Scandalous History
Who says history is boring? Discover the scandals, the gossip, the rebels, and the rule breakers...
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Ireland's problematic 'Joan of Arc'
Part two in a miniseries about Irish revolutionaries. Part one is all about the unexpected consequences of the 1916 Easter Rising and you can read it here.
In the long history of messy bitches, Irish nationalist and revolutionary Maud Gonn...
Six days in April: Ireland's Easter Rising
Ireland's Easter Rising of 1916 was seemingly doomed from the start. But what began as a failed insurrection became the spark that reshaped modern Ireland
Sometimes a rebellion doesn’t have to succeed for it to… well… succeed. Sometimes it...
The financial fraud which fooled Isaac Newton
One of my favourite TV shows of recent years is Industry and the latest series did not disappoint (warning: very mild spoilers ahead). The main storyline of series 4 took inspiration from the real-life Wirecard scandal and did a fantastic j...
The slave who became America's first drag queen
Long before drag hit the mainstream, a formerly enslaved man in Washington D.C. started a movement which would echo through generations, despite being relentlessly targeted by the authorities
Long before RuPaul was winning Emmys and usheri...
Hell hath no fury like a Merovingian queen
Joan Fontaine and Olivia de Havilland. Teresa Giudice and Melissa Gorga. Jane and Blanche Hudson. Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle. Alexis Colby and Dominique Devereaux. These female feuds are rightfully iconic. But none are quite as OTT as...
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