Or the Pancho Villa death mask, auctioned off for $17K, that some say was bogus. Or even Villa's headless corpse, which could be in Mexico City or Parral, Chihuahua, depending on whose story you buy.

By 1916 Villa’s army had shrunk from 20,000 to only about 450 men, and the United States — his onetime ally — had switched its support to a rival revolutionary. “Pancho Villa felt betrayed ...

HBO has taken a little-known historical event and blown it beyond recognition in And Starring Pancho Villa as Himself, which premieres on HBO Cable Network at 8:30 p.m. on Sunday, September 7. The ...

Pancho Villa, a proven tactician ... in addition to 500 Hueristas escorted to a local cemetery and executed by gunshots to the head. Despite this carnage, Villa’s myth grew.

When Pancho Villa and his troops raided Columbus, New Mexico in 1916—one of the only times in the 20th century that a foreign army ever invaded the continental United States— the famous ...

What do Mexicans think about President Bushs grandfather having a hand in getting the guy that robbed Pancho Villas head out of jail? Kruising Klassily in Kennebunkport Dear KKK: Ah, Villa's ...

For the January, 1975 issue of High Times, Robert Lemmo wrote about the legendary Pancho Villa (1878-1923). In conjunction with Pancho Villa’s birthday on June 5, we’re republishing the story ...

When folk hero Pancho Villa was killed in 1923, his body was buried in northern Mexico. Three years later, when it was dug up, the head was missing. This anecdote gave renown playwright Luis ...

Pancho Villa’s last saddle will come to public auction on Saturday, January 28, 2012 when it is expected to earn a quarter of a million dollars. The saddle, made and marked by expert craftsmen ...

Villa's saddle is described by its handlers as having a "3-dimensional silver snake head" and "a carved diablo in the leather under the grand saddlebags," oh and of course, the initials of Villa ...