There’s a moment in the film Titanic in which we are treated, if that’s the right word (which it isn’t), to an aerial shot…
The Celts would not have called themselves Celts. That is an outside term from the Greek “Keltoi” or Latin “Celtae.” The Celts may have…
Few historians have the courage to challenge entrenched views, or historical misconceptions. Onyeka is one of those historians, who in Blackamoores: Africans in Tudor…
Jane Austen, author of Pride and Prejudice (1813) was born in 1775, and during her lifetime there were hair-raisingly huge changes in fashion. If…
The Black Death, the Inquisitions, World War II, World War I, and the Dark Ages, are the darkest periods of European history, according to…
Sometimes, it’s the little things someone does that makes them truly amazing at their profession. No matter what the field, the great ones notice…
The thought of sacrificing a person’s life may seem like the sort of barbaric ritual reserved for only the most unholy and uncivilised societies,…
During the Second World War the German government used propaganda to control the ‘vision of women’. With that said, what exactly was the role…
Each and everyone of us needs food to survive although some of us take the appreciation of this necessity to a level far beyond…