12 gods, called the Titans; three one-eyed giants, called the Cyclopes; and three creatures called the Hecatoncheires, each with 50 heads and 100 hands. Gaia loved all of her strange offspring ...

all of them related to Gaia - the Creator the Earth - and Ouranos - the God of the sky and the stars. Twelve of the most import gods are called The Olympians, named after Mount Olympus ...

First came the twelve great gods and goddesses ... Aphrodite was the personification of female beauty. Although all of the Olympian goddesses were beautiful in their way, only Aphrodite exuded ...

This is worth all the waiting ... about Greek gods and monsters — they are real,” Percy’s mother, Sally, intones in the series trailer. It’s kind of a lot to dump on a 12-year-old, but ...

Percy Jackson and the Olympians' premiere ... his mind leaps to Jesus when she says the man wasn't a man at all but rather a god. She clears that up quickly but isn't quite able to gently ...

Hecate was a goddess for ancient Greek religion and mythology, and not a witch as some associate her with Halloween.

Workshops, exhibitions, and sessions with literary figures will take place during the Yorkshire Festival of Story in November ...

In Percy Jackson and the Olympians ... Greek gods are in the 21st century. The Disney+ Original series — adapted from The Lightning Thief — retells the story of Percy Jackson, a 12-year ...

Editor's Note: Maybe you can identify with this. Some ESPN.com editors were sitting around watching the two-man luge event during the 2006 Winter Olympics. "Hey, I could do that," one of us said.

As I learned more about WWT and interviewed with our top executives, my conviction grew that this was my "Rebekah." During ...

This one was a really big deal to all of us who love being Cougs ... to the cash cows in the Big Ten, Big 12 and ACC. Surely the football gods wouldn’t let us lose to Washington this year ...

The Cowboys team, which also featured dual Olympian, dual Olympic head coach ... against Collegians and his Masters teammates ...