Three months earlier, Napoleon had crossed into Russia, leading nearly 500,000 men across the Neman River and on toward Moscow. Upon reaching the city—and finding it empty—the soldiers eagerly ...

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The Outlaw John Rocha watches and reacts to the SECOND OFFICIAL TRAILER for NAPOLEON from director RIDLEY SCOTT starring ...

Clutch your ChapStick (for when your “lips hurt real bad!”) — 2004's cult classic Napoleon Dynamite celebrates its 15th anniversary on June 11. As you probably remember, the oddball comedy follows ...

Napoleon Bonaparte was a French general and emperor who has been studied by historians and academics for centuries. Despite his epic conquests, bold reforms, and intriguing personal life, the most ...

The stars of Napoleon Dynamite are on tour, talking about the movie they made 21 years ago that took the nation by storm. It's only fitting that at San Diego Comic-Con, two of its main actors, Jon ...

In 2004, Napoleon Dynamite became a cult classic, thanks in part to his love for tater tots. One of the most memorable scenes involves Napoleon sneaking tots into class, only for a bully to crush them ...

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Napoleon was unquestionably a great strategist and imposing historical figure. His leadership style had many flaws, which eventually led to his downfall. In the vein of learning from others mistakes, ...

Tom Johnson, the famous smuggler, adventurer, and inventor of submarines, sketched in 1834 for the publication of Scenes and Stories by a Clergyman in Debt. Tom Johnson was one of those extraordinary ...