The order of the Knights Templar was officially founded in 1119 AD by a group of nine prominent knights, led by Hugues de Payens (Hugo de Paganis). Besides Payens, the other knights were recorded as ...

The idea of Friday the 13th brings many of the same superstitious connotations that also surround black cats, walking under ladders and broken mirrors. And although there are several theories about ...

Continuing its move into more high-profile historical projects, History announced Monday that is developing “Knightfall,” a scripted series about the events surrounding the Friday the 13, 1307, ...

EXCLUSIVE: History is teaming with Bonnie & Clyde executive producers Craig Zadan and Neil Meron on a new four-hour miniseries. The network has bought a script for the project, from Sony TV and Zadan ...

History’s Knightfall is one of the most highly anticipated series of the year, and here are the pictures giving a glimpse of what’s to come. Based on the incredible story of the Knights Templar, the ...

A fascinating exploration of the legends accredited to the mysterious religious and military order of the Knights Templar. The Order of the Templar, created after the first Crusade and disbanded by ...

In Episode 7 of Knightfall Season 2, a trial began regarding the Knights Templar and the charges laid against them by King Philip IV of France (Ed Stoppard). This trial occurred on Friday the 13th, ...

The drama series, starring Tom Cullen, Simon Merrells, Olivia Ross and Sabrina Bartlett, had its world premiere in Cannes Tuesday night. By Scott Roxborough Avengers star Jeremy Renner has always had ...

A popular novel claims to uncover the hidden truth behind the Knights Templar, but replaces history with modern conspiracy ...

With Vikings such a big hit for the History Channel, the network is looking to expand its original scripted series slate with a drama about another kind of warrior—knights. EW can confirm that History ...

In contemporary literature, the Order of the Knights Templar was the focus of novels by Dan Brown (“The DaVinci Code”), Umberto Ecco (“Foucault’s Pendulum”), Ken Follett (The Pillars of the Earth), ...