Did you watch the 1997 classic “Anastasia” as a kid? We’re willing to bet the villain Rasputin – who sells his soul to kill the Romanov family in the movie – showed up in your nightmares. Or maybe you ...

The Destiny 2 season 19 trailer teases Rasputin's return, as well as the emergence of Xivu Arath. The season looks to tie together narrative threads that the Bungie team has been planting since ...

If, unlike me, you don’t spend an embarrassing number of hours scrolling through TikTok each week, you may be wondering why the campy disco hit “Rasputin” is climbing the charts more than four decades ...

One of the most interesting and mythologized figures around the turn of the 20th century is Russian mystic Rasputin. He’s found his way into games like Shin Megami Tensei and Fate/Grand Order before, ...

The mystic peasant Rasputin was a trusted adviser of the Russian royal family but made deadly enemies. His violent 1916 assassination is the stuff of legend, leaving historians to piece together what ...

Malachi jumped into video games with the family consoles he played on as a kid. Classic cartridges like Super Mario Bros 3, Aladdin, and Mortal Kombat were almost always loaded in. He continued his ...

About 95 years ago, Grigori Yefomovitch Rasputin was killed. Though he was purportedly a mystical healer and held some influence over the tsar of Russia, Rasputin’s remembered mostly for his murder, ...

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Evidence seems to suggest that Destiny 2 may be on its way to a Rasputin-focused season next year, which would be almost two years after the AI Warmind was evacuated from Mars and shoved in an engram.

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A London courtroom. On the bench, pale and dignified in a black gown and white wig, last week sat 82-year-old Justice Sir Horace Avory. Before him, also gowned and wigged, were two of the greatest ...