Tonya Harding

01Caesar's inner wall (contravallation) was 11 miles; his outer wall (circumvallation) was 14 miles — both built in under six weeks.
02The relief army of roughly 250,000 Gauls attacked both walls at once; Caesar personally rode to plug a breach, his red cloak used as a field signal.
03When the relief army failed, Vercingetorix surrendered 80,000 starving survivors — and the 20,000 Mandubii civilians Caesar had refused to feed died in the gap between the walls.

01Each of the 999 place settings features a unique ceramic plate with vulvic imagery specific to that woman's historical period.
02Congress voted in 1991 to block 'The Dinner Party' from entering the University of the District of Columbia after public outcry over the imagery.
03The piece required over 400 volunteers working across five years; Chicago documented labor hours as a feminist statement about uncredited work.

Jeff Gillooly paid $6,500 to have a metal baton driven into Nancy Kerrigan's right knee in a Detroit corridor, weeks before the 1994 Olympics. Harding became the first American woman to land a triple Axel in competition.