British Royal Houses Explained
Stretching back to the Middle Ages, Britain's royal houses have been a source of fascination for millions. These are the British royal houses explained.
Read MoreStretching back to the Middle Ages, Britain's royal houses have been a source of fascination for millions. These are the British royal houses explained.
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Read MoreThe number of people who will queue in line to pay respects to Queen Elizabeth II is estimated by some to reach 750,000, and officials have made accommodations.
Read MoreSince Wednesday when Westminster Hall was opened so the public could pay their respect to the queen, the queue has only continued to grow and grow — by miles.
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Read MoreBehind Doris Day's cookie-cutter image was a woman who was surely exhausted from decades of misfortunes. Let's look at the tragic details of Doris Day.
Read MoreBoris Johnson's replacement as Britain's prime minister in 2022 was, to say the least, a controversial figure. This is the untold truth of Liz Truss.
Read MoreSeemingly overnight, Camilla Parker Bowles became Queen Camilla. And Britons and most members of the royal family have warmed up to her over the years.
Read MoreBeing a member of the military and serving in highly public, stylized, scrutinized roles has its own challenges. Add to that the possibility of passing out.
Read MoreEngland broke with the Catholic church centuries ago, but one British King was named a saint. Here is the only English king to be canonized.
Read MoreBritish military guards must follow proper protocol while fainting, which means fainting forward with their arms at their sides, while no one helps them.
Read MoreThe Prince Albert is a piercing in an intimate part of the male body, and its name is the subject of much debate. This is the legend behind the Prince Albert.
Read MoreMarilyn Monroe became -- and remains -- one of the most celebrated individuals to emerge from Hollywood. Her family, however, was mired in tragedy.
Read MoreThe British royal family owns vast wealth and jewels, so why is there a ping pong ball in King Charles' old crown?
Read MoreTragically, history is full of those moments when one group of people successfully blamed another group for a misfortune they had nothing to do with.
Read MoreThe controversial history of the Cullinan diamond used in the queen's coffin crown and funeral involves the legacy of British Imperialism.
Read MoreConspiracy theorists are convinced the queen's body is not in the official royal coffin. They took to social media to talk about it.
Read MoreRoute 66, one of the most popular and beautiful highways in the US, plays a patriotic tune when you drive it going the speed limit. Here's how it works.
Read MoreVincent van Gogh made a career of producing vibrant, dappled, swirling, and primitive artwork. That said, he left plenty of intriguing details in his artwork.
Read MoreSome people are fortunate enough to be born into a family that includes older generations who are genuinely caring and concerned for those younger.
Read MoreQueen Elizabeth II's casket is lying in state at Westminster Hall. There is significance to the prayer the queen received upon arriving there.
Read MoreShe was found in a flaming bed with three holes in her head. Here's what happened before and after the 1836 murder of sex worker Helen Jewett.
Read MoreRecently, the Elizabeth Tower in London (also known as "Big Ben") received a beautiful facelift. However, its unveiling came just prior to a tragic event.
Read MoreBritish guards famously wear bearskins as hats, in what has become a signature staple of their uniform. Here's why the guards wear bearskins.
Read MoreWith the death of Queen Elizabeth II, the United Kingdom engaged in a lengthy period of public pageantry mixed with mourning. It all comes with a price tag.
Read MoreIn the late 1960s, David Bowie ended up at Samye Ling, a Buddhist monastery located in Eskdalemuir, Scotland. There, he would receive a bit of profound advice.
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