Forget horses—some knights jousted in boats, monks invented their own brawls, and Vikings had ball games that bordered on brawling.

Medieval society needed workers, but not every role earned dignity. Certain jobs were unavoidable, but still left people ...

Hidden among the rolling hills of Arrington, Tennessee sits a sight so unexpected it might make you question your GPS – ...

For out-of-state visitors, Castle Gwynn provides a unique addition to a Tennessee itinerary that might otherwise focus on ...

Rediscover the film that changed comedy forever, as a 1975 British classic is hailed as the greatest of all time on IMDb's ...

The popularity of Renaissance faires is growing in Washington State. Some fans go to the faires as families and make a ...

The market overlooks a dynamic battlefield where armoured combatants from the Barony of Seagirt (Victoria) will clash with ...

Teak, a Spanish-Norman horse breed, was donated to the Minneapolis Police Department's mounted unit in 2008, and after 17 ...

Knights could mount horses without their retinues with ease, and could also run at full speed if needed. One of the more persistent myths around medieval knights is the notion that they were ...

Across America, in front of crowds of thousands, men and women are dressing up as knights from the Middle Ages and fighting one another. The weapons, violence, and chivalry are all real.