Royal Wedding News

Great George, the nine-and-a-half-ton bell in the tower of the University of Bristol's Wills Memorial Building, will ring for five minutes at 1.30pm today [Wednesday, 22 May] to mark the anniversary of the University's Royal Charter.

In our article of 1 April 2013 "Body of former solider, 42, lay in van parked at pub for FOUR MONTHS" we alleged that Paul O'Brien who was tragically found dead four months after he vanished, was a soldier who fought in the Gulf War and Northern Ireland.

The first rumours that there was batch of unusally revealing photos of Kate Middleton circulating came last week when reports began to circulate on twitter that Kate had been photographed at a friend's wedding with her skirt blowing up particularly high in the wind.

It's royal wedding season! Gasp at the decadence! Marvel at the opulence! Admire the beautiful union of love and power that should uplift the spirits of people across King's Landing! Or witness that under the excess, the realm's two richest families suffer from the same pitfalls that begat your average American wedding reception: Booze is ... (more)

I'm surprised I didn't see the portly silhouette of a famous British director trot past in that episode because for me, that was Game of Thrones Alfred Hitchcock-style. Taut psychodrama, and taut psychos - it had it all.

But windy weather and her flimsy outfit had other ideas. Kate was left red-faced after the gusts lifted up her 38 polka-dot dress, drawing attention instead to her thighs.

But the happy couple's choice of toast was more suited to The Only Way is Essex than its higher-class Chelsea counterpart.

A classic fairytale set to Tchaikovsky's magnificent score, it features stunning choreography and beautiful costumes, combined to portray the struggle between good and evil.

The Hangout Festival didn't leave fans wanting for much - supermodels on water slides, country bands and shellfish, and you know, Tom Petty , Kings of Leon and Stevie Wonder playing on the shore of a stunning beach.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's London palace has gone head-to-head with the Queen's shops selling baby clothes ahead of the royal baby's arrival in July.

It's always hard to pick favourites but here are five characters who steal the scene and the show every time they're on screen.

Bring your favorite tea cup and wear your best "Garden Party" attire, and join us for afternoon tea.

Lord Strathclyde, one of David Cameron's Cabinet ministers until January, now works for a private intelligence firm which employs former MI6 agents and works for the repressive dictatorship of Bahrain.

The pregnant royal - whose was known as Kate Middleton prior to her nuptials - beat off competition from Kate Moss, Victoria Beckham, Cara Delevingne and fellow pregnant star Kim Kardashian to top a poll following research carried out by the UK's largest online beauty retailer feelunique.com. Just under a third of those questioned admitted they ... (more)

"Mad Men," "The Great Gatsby" and tradition. It turns out all three are inspirations behind some of today's biggest wedding trends.

The duchess - who is expecting her first child in July - enjoyed a spicy homemade vegetable dish cooked for her by Hash and Chan Shingadia, who run a Spar shop close to Catherine's parents' home in Upper Bucklebury, Berkshire, South East England, when she visited her family at the end of April.

Left to right: Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, Queen Elizabeth II, Prince William, Duke of Cambridge and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge on the balcony of Buckingham Palace during the finale of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee celebrations on June 5, 2012 in London.

Prince William and Kate Middleton 's wedding website has been taken down from the internet nearly two years after they tied the knot at Westminster Abbey in a service that was viewed by billions of people around the world.

I've lost track of the number of DVDs from the Nickelodeon Favorites label that I've reviewed.

Despite Keira Knightley's recycled wedding dress, the Bridezilla myth lives on to taunt a woman on the happiest day of her life Bridezilla, a splice of reptilian monster and bride, first appeared in the Boston Globe on 29 June 1995, in an article about the miseries of wedding planners; not, I think, a cartel deserving of too much lamentation.