Surrounded by indulgence from birth, Lady Jeanne Campbell never learned how to control herself—and she paid a dark price for it.
The tragic and disturbing story of Ann Woodward is chilling proof that the higher you climb, the further there is to fall.
Before Marie Henriette even hit 18, she was handed a husband and a one-way ticket to becoming Queen of Belgium—neither of which she actually cared about.
One of the most beautiful women and most raucous socialites of her time, Alice Roosevelt lit up newspapers around the world with her antics, driving her father Theodore Roosevelt wild.
Etta James knew how to party, which she probably learned from her teenage mother. Unfortunately, it led her straight to the psych ward.
History’s great atrocities are blamed on tyrants or mobs, but it was also clerks, administrators, and middle managers who made all this mayhem possible.
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