Louise de la Vallière was one of King Louis XIV’s many mistresses but his only true love. Innocent and naïve, Louise waltzed—or limped—right into the King’s heart but then went running for the nunnery when...
Throughout his career, Quentin Tarantino has been one of the most controversial directors in Hollywood—but few know his even darker history.
When the writers of The Office needed a gay character, they quickly chose Oscar Nunez simply because he wore a pink shirt to the meeting.
Joan of France, sister to King Charles VIII, became queen when she married his successor, King Louis XII. Though her reign was short and marked by mistreatment, she ultimately found her own form of justice.
Joan Crawford and Bette Davis had Hollywood’s most vicious feud—but most people have forgotten what Franchot Tone did to drive them apart.
In 1921, FDR was believed to have polio, leaving him paralyzed. But new evidence suggests it was actually Guillain-Barré Syndrome.