No one quite like Tammy Faye Bakker existed before she arrived on the scene, and no one quite like her has ever come after.
Ambrose Bierce influenced America’s greatest authors—but it was his mysterious end that made him famous around the world.
A celebrated opera singer and lethal duelist, Julie d’Aubigny shattered every rule meant to contain her.
Rose Kennedy watched as dark twists of fate picked off her children one by one—but one tragedy hit her so much harder than any of their deaths.
When the British king hopeful Charles Stuart died in 1788, one detail about his death was so humiliating, his brother made up a bizarre story.
In his short life, Robert Kennedy Sr. had a career that transformed him from a hard-edged prosecutor to a moral leader in a divided nation.
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