Marie Antoinette’s Diamonds Are Hitting the Auction Block
Not all of Marie Antoinette’s jewels stayed within the family after her death. These two bracelets did.
Not all of Marie Antoinette’s jewels stayed within the family after her death. These two bracelets did.
Should you eat this piece of Princess Diana’s wedding cake? Probably not. Should you show it off at parties? Maybe.
Heavy is the head that wears the crown—and no one wore that headpiece longer than the men and women on this list.
Is the culprit Elizabeth I’s ghost, trying to make sure every last symbol of her cousin’s Catholic faith gets destroyed, once and for all?
The UK rental site UNCLE crunched the numbers on what it would cost to rent some of the royal family's most luxurious homes.
Princess Diana's famous royal wedding dress—with its 25-foot train and 10,000 pearls—isn't often seen by the public, but a new exhibition at Kensington Palace promises to change that.
A 1970 journal article suggested that Jack the Ripper might have been Prince Albert Victor, who couldn’t exactly clear his own name. (He was dead.)
The British royal family has a history of intrigue and scandal—and at least one royal shoe breaker-inner.
Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh and consort of Queen Elizabeth II, was the longest-lived male royal.
It’s the ‘Godzilla vs. Kong’ of the insect world, featuring a cameo by Anne Boleyn’s headless ghost.
Queen Victoria didn’t just wear black dresses to mourn the deaths of Prince Albert and other family members—she also commissioned special jewelry.
From 'abdication' to 'sovereign grant,' these are terms every fan of the British royal family should have memorized.
From 'abdication' to 'sovereign grant,' these are terms every fan of the British royal family should have memorized.
A gold figurine unearthed by a metal detectorist in England turned out to be the centerpiece of King Henry VIII's long-lost crown.
Medieval knights (and Jon Snow of 'Game of Thrones') were known to bend the knee, which may have influenced modern-day marriage proposals.
You can’t have afternoon tea at Buckingham Palace, but you can drink yours just like the queen does.
Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer married at St Paul’s Cathedral in London on Wednesday July 29, 1981. The ceremony was one of the decade’s biggest events—for good reason.
If your dream job involves managing the Queen’s calendar and writing letters on royal stationery, this one’s for you.
This Christmas, add some class to your dinner table by making the royal family's traditional figgy pudding recipe.
Bright colors have become part of Queen Elizabeth II's signature style, but they're more than an aesthetic preference.
Season 4 of Netflix’s ‘The Crown’ covers the temporary disappearance of Margaret Thatcher's son, Mark, during a car race. Here’s how it really went down.
From the start, Princess Margaret’s pop culture legacy was written in the stars—or at least the 'Sunday Express.'
The 1.5-foot hats famously worn by the Buckingham Palace guards date back to the Battle of Waterloo in 1815.
So, who here had “Watching ‘Toy Story’ at Queen Elizabeth II’s country house” on their 2020 bingo card?