The face of Ivan the Terrible - the Grand Prince of Russia famed ... Now, Brazilian graphics maestro Cicero Moraes has employed state-of-the-art methods to craft a scientific portrayal of the ...

Boesky became the poster child for Wall Street greed, his elongated face and toothy smile on the cover of Time magazine with the headline, “Ivan the Terrible.” He spent two years in prison.

Today, Ivan is better known as Ivan the Terrible, though the name wouldn’t be attached to him until much later. Ivan ruled as ...

In 1547, Ivan IV (1530-1584), archduke of Moscow, crowns himself Tsar of Russia and sets about reclaiming lost Russian territory. In scenes of his coronation, his wedding to Anastasia, his ...

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Nicknamed “Ivan the Terrible” on a 1986 Time Magazine cover, Boesky profited from the corporate takeover boom in the 1980s, using insider information to receive advanced information on pending ...

Scientists have put a face to a notorious name after digitally reconstructing the visage of one of history’s greatest monsters — Ivan the Terrible. “It was a very interesting experience as ...

Ivan the Terrible, Russia's first tsar, transformed his country into an empire, expanding its borders eastwards into Siberia, and south to the Caspian. But he's better remembered for his barbarity ...

Long withheld by Soviet officials, Ivan the Terrible, Part II is hardly an entertaining film. But it is well worth the time of students of history and the cinema. How Ivan, the first Russian czar ...