On May 19, 1536, Anne Boleyn's life was ended with a single blow ... her fate before an impassive French swordsman dealt the death blow. Watching on was Mark Rylance's Thomas Cromwell.

A recent discovery reveals a string of women who secured the book for decades after her death. Ultraviolet light reveals writing invisible to the naked eye in the margins of Anne Boleyn’s Book ...

Compelling play set in rural Essex follows three women whose lives are affected by misogyny surrounding the Queen ...

Of all the women, his second wife, Anne Boleyn, is the most famous given the tragic circumstances surrounding her death and the trend it set for the rest of his life — though one historian ...

Read our review of historical drama *1536*, starring Tanya Reynolds, Siena Kelly and Liv Hill, now in performances at the ...

Teddy Roosevelt, speaking in Detroit, blasted the pacifism of Henry Ford and accused the Wilson administration of ...

She says he was actually the son of Anne and Mary Boleyn’s brother George ... a stroke during the robbery that eventually led to his death. Most of the items were later recovered, but the ...

There were more than a million women in early 16th-century England, yet we remain obsessively interested in the life and death of just one. The usual, if sensational, explanation is that Anne Boleyn ...