Bashir faked documents and used them to earn the trust of Diana's brother, Earl Spencer, and it helped convince Princess Diana to agree to the interview.
Read MoreBefore marrying Prince Charles and moving to Kensington Palace at the age of 20, Diana, Princess of Wales, was born The Honorable Diana Frances Spencer in 1961.
Read MoreIt's sports' most often-asked, but rarely-answered question (at least not directly): Is the Ring of Honor (ROH) as honorably authentic as its name implies?
Read MoreIn 1992, Andrew Morton's biography of Princess Diana created controversy with its uncensored look at her life inside the British royal family.
Read MoreTucked away after Psalms, the Book of Proverbs might be one of the most misunderstood books of the Bible. Proverbs is primarily a collection of "wise sayings."
Read MoreThe abdication of a monarch is not an easy thing for a country to go through, and in the 20th century there were certainly a lot of them.
Read MorePrince Philip's opinions about the marriage of Charles and Diana were predictably complicated, as his letters to Diana show.
Read MoreMost remember ancient Roman general Decimus Junius Brutus Albinus — better known as Brutus — for who he killed. "Et Tu, Brute" being shorthand for deception.
Read MoreHere's why the Beatles notably snubbed Philippine first lady Imelda Marcos during their visit to Manila in July 1966.
Read MoreJesus may have started the world's largest religion, but we know surprisingly little about him beyond what's recorded in the gospels.
Read MoreThe world was shocked and saddened in 1997 when Princess Diana, the "People's Princess," died tragically in a car wreck in Paris, on the run from paparazzi.
Read MorePrincess Diana had some of her most intimate thoughts and feelings shared with the world through a tape recording of what she thought was a private phone call.
Read MoreOf all the royals, Philip perhaps had the warmest relationship with Diana, as evidenced by the letters they exchanged during her marriage to Prince Charles.
Read MoreDiana and Charles were married within 6 months. She later gave birth to sons William and Harry, whom she doted on. However, life as a princess was no fairytale.
Read MoreIn modern times, people have access to full Bibles in 717 languages. Think that's a lot of Bible types? You have no idea.
Read MoreWhile Chris Farley projected an on-camera image of being a warm and funny guy, he struggled with significant substance abuse off screen.
Read MorePark Chung-hee was the leader of South Korea. This is the story of who was really behind the assassination of President Park Chung-hee.
Read MoreThe medieval tournament evolved from an exercise of war and ransom to a sport of heraldry and chivalry. Discover the history of the medieval tournament.
Read MoreAthletes are a suspicious group; when they start talking about how they're going to die, it's worth listening. Here are athletes who predicted their own deaths.
Read MoreAll it takes is one big hit to enter the annals of popular culture. Here are the one-hit wonder actors you didn't know passed away.
Read MoreHoly Week, describing the events that led to Jesus' death, led to the founding of the Christian religion. Here is the timeline of the Holy Week explained.
Read MoreDiana's funeral was a chance to unite the royals, the British public, and the world in a moment of loss. Here's the untold truth of Princess Diana's funeral.
Read MoreJohn Lennon was shot by Beatles fan Mark David Chapman in 1980.
Read MoreJournalist Martin Bashir conducted a interview with Princess Diana in 1995, and there is controversy on how it was obtained.
Read MorePlaying Princess Diana in Pablo Larraín's "Spencer" promises to be the role of Kristen Stewart's already successful career. Stewart has one regret, however.
Read MoreAs a child, Belle was described as "a bright student with polite manners," who enjoyed performing on the piano for others "and liked having an audience."
Read MoreAs lead singer, Freddie Mercury's toothy grin became one of his most well-known trademarks, but there was more to his unusual appearance than meets the eye.
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