A year before Germaine Greer became one of the most famous feminists on earth, she was writing essays with titles like “I Am a Whore” for a magazine so explicit that Britain banned it before a single copy ever reached a newsstand. That magazine was called Suck, and for five strange years it tried to prove that pornography could be intellectual, political, and made by the people who actually wanted to be in it, rather than for them. Born in a London Summer Suck came together i

The real reason Marilyn Monroe's death is still debated isn't a cover-up, it's a botched investigation: destroyed evidence, an invented forensic method, and a housekeeper who couldn't keep her story straight.

In November 1942, in a Berlin coffee shop, a Jewish woman living under a fake name sat down with a woman married to a soldier serving Hitler's army, a woman who reportedly liked to boast that she could smell a Jew. Two years later, the Gestapo had one of them, and the other was writing letters to a concentration camp that would never be answered. In between, the two women fell in love, wrote each other a private marriage contract, and exchanged rings, all while one of them wa