Cultural or Scientific Victories are the name of the game with Catherine the Great in Civilization 7. Here's how to play her.

How Catherine really became 'The Great' Once the upstart foreigner stole Russia’s throne, there was no stopping her enlightened reforms, her empire's expansion, and her pursuit of love and legacy.

The Great opens on young Catherine daydreaming about how wonderful her life will be once she weds the Czar Peter III of Russia (Nicholas Hoult). However, as soon as she arrives in the Russian ...

Now that Catherine has attempted to kill her husband, will they live happily ever after? Marriage is tough enough without the added responsibility of running an empire, so it’s no surprise that ...

The Great‘s title card comes with an asterisk explaining that Hulu’s deliriously fun take on Catherine the Great is actually “an occasionally true story.”That means that while there was a ...

Catherine the Great, By Robert Massie, Random House, $35. Massie's great talent is to create characters that seem sympathetic and understandable despite inhabiting a world that is almost ...

If Catherine the Great was so unnatural as to ruthlessly seize a crown and not wind up brokenhearted or beheaded as a result, then surely copulating with a stallion wasn't beyond the pale.

Elle Fanning and Nicholas Hoult star in 'The Great,' a Hulu series that marks 'The Favourite' co-writer Tony McNamara's take on Catherine the Great.

The Rise of Catherine the Great, also from 1934, similarly portrays Catherine as a blissfully naïve and dutiful bride: "Russia just takes my breath away," she gasps at one point in excitement.She ...

Catherine the Great (1729–1796), also known as Catherine II, wrote the letter, "about inoculating against smallpox in parts of present-day Ukraine" during a trip to Crimea.