ROYALTY

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.'

There’s a reason that Meghan Markle’s first time sporting a tiara (borrowed from Queen Elizabeth II) was on her wedding day.

The queen exercises an admirable amount of self-control by only eating one little sliver a day, but you don’t have to be so modest.

From its humble beginnings as an island monastery, Westminster Abbey has grown into the cultural and spiritual heart of London, as well as the final resting place of kings, queens, and poets.

Live out your royal family fantasies in a 15-bedroom island mansion fit for a (former) king and his controversial sweetheart.

From William and Mary to William and Kate, find out which royals have lived, died, and possibly haunted Kensington Palace.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex's decision to step back from royal life has been worldwide news, but Britain’s royal past is full of rule-breakers.

After the Restoration, the regicides Edward Whalley and William Goffe fled to New England, where colonial officials helped them evade the long arm of the Crown.

At 133 words long, Prince Philip’s full title included the words 'duke,' 'earl,' 'baron,' 'royal knight,' and just about every other noble designation you can think of. But the highest and perhaps most obvious moniker that was conspicuously missing: king.