She was the first English queen to be publicly executed. Who exactly was Anne Boleyn, the young woman who took the Tudor court by storm? Who exactly was Anne Boleyn, the young woman who took the ...

Anne Boleyn had spent a large amount ... subsequently, her clothing style. When Anne of Cleves arrived at the Tudor court, the word had spread that the King was not pleased with her.

Set during the final months of Anne Boleyn’s life, 1536 cleverly dodges the Tudor grandeur. Instead, we are rooted in a sun-bleached Essex field, where three young women meet to gossip ...

Pickett posits that the treatment of Anne Boleyn by Henry and his court – effectively a proto-case of slut-shaming – is a paradigm moment of almost mythic force in the virulent history of the ...

So what misdeeds did Anne commit in those final months that would warrant her arrest, incarceration, and execution? The most well known of Anne’s crimes was her alleged adultery with several different ...

When King Henry VIII's wife Anne Boleyn was executed in 1536, her Book of Hours went missing for centuries. A recent discovery reveals a string of women who secured the book for decades after her ...

It crackles with the kind of crude yet charming dialogue you’d expect to hear coming from the ladies’ loos in a busy pub – when the girls question why Anne Boleyn would have an affair with ...

(See every Met Gala 2025 look here.) Anne previously hinted at her jaw-dropping look just days ago, when she attended a Versace event—which also saw Sabrina Carpenter in attendance—in New York ...