Why The Royals Always Travel With Their Own Blood
The British royal family has numerous traditions and regulations that run their day-to-day lives, and that includes their medical care, at home and afield.
Read MoreThe British royal family has numerous traditions and regulations that run their day-to-day lives, and that includes their medical care, at home and afield.
Read MoreWith the report that a Saturday Night Live cast member is set to play legendary punk Joey Ramone, the internet appears to be straight up split on the topic.
Read MoreAll people desire something in their last days, and U.S. presidents are no exception. Here's what the final dying wishes were for these American presidents.
Read MoreHenry VIII had six wives during his reign as England's king from 1509 until his death in 1547, and Jane Seymour was likely his favorite.
Read MoreSince all documentation of the crash long since disappeared, mystery and conspiracies have shrouded the death of Prince George -- royal husband and father.
Read MoreFamily game night can cause more conflict than togetherness. Monopoly spawned so much vitriol within Britain's Royal Family that Queen Elizabeth II banned it.
Read MoreThere was a time that the British royal family managed to dominate the news cycle even more than they do today, and no one made more headlines than Diana.
Read MoreIf you happen to be unlucky enough to find a dead body, there are several steps you should take to ensure that the deceased is properly taken care of.
Read MoreLike most large scale royal funerals, which are normally planned years before the person dies, every detail was planned in advance for the Queen Mother's.
Read MoreIn October 1925, a Greek soldier chased a dog into Bulgarian territory, igniting a ten-day conflict known as the War of the Stray Dog.
Read MoreQueen Elizabeth has owned dogs almost her whole life, and there have almost always been multiple dogs accompanying her around Buckingham Palace.
Read MoreBy all accounts, Queen Anne (1665-1714) was a tragic historical figure beset by constant poor health and frustrated circumstances.
Read MoreThe Queen's Piper travels with her to all of her royal residences, though Royal Central notes he doesn't travel to Sandringham, due to limited lodging space.
Read MoreNicolas II and George V are testaments to the power of royal lineages to greatly shrink genetic probability of producing differently-featured offspring.
Read MoreAny one of Clara Barton's achievements would guarantee her place in history. The fact she did it all is astonishing. Here's the untold truth of Clara Barton.
Read MoreWhile folks of the '50s had smaller portion sizes to thank for their svelte physiques, it still doesn't mean that some of the stuff they ate wasn't gross.
Read MoreAnne, Queen of Great Britain, became pregnant 17 times, but sadly none of them survived into adulthood.
Read MoreIn February 1884, years before he became president, Theodore Roosevelt suffered a double loss with the deaths of his wife and mother.
Read MoreIn the centuries they've ruled over nations and colonies, there have been shake-ups, especially when the desires of a monarch outweighed their sense of duty.
Read MoreAmerica has a pretty long history of civil unrest, with riots over the last couple of centuries remaining scarily relevant today.
Read MorePrincess Diana's brother continued to deal with horrifying fallout, including people coming to his home and attempting to rob Diana's tomb.
Read MoreFort Pillow became the site of a horrible, racist Civil War massacre in 1864. This is the tragic true story of the Fort Pillow Massacre.
Read MoreFrom getting their start in the oil business, to lucrative partnerships, to political prowess, this is how the Bush family got so rich.
Read MoreAfter the funeral service on April 17, Prince Philip will be privately interred in the Royal Vault of St. George's Chapel in Windsor.
Read MoreOne bit of trivia that is often overlooked in these discussions is the name of the last person to die directly in a war -- the last fatality in the conflict.
Read MoreOne of the tragic incidents was the Paxton Boys massacre, when Pennsylvania rebels slaughtered an unarmed Indian settlement amid the heightened tensions of war.
Read MoreThe pandemic has people are spending more time indoors than ever, and television watching has accordingly surged by nearly a third compared to 2019.
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