The princess who outwitted kings, rejected Henry VIII with a legendary insult, and became a symbol of defiance in European history.
Margot Asquith was already a high-society rebel when her husband became Prime Minister, but she didn’t let it slow her down.
Aristotle Onassis manipulated his romantic and commercial life with a lethal combination of an ice cold heart and undeniable charm.
Deranged emperors, eccentric millionaires, and others have made their mark over the years—but history's weirdest people take “twisted” to the next level.
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.
Everyone knows that Benedict Arnold betrayed his countrymen during the Revolutionary War, but his chilling history is even darker than most people realize.
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