The Long And Storied History Of Garden Gnomes
Garden gnomes have a long, bizarre history that spans ancient statues of deities, real-life human beings, and the modern iteration of the gnome.
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What Will The Era Of King Charles III Be Called?
The New Elizabethan Age came to an end when Queen Elizabeth II died.
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Why Prince Andrew Holds The Power Over Princess Anne To Step In For King Charles III
In 2013, anticipating the birth of Prince William's first child, the late Queen Elizabeth II passed a new law removing male royal primogeniture.
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The Real Reason British Guards Wear Bearskin Hat Straps Below Their Lips
Known as the queen's foot guards, these special soldiers come from several regiments in the British Army, and they wear bearskin hat straps below their lips.
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What Is The Nitrogen Hypoxia Method Of Execution?
Approved in only three states including Alabama, the nitrogen hypoxia method of execution is untested. So what exactly is it? Let's take a look.
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Inside The Royal Rules Of Bowing And Curtsying
The U.K.'s royal family has centuries of tradition and practice informing nearly every move, including how they greet and depart from one another.
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Last Veteran Of Band Of Brothers Dies At 101
One by one, the eyewitnesses to the globe-altering events of World War II are slipping into eternity: James Martin, the last of the "Band of Brothers."
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The Queen's Funeral Planning Was A Bigger Undertaking Than This Huge Sporting Event
As the longest reigning monarch in the history of the U.K., Queen Elizabeth's death was felt around the world. Fittingly, her funeral is a colossal event.
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Inside The Duties Of A Royal Guard's Shift
They are the very visual definition of pageantry: the queen's royal guards, with their bright red tunics, tall bear fur hats, and disciplined precision.
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How People Become Part Of The Westminster Abbey Choir
The Westminster Abbey choir stems from centuries of tradition and still sings at important British events to this day. Here's how people become part of it.
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The Charges Against A Man Holding Eggs At The Queen's Funeral Procession Explained
During the funeral procession of Queen Elizabeth II, a man was arrested for holding eggs. Here's why holding eggs during the procession got him arrested.
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Iggy Pop's Experiences During An Infamous Race Riot Inspired One Of David Bowie's Classic Songs
Detroit has also seen its fair share of riots. And one of its more notable inhabitants, rocker Iggy Pop, got an up close and personal look at one of them.
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The Truth About The Guards Chosen To Carry Queen Elizabeth's Casket Into Westminster Hall
Eight guards were chosen to carry Queen Elizabeth's casket into Westminster Hall as part of their service to the nation.
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The First Mourner At The Queen's Procession Has A Surprising Connection To The Royal Family
No question but that individuals around the world are mourning the death of Queen Elizabeth II. A fortunate few have been able to express their grief in person.
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The Biggest Theories On Why The Queen's Coffin Moved To Westminster Hall At Exactly 2:22 Pm
Queen Elizabeth II's coffin was moved from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Hall at exactly 2:22 pm. These are the theories attempting to explain why.
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The Real Reason Members Of The Royal Family Wore Black Veils At The Queen's Coffin Procession
One important piece of mourning attire for royal ladies is black veils worn over the face. Here's the real reason members of the royal family wear them.
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Parts Of The World That May Eventually Be Too Hot To Live In
Here are a few places that could become too hot for humans to inhabit if nothing is done to reverse the trend of climate change. Some are closer than you think.
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The Pearl Earrings On The Queen's Coffin Crown Have A Storied Past
Tucked under the orb and cross at the top of the queen's coffin crown hang four large pearls known as Queen Elizabeth's Earrings. Here's their history.
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This Fascinating History Of The Gun Carriage In Queen Elizabeth II's Funeral
Queen Elizabeth II was carried to Westminster Hall via a gun carriage procession. This is the fascinating history and symbolism behind the gun carriage.
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The Whimsical History Of Westminster's Birdcage Walk
Queen Elizabeth's funeral procession through London will include passing by St. James's Park, site of Birdcage Walk, a bit of street with a long history.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Brendan Fraser
Brendan Fraser has a comeback in 2022 with "The Whale," but over the past two decades, his life has seen a lot of low points, both personal and professional.
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The Queen's Funeral Procession Proved More Difficult For The Horses Than You Thought
On September 14, 2022, a 4,500-strong military procession transporting Queen Elizabeth IIs coffin made its way through the streets of London.
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President Biden's Message To King Charles Conveyed American Admiration Of The Queen
World leaders can have a unique bond with one another, as individuals whose daily challenges cannot be imagined by the ordinary citizens they govern.
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The Real Story Behind David Bowie's Moonage Daydream
The real story behind David Bowie's "Moonage Daydream" involves the influence of William S. Burrows and the Dada movement.
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Why Queen Elizabeth II's Funeral Was Compared To The Olympics
Why was Queen Elizabeth II's funeral compared to the Olympics? Although the two don't seem to have much in common, there's a very good reason.
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Did 18-Year-Old Jackie Mitchell Really Strike Out Babe Ruth And Lou Gehrig?
Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig were two of the best baseball players of all time, but they were once allegedly struck out by an 18-year-old girl.
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How The Queen's Funeral Caused Disruptions For Air Travel
With the complexities and intermingling that is modern travel, it's no surprise that the funeral of Queen Elizabeth will have an impact on U.K. travel.
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