Greek mythology can teach us about women's rebellion. In myths they spoke truth to power and fiercely resisted injustice and oppression.

Atop Cividade Hill in northern Portugal, the ancient city of Bracasa Augusta lays in ruin. Today, the site belongs to the modern-day city of Braga, but 2,000 years ago, it was occupied by the Romans ...

The birth of AphroditeAphrodite, Greek goddess of love ... She was far more than just a pretty face. In the mid-fifth century B.C., the sculptor Calamis created the “Aphrodite Sosandra ...

In Greek mythology, Dionysus is also the husband of ... Our humble narrator, a bearded Titan suspended in shackles from a cliff face, is Prometheus (played by Stephen Dillane).

Greek mythology is fascinating. Although these myths or legends were told by ancient people thousands of years ago, they hold universal truths and lessons that relate to us in our modern-day lives.

Maybe you can name every Greek god ever committed to mythology; maybe you just know Nike, goddess of victory, thanks to her line of footwear. Either way, it’s hard not to know a little something ...

Gaia, the Earth goddess, rebels against her husband Ouranos ... Haley sees Medea’s actions as a way to assert her individuality in the face of Greek societal expectations.