Probably the most iconic patheon of all the ancient mythologies, the lives of the Greek Gods were filled with more scandal than any modern tabloid.
Margot Asquith was already a high-society rebel when her husband became Prime Minister, but she didn’t let it slow her down.
When you play the game of thrones, you win or you die. When it came to the Wars of the roses, truer words were never spoken.
Violet Jessop was a stewardess on three doomed ships, including the infamous Titanic. This is her unforgettable and terrifying story.
There is a long history of people using psychological warfare tactics in order to gain an edge on the battlefields of history.
After his death, Attila the Hun’s most trusted soldiers buried him in a secret location and then went to horrific lengths to make sure no one would ever find it.
Roman bounty hunters worked at night, watching for barbarian raiders crossing the frontier. In the morning, they would present their severed heads.
Deranged emperors, eccentric millionaires, and others have made their mark over the years—but history's weirdest people take “twisted” to the next level.
Marie Joséphine of Savoy was born into a world where royalty reigned supreme. However, during her life, France fell into a bloody revolution.
From his perilous childhood to his adult schemes, there was often little difference between Julius Caesar’s life and an episode of Game of Thrones.
Princess Fawzia was born into unimaginable luxury, but over the course of her dramatic life, she would court far bigger scandals.
Anne Askew was a bold Protestant figure at Henry VIII’s court, known for her outspoken beliefs. Her defiance made her powerful enemies—and cost her her life.
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