The Gilded Age season 3 gave a huge shocker to the audience with two deaths in a row, including the fan-favorite John Adams.

Episode 6 did not declare that John Adams was dead, but it is highly unlikely that he would survive such a brutal crash. Additionally, the preview of Episode 7 shows Oscar trying to cope with the loss ...

Yes, Sunday’s episode of The Gilded Age ended on a dramatic (and potentially fatal) note for a key member of the show’s cast ...

A presidential library for John Adams and his son John Quincy Adams is a step closer to becoming a reality in Quincy, ...

Played by Claybourne Elder, John Adams was introduced in the very first season of The Gilded Age as the secret lover of Oscar van Rhijn, the son of an old-money socialite family. The two are ...

So John Adams had explained it, an old, old man, to young Josiah Quincy, and so Quincy had reported it. The bowl then, must have made the long journey from Monticello to Quincy, Massachusetts.

What will come as a surprise to readers, however, is Nancy Isenberg and Andrew Burstein’s assertion that John Adams and his son, John Quincy Adams, predicted our modern crisis.

But John Adams put a Continental army and a Continental confederated government over and beyond all else. There was about this Braintree Adams something maddeningly obdurate.