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Empress Maria Alexandrovna lived every royal’s worst nightmare. In 1880, assassins attempted to murder her entire family. But that wasn’t even the worst part.

Mary Mallon unknowingly infected people with typhoid fever, earning her the infamous name “Typhoid Mary”—but was she the victim or the villain of this story?

When Jungle Book star Sabu died at just 39, his fans were stunned. But as dark details came out, their shock turned to heartbreak.

After Mother Theresa’s death, chilling evidence emerged that forever tarnished her legacy.

When The Santa Clause first came out, a line in the movie has Tim Allen mentioning a specific 1-800 phone number. At the request of her grandchildren, a grandmother called the number—and was absolutely horrified.

After becoming homeless and alone, Betty Hutton tried to make a comeback in Hollywood—but her altered appearance shocked audiences.

Pier Angeli’s fairy tale died with her greatest love, James Dean. But when authorities searched Dean’s house—they found evidence that led them straight to Angeli.

Pola Negri had a passionate affair with Charlie Chaplin—but the glamorous couple hid a dark secret behind bedroom doors.

Elizabeth Woodville is often seen as an upstart “hussy” who seduced her way to the top—but her story is far more complicated than people think.

In his memoirs, Sir Laurence Olivier confessed to having a brief affair with a close friend—but the letters that he hid in an abandoned barn revealed an even racier truth.

The marriage of Harriet and Sir Charles Mordaunt seemed like a Victorian fairy tale—but in truth, this was a horror story.

Grace O’Malley was an infamous Pirate Queen who ruled the Irish seas—but few people know about her even darker history.