It's Bruce Oldfield! It's Alice Temperley! It's Sophie Cranston! It's a Young British Designer You've Never Heard Of! It's Daniela Issa Helayel! In the months between the announcement of Kate Middleton's engagement to Prince William and their marriage today, reporters, "royal correspondents," and the random people…
For the evening festivities, Kate — pardon me, the Duchess of Cambridge — changed into another Sarah Burton/Alexander McQueen dress. Like the gown from her ceremony, it had a snug waist but this evening getup featured diamante detailing at the waist and was paired with an angora bolero.
While the rest of the world dons their fancy hats for the Royal Wedding, we wanted to pay tribute to the great amazing science fiction and fantasy-themed weddings that have rocked our universe.
Today was all about Diana. Or you'd be forgiven for inferring as much, seeing as this media covering her son's nuptials couldn't stop dropping her name. We rose before the sun this morning and sat through hours of ABC, NBC, CBS, Fox News, MSNBC, CNN, and E! News, and Lady Di's name rang more persistently than the…
Grace Van Cutsem, the little flower girl who frowned as Prince William and Kate Middleton kissed this morning, has already become an internet sensation. Buzzfeed created a generator which adds Grace to any photo you upload, and folks have already gotten right to work.
The instant critical response to Kate Middleton's very restrained and elegant lace Alexander McQueen wedding dress ranges from positive to outright raving. Put Hilary Alexander at the Telegraph on the over-the-moon end of the spectrum: "Middleton stepped out of the vintage Rolls Royce Phantom VI and into the pages of…
We waited with bated breath for the newly-wedded royal couple to have their first "official" kiss — and 90 minutes after the happy couple strolled out of the Abbey, we got it. If you were one of the people betting on how long the lip-lock would, you likely owe some friends some money due to the brief peck.
We waited. And damn it, we're gonna ogle the shit outta this thing, created by Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen.
So, that happened. After years of dating (or scheming to get her man, depending on which sources you believe) Kate Middleton has finally married her prince. But this is no storybook, and in real life the tabloids don't let anyone live happily ever after. Here's a peek at what Kate can expect in the next few decades of…
Women care about the royalty and their lives more than men do. In Great Britain, for example:
As one might imagine, things were absolutely out of control.
Spoiler alert! What you are about to see in this short film is exactly what millions will be watching tomorrow when Prince William and Kate Middleton tie the knot. All the drama! All the pomp and circumstance! All the accents! Just watch.
You may not have won the heart of a man who may ascend the throne in late middle-age, but damned if you can't win Royal Wedding Bingo!
What's the coolest thing about a royal wedding? It's not the dress — snooze — or the guest list — Victoria Beckham, really? — or the Senior British Correspondents all the American television networks trot out to bask in their expert analysis. It's the hats, stupid! The glorious, creative, towering, ridiculous, fancy,…
Polls suggest the British are utterly indifferent to the Royal Wedding. Whether you share their disdain, seeing this scorn expressed in a country with a centuries-old tradition of well-turned insults is its own pleasure. Here, some highlights.
The countdown continues. The hysteria increases. And so do the stories.
Welcome back to Midweek Madness, in which we try not to get injured by the jagged detrius masquerading as gossip in Ok!, In Touch, Life & Style, Us and Star. This week, Royal Wedding wackiness is in overdrive; Khloe Kardashian is miffed that people think she looks "massive"; and Star totally didn't mean to call Katie…
Is there any job that requires a blasé, "couldn't care less" attitude more than that of the bartender? But that doesn't account for the bartender at British-y restaurants and pubs, which may or may not be obligated to give a shit about Friday's royal...event.
Herewith, your obligatory daily roundup of conjecture, speculation, gossip and authoritative pronouncements about Friday's royal wedding.
A Boston bicycle shop worker named Kate Middleton was kicked off Facebook when administrators assumed she was running a fake account in the princess-to-be's name. Luckily, she convinced them she was a real person and they reinstated her. But now her bike shop is mobbed with media folks. Apparently she has "steadfastly…
