, but it only covered the darker secrets of her past—and the sordid stories of her boudoir.
Anita Pallenberg was the “It Girl” who dated not one, but two members of the Rolling Stones, until a terrible tragedy brought her to a bloody stop.
Bitter land disputes. Late-night raids. Brutal shootouts. Forbidden romances. The Hatfield-McCoy feud was one of history’s wildest revenge stories.
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