Ragnar Lothbrok led Vikings' first four seasons, and his best moment in the show is even better thanks to its historical ...

Ragnar and Lagertha were farmers when their world changed. Ragnar became the earl after killing Earl Haraldson (Gabriel Byrne), and after his wife had a miscarriage, Ragnar started to wonder who ...

Ragnar Lothbrok's shocking death in Vikings Season 4 was the most unexpected departure of a main character in the series.

Ragnar Lothbrok’s (Travis Fimmel) marriage to Princess Aslaug (Alyssa Sutherland) in Vikings wasn’t what you’d call a happy long-term commitment. Although they had some pleasantness in the ...

No Viking warrior has a reputation for badassery quite like that of Ragnar Lothbrok. His lifestyle was so badass that it's been made into a television series on the History channel, aptly named ...

Ragnar Lothbrok’s great army of revenge feeds the fish at the bottom of the sea. His boats sink into darkness, never to be seen again by human eyes. Yet Ragnar and Ivar endure. Father and son ...

Ragnar Lothbrok arrives back in Kattegat, ready to leave. The young King is restless. His adventures in England have been prosperous. He has made new allies: Ecbert of Wessex, Kwenthrith of Mercia.

After four-and-a-half seasons of raiding, battling and outwitting everyone else around him, it was the end of the line for Ragnar Lothbrok (Travis Fimmel) on Wednesday’s episode of Vikings.

Michael Hirst talks to THR about Ragnar's "unfinished business" and dark depression in the midseason return. By Amber Dowling [Warning: This story contains spoilers from Wednesday’s midseason pr ...

If one thing is true in “Vikings,” it’s that you shouldn’t cross Ragnar Lothbrok. (Spoilers ahead if you haven’t seen Episode 207.) In “Blood Eagle,” Thursday’s episode of the ...