Matthew Weiner, creator of the television series “Mad Men,” set his sights on Abraham Lincoln assassin John Wilkes Booth in ...

John Wilkes Booth’s hunger for fame — for remembrance — is understood to have motivated his crime at least as much as his oft ...

Matthew Weiner has built his career creating characters who defy the simple definition of either good or bad. His work ...

Matthew Weiner, creator of the television series “Mad Men,” set his sights on Abraham Lincoln assassin John Wilkes Booth in an attempt to understand why people do terrible things.

"It was then that John Wilkes Booth shot President Abraham Lincoln ... "A boarder at the house, Henry Safford, directed the group to the boarding house, and ushered them into a small room at ...

Anthony Boyle as John Wilkes Booth in "Manhunt ... Swann was one of the Wesorts, a group of Maryland Native Americans with Black, indigenous, and white ancestry. For a fee he gave the men ...

Herold and Booth, among others, had been part of a group that planned a failed plot ... "Doctor Who Aided John Wilkes Booth Gains Another Day in Court." The New York Times, 4 Sept.

It’s not uncommon for kids to fear monsters under their bed, but usually the monster isn’t John Wilkes Booth. In an exclusive interview with People on May 11, Tennessee native Cassie Litton ...

He wrote: The incident occurred while a group of passengers were ... Accessed 21 Dec. 2022. "Edwin Booth: Accomplished Actor and Brother of John Wilkes." National Portrait Gallery, 23 Sept.

With these words John Wilkes Booth fled Ford’s Theatre in Washington ... Swann was one of the Wesorts, a group of Maryland Native Americans with Black, indigenous, and white ancestry.

The creator of "Mad Men" is behind a new play running in Baltimore about John Wilkes Booth. Why it matters: Matthew Weiner ...