Similarly, a Princess of Saudi Arabia became a beacon of change she wanted the see in the world. With great power comes great responsibility and yielding it in the right the directions is essential.

Princess Akiko, the second cousin of Emperor Naruhito, lent a regal air to the Japanese Grand Prix on 6 April as she made a rare public appearance at the event. As an honorary patron of the event, she ...

Monarchy is the oldest form of government in the United Kingdom. In a monarchy, a king or queen is Head of State. The British Monarchy is known as a constitutional monarchy. This means that, while The ...

as the Lady of the House she does wield power.” “Even though the House is now a one cell….” “Well an address has a House no, street number, so the two are now resident in the Street ...

ANAHEIM, Calif. — Filmmaker Stanley Nelson Jr. had just premiered his 2019 documentary “Miles Davis: Birth of the Cool” at the Sundance Film Festival when, as he was out on the dance floor ...

Meghan Markle has unveiled a new dessert called Chantilly Lili, which is inspired by her daughter, Princess Lilibet. Meghan and her mother, Doria Ragland, were shown making the dessert at her ...

Sarker asked if Diana “would have brokered a situation where they would have sat around the table” to hash out Meghan’s failure to become a princess, but Moore thinks that Diana would have talked ...

Ideally meant for kids aged 12+, the show She-Ra and the Princesses of Power has found an unusual binge-watcher in me. I first came across the series on Netflix when my daughter was watching it ...

The Princess of Wales has broken tradition with her annual Mother's Day post - sharing a poignant video. The clip, which celebrates the power of Mother Nature, was accompanied by a statement ...

Princess Anne, known for her practical and economical fashion sense, was seen in a chic monochrome ensemble at the annual Butler Trust Awards ceremony at St James's Palace on Tuesday. The Princess ...

“Arbitrary power is just that, and it means that anyone is going to be subject to unfairness at someone else’s whim," she said during a conversation with students at Georgetown Law School ...