Horatio Nelson’s story still grips anyone who cares about how Britain shaped its naval identity. His triumphs...
This corner of Arthurian legend feels different when viewed through the Pendragon Cycle. It is familiar enough...
There’s something absurdly satisfying about becoming a full-blown dragon cultist in Elden Ring. Few builds let you...
Rewatching The Tudors feels a bit like rummaging through an attic and finding a chest full of...
There is something strangely comforting about revisiting a film where chainmail clinks louder than reason and honour...
The Battle of Sherston sits in that interesting space where firm evidence is thin on the ground,...
The functional battle sword of the old Kingdom of Dahomey was built for close combat, not ceremony....
Sayyida al-Hurra is one of those figures who slipped through the net of popular history yet left...
Arthur Wellesley has been pulled apart and put back together by generations of biographers. Some treat him...
Oliver Stone clearly set out to build a cinematic monument with Alexander, a film that tried to...